The physical fitness tests of all branches of the military and other special units have differing exercises, standards, and distances in runs and swims. This article is a one-stop location for answers to the many different PFTs in our Department of Defense. - - - - - Army Physical Fitness Test The basic Army physical fitness test consists of a two-mile run, sit-ups and push-ups. See the ' article on how to ace the APFT and for guidance on getting in shape to score an outstanding score of 300. The Army Rangers require their candidates to score the following prior to attending Ranger School. Ranger PFT Minimum Scores Recommended Scores Push-ups in 2:00 49 in 2:00 80 Sit-ups in 2:00 59 80 Pull-ups 6 12 Two-mile run 15:12 Sub 13:00 5 Mile run 40:00 35:00 16-mile hike w/65lb pack 5 hours 20 minutes 4-5 hours 15-meter swim with gear P/F P/F For better ideas on how to prepare for such difficult training, see the link below of the store. For the month of August anyone who purchases an Army Ranger or SF eBook will receive the Phase II version (weeks 7-12) for free via email.

Related Articles - - - For Army Special Forces assessment and Selection Course (SFAS), it is recommended to score a minimum of 260 on the Army PFT for 17-21 year-old male. This three-week course requires you to be able to fast march many miles a day using land navigation skills, climb obstacle courses. If you can do the recommended scores for Army Ranger, you should be well prepared for SFAS. Also see the PDF for more information on Special Forces Training.

Navy Physical Fitness Test Navy Physical readiness tests, with associated height/weight/body fat measurements, are conducted twice each fiscal year. The test is designed to measure flexibility, muscular endurance and aerobic capacity. The Navy physical fitness test consists of a 1.5-mile run, sit-ups and push-ups.

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Also swimming 500m for time is an option for the 1.5-mile run. This is a standard PT test used by other braches and many law enforcement agencies across the United States. The Navy SEALs, Navy SWCC, Divers, and SAR swimmers naturally have more water-based fitness tests and training. See the following links on the standards and information about the schools: - - Air Force Physical Fitness Test During initial entry processing, both men and women are required to pass a Physical Fitness test that measures cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance and mobility. The test consists of the two-mile run, push-ups and sit-ups. In addition to initial entry physical fitness requirements, the Air Force has an annual fitness test requiring a passing score in a 1.5-mile run, push-ups and sit-ups. See the Navy PFT link for ideas on scoring well on the AF PFT since it is the same test.

This link will give you an idea of minimum scores for the different sex/age groups. - The Air Force Special Forces units - PJs or para-rescue forces have a Navy SEAL-type fitness test and standards. See the ' article to learn more about USAF Special Operations. Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test The Physical Fitness Test is administered every six months.

All Marines are provided time to train and are expected to maintain an adequate degree of physical fitness. The standard physical fitness test consists of three events that measure cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, endurance, and mobility. Male Marines will perform 'dead-hang' pull-ups, abdominal crunches, and a three-mile run. Female Marines will complete the 'flexed-arm' hang, abdominal crunches, and a three-mile run with a pull-up option. USMC RECON has a challenging course of instruction and more information can be found by reading the ' article. Coast Guard Physical Fitness Test Physical fitness requirements in the Coast Guard are directly linked to On the Job requirements. Coast Guard men and women who are rescue swimmers, small boat crew members, etc., must comply with the specific physical standards set forth by their position, but here are the standards for the 'Navy PFT' plus 12 minute swim.

SPECIFIC PFT REQUIREMENTS ARE: MALE PUSH-UPS SIT-UPS 30 23 32 30-39 19 25 40-49 13 20 SPECIFIC PFT REQUIREMENTS ARE: MALE SIT&REACH 1. Barcode Pdf 147 Font Download. 5 MILE RUN 12 MIN SWIM 30 19.25' 15:26 400 yds 30-39 18.25' 15:57 350 yds 40-49 17.25' 16:58 300 yds View the. This article should help you find the standards you should reach prior to joining the military.

It is always recommended to never strive for the minimum physical standards when seeking a profession that requires a fit body to perhaps save your life or the lives of your comrades. If you are seeking to get back into shape and want to be as fit as one of the above military members, check with your doctor before starting any fitness program. Stew Smith is a former Navy SEAL and fitness author certified as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. If you are interested in starting a workout program to create a healthy lifestyle - check out the Military.com and the at Military.com. To contact Stew with your comments and questions, e-mail him.

Advanced physical training assures physical and mental endurance and the stamina required for obtaining basic Ranger characteristics; commitment, confidence and physical and mental toughness. Additionally, the student executes demolitions training and airborne refresher training. Airborne Soldiers will exit from a high performance aircraft and conduct tactical assembly area procedures. ' The most important pre-training exercise to do prior to Ranger school is walking fast in your boots with at least 50 pounds of weight on your back. You will do this everyday you are at Ranger School. Running at least 5 miles, 3-4 times a week and swimming in uniform 2-3 times a week is recommended as well.

Pack on a 5-10 pounds of body weight prior to going so you have a little to lose when you are consuming fewer calories a day. The second part of First Phase use obstacle courses and long ruck marches as a major part of the physical fitness requirements. However, the fundamentals of patrolling and small unit tactics is the focus of this part of the Benning Phase.

These graded field exercises include ambush and reconnaissance patrols, close quarters combat, airborne operations, and air assault operations. The Ranger student must then demonstrate his expertise through a series of cadre and student led tactical patrol operations. The second phase, or Mountain phase last 20 days and nights and teaches operating in small units while sustaining himself and his subordinates in the adverse conditions of the mountains. The rugged terrain, hunger, and sleep deprivation are the biggest causes of emotional stress that the student encounters. He will eat, sleep and operate in these conditions for 3 weeks, usually eating no more than 2 MREs a day (Meals Ready to Eat). The Third phase, or Florida phase, teaches small boat operations, ship to shore operations, stream crossing techniques, and skills needed to survive and operate in a jungle and swamp environment. This phase lasts 16 days and nights and tests the patrolling and leadership techniques of every Ranger.

Ranger School is a grueling school due to the long hours of walking with your gear, sleeping in the field and eating 1-2 meals less a day than normal. Many students lose 20-30 pounds in the 56 day school. But the school teaches the Ranger he can overcome insurmountable challenges while under simulated combat conditions. Ranger school has honed the professional skills and techniques necessary to conduct small unit operations. And of course, you can wear the well deserved Ranger Tab on your shoulder. If you would like to buy the Ranger Workout that has worked for several clients of the StewSmith.com PT Club please go directly to the. Testimonial - Your US Army Ranger PT program is absolutely fantastic.

I am on week 9 of the 10 weeks. I have been keeping track of my progress. I posted the following improvements from pre-week 1 to current: Pushups - 50 to 90 in 2 minutes Pullups - 15 to 27 Crunches - 110 to 140 in 2 minutes My two mile time dropped from 16 min,30 sec to 13m 54s. (This 2 mile time was in 96 F heat). It is easy to see why these programs help people with their PT performances.

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