AIRFIT: Air Force PT Test

AIRFIT: Air Force PT Test

Train. Score. Pass your PT.

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  • Released
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  • June 29, 2026
  • August 19, 2026

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Walk into your Air Force PT test knowing exactly where you stand. AIRFIT scores every component of the USAF Physical Fitness Assessment against the official PFRA charts effective 1 March 2026 — all nine age groups, men and women, including the 20-meter HAMR. WHAT DO I STILL NEED? Enter what you can already do and AIRFIT works out the rest. Forty push-ups and fifty sit-ups in the bank? It gives you the exact run time and waist-to-height ratio that gets you to 75 — or to 90, or to a perfect 100. Adjust any one of them and the others update as you go. PRACTICE, TIMED PROPERLY Run a full mock test or drill a single component. Sixty-second windows for push-ups and sit-ups, a count-up plank, your 2-mile run, and the 20-meter HAMR with the official cadence built in — no separate beep track to cue up. Or enter your results by hand. EVERY SCORED COMPONENT • Push-ups / Hand-Release Push-ups • Sit-ups / Cross-Leg Reverse Crunch • Forearm Plank • 2-Mile Run • 20-Meter HAMR • Waist-to-Height Ratio, calculated from your profile YOURS, ON YOUR PHONE Every practice and official test is saved, so you can watch each component move over time. No account, and nothing synced to a server — your workouts and measurements stay on your device.
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What's New in AIRFIT

1.1.2

August 19, 2026

Hand release push-ups and cross-leg reverse crunches are now 2-minute timers Both of these are 2-minute events, but the workout timer was only giving you 60 seconds. Fixed. Thanks to everyone who flagged it. Calculator reads better when a component is maxed If a component is already at full points, the calculator now says so instead of warning that your target is out of reach. If you're not there yet, it shows the number you'd need to max it — something you can actually act on. Red is now reserved for a zeroed component, which is an automatic fail. Lock screen and Dynamic Island fixes - Starting an exercise while the app is in the background now updates the lock screen properly — before, it could stay stuck showing "REST" for the entire exercise.

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