About Us
Your Comprehensive Resource for ACFT Score Calculations
Welcome to ACFTScoreCalculator.com, a purpose-built tool designed to help service members, recruits, and fitness enthusiasts accurately calculate their Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) scores. Our calculator provides precise scoring across all six ACFT events based on your personal profile.
Our Purpose
As software engineers, we developed this calculator to offer a reliable, user-friendly solution for anyone needing to track and understand their ACFT performance. While we don't claim military expertise, we've built this tool using the official Army standards to ensure accurate calculations for all users.
What Our Calculator Offers
Our ACFT Score Calculator provides comprehensive scoring for all test components:
- Maximum Deadlift (MDL): Calculate your score based on the weight you can properly deadlift
- Standing Power Throw (SPT): Convert your throwing distance into points
- Hand-Release Push-Up (HRP): Determine your score based on repetitions completed
- Sprint-Drag-Carry (SDC): Translate your completion time into an accurate score
- Plank (PLK): Convert your plank hold duration into points
- 2-Mile Run (2MR): Calculate your score based on completion time
Personalized Scoring Based On Your Profile
Our calculator factors in important personal attributes that impact ACFT standards:
- Age Group: Select from multiple brackets (17-21, 22-26, 27-31, 32-36, 37-41, 42-46, 47-51, 52-56, 57-61, or 62+)
- Gender: Choose Male or Female for appropriate scoring standards
- Military Occupational Specialty (MOS): Select your specific MOS to understand performance requirements for your role
Complete Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) Coverage
Our calculator includes all 170+ Army MOS codes with their corresponding physical demand categories (Heavy, Significant, or Moderate).
Combat Arms
(Heavy Physical Demand)
Includes Infantry, Combat Engineer, Field Artillery, Air Defense, Special Forces, Cavalry, Armor, and Military Police specialties.
Combat Support
(Significant Physical Demand)
Includes Engineer, Aviation, Cyber, Electronic Warfare, Intelligence, Medical, Transportation, and Maintenance specialties.
Service Support
(Moderate Physical Demand)
Includes IT, Intelligence, Human Resources, Finance, Public Affairs, Religious Affairs, Medical Services, and Equipment Repair specialties.
How Our Calculator Works
The ACFTScoreCalculator.com tool uses the latest official ACFT scoring tables to determine your performance standing:
- Enter your Age Group (17-21 through 62+)
- Select your Gender (Male/Female)
- Choose your Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) from our comprehensive database
- Input your performance for each of the six events:
- Maximum Deadlift (MDL) weight
- Standing Power Throw (SPT) distance
- Hand-Release Push-Up (HRP) repetitions
- Sprint-Drag-Carry (SDC) time
- Plank (PLK) duration
- 2-Mile Run (2MR) time
- Review your calculated scores with instant results
Our Development Approach
This calculator was created by applying software engineering principles to military fitness standards. We've focused on developing a tool that's:
- Accurate: Implements calculations based on the Army's official ACFT scoring criteria
- Comprehensive: Covers all 170+ MOS codes and their physical demand categories
- User-friendly: Features an intuitive interface for straightforward score calculations
- Responsive: Works seamlessly across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
- Privacy-focused: Performs all calculations locally without storing your personal data
Our Commitment
We're committed to maintaining the calculator's accuracy as the Army updates its fitness standards. We regularly review official publications to ensure our tool reflects the most current ACFT requirements for all age groups, genders, and MOS categories.
Contact Us
Have questions or feedback about our ACFT Score Calculator? We'd appreciate hearing from you. Please contact us at info@acftscorecalculator.com.
Thank you for using ACFTScoreCalculator.com. We hope this tool serves as a valuable resource whether you're preparing to join the Army, currently serving, or simply challenging yourself to meet military fitness standards.