Air Force Physical Fitness Test Standards
UPDATED: Air Force Standards for the 2012 Physical Fitness Requirements and PT Test
Note: The AirForce-PT.com was designed to help military airmen who already have a fitness background to excel even further on their pushups, situps, and 1.5 mile run. If this is your first time exercising consult your doctor before starting any exercise or fitness program. - Updated for the 2011 PT Test - Copyright, 2011
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The Air Force is continuing to strengthen and refine their physical fitness testing standards.
Currently the Physical Fitness Test requires Airmen and Officers to run 1.5 miles, complete the
maximum amount of push-ups and sit-ups in one minute and then have their abdominal
circumference measured. This site displays those testing standards, and provides resources
for improving both your overall physical fitness and Air Force physical fitness test.
Air Force Fitness Test Standards
Male Fitness Test Standards -- Air Force Standards for Males under 25 to 55+
Female Fitness Test Standards -- Air Force Standards for Females under 25 to 55+
Standards for Measuring Abdominal Circumference -- Standards for the Abdominal
Measurement
Fitness Score Chart -- Air Force Calculator for Scoring the Physical Test
Air Force Fitness Test Resources
10 Steps - 10 Steps to excel on your next PT Test
Heart Rate -- Recommended heart rate when exercising
Pushup Training Plan -- Eight Week Training Plan fore the Air Force Pushup Test
Situp Training Plan -- Eight Week Training Plan for the Air Force Situp Test
1.5 Mile run Training plan -- Eight Week Training Plan for the 1.5 mile Run
USAF Fitness Chart -- Download the USAF Fitness Chart
Army-Cadence.com -- Not just for the Army, this site has the world's largest online
collection of military cadences
