ABOUT AFTSCORE

Built for Soldiers who’d rather know their number than guess it.

AFTScore is an independent fitness-readiness resource for the Army Fitness Test, the legacy ACFT, and the Army’s body composition standards — kept current as the Army updates its scoring scales and policies.

5
AFT events scored, MDL through 2MR
10
Age groups covered, 17–21 through 62+
0.55
Current Army waist-to-height ratio limit

Why AFTScore exists

The Army’s physical standards don’t sit still. The six-event ACFT became the five-event AFT in June 2025. Combat MOS standards phased in on top of that in 2026. Then the entire body composition program was rebuilt around a single waist-to-height ratio in July 2026. Soldiers, recruits, and cadre training toward these tests deserve a place that tracks every one of those changes and puts the math in front of them plainly — no login, no guesswork, no outdated chart from three policy revisions ago.

AFTScore started as a set of calculators built to solve that problem directly: enter your numbers, get your score, see exactly where you stand against the standard that actually applies to you.

What we build

Every tool on AFTScore is scored from the published Army standards, organized by age group and sex, and labeled clearly when a standard is current versus historical.

AFT Calculator
Score all five current Army Fitness Test events against the General or Combat MOS standard.
ACFT Calculator
Score the legacy six-event Army Combat Fitness Test for reference and training-log comparisons.
Body Fat & BMI Calculator
Check your current waist-to-height ratio, BMI, and the legacy circumference body-fat estimate.
AFT Standards
The full scoring scales, event breakdowns, and what changed with each policy update.

How we work

  • 01
    Source the standard, not a summary of itEvery calculator is built from the Army’s published scoring scales and directives, not a copy of another site’s chart.
  • 02
    Update when the policy updatesWhen the Army changes a standard — a new scoring scale, a rescinded body-fat method — we revise the tool and date the change, rather than leaving stale numbers live.
  • 03
    Label estimates as estimatesWhere a calculator interpolates between published anchor points, we say so. Nothing here is presented as your official, record score.
  • 04
    No login, no clutterEnter your numbers, get your score. Every tool works without an account.
AFTScore is an independent, privately run resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on behalf of the U.S. Army, the Department of Defense, or any government agency. Our calculators are built for training, planning, and self-assessment. Your official, graded score always comes from your unit’s certified administration — for the full standards behind every tool, see the AFT standards page.
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