I want my money back
This is a simple copy paste from the tc with simple coding for buttons not worth the money.
Terrible!
Dont waste your money...its a crappy app!
$0.99
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This app helps users prepare for and track their Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) performance. It offers a score calculator, training guides, workout planning tools, and timers for various exercises.
βACFT score calculator
βTraining and reference guides
βWorkout planning system
βSprint interval timers
βPush-up force calculator
βCustom workout templates
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What's New in Army Fitness
2.6
April 10, 2025
Added ATP 7-22.01 and ATP 7-22.02 broken down by chapter with sharable PDFs for easy research and reference into fitness drills and ACFT testing standards.
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What is Army Fitness?
Army Fitness is a mobile application designed to help users prepare for and track their performance on the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT). It provides tools for scoring, training, and planning workouts.
How much does Army Fitness cost?
Army Fitness is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase price of $0.99.
Does Army Fitness have ads?
No, Army Fitness does not contain advertisements. It is a paid app that offers an ad-free experience.
What devices support Army Fitness?
Army Fitness is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods, running on iOS devices.
How often is Army Fitness updated?
The latest version of Army Fitness was released on April 10, 2025, indicating regular updates to enhance features and maintain compatibility.
What age rating does Army Fitness have?
Army Fitness has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Can I create custom workouts in Army Fitness?
Yes, Army Fitness allows you to design structured workouts with custom phases, track ACFT-specific training, and save custom workout templates for your regular training routines.
What official Army doctrine does Army Fitness reference?
Army Fitness includes complete reference guides from FM 7-22, ATP 7-22.01, and ATP 7-22.02, as well as official ACFT excerpts with event standards and grading criteria.
