AFT
The Army Fitness Test (AFT) is the Army’s 5-event physical fitness assessment. Calculate your score, review current standards, understand each event, and train by event.
View AFT Overview2026 AFT, CFT, OPAT and Army Body Composition guidance, with standards, calculators, event guides and preparation resources in one place.
ArmyFitHub brings the Army’s major fitness and physical-readiness requirements into one place. Review AFT, CFT, OPAT and Army Body Composition standards, calculators, event guides and preparation resources.
The Army Fitness Test (AFT) is the Army’s 5-event physical fitness assessment. Calculate your score, review current standards, understand each event, and train by event.
View AFT OverviewThe Combat Field Test (CFT) is a 7-event, continuous pass/fail assessment for soldiers in designated combat specialties. The CFT complements the AFT. The CFT does not replace the AFT.
View CFT OverviewThe Occupational Physical Assessment Test (OPAT) uses 4 events to evaluate occupational physical readiness against published physical-demand categories. Review the events, compare Moderate (Gold), Significant (Gray), Heavy (Black), and check your results.
View OPAT OverviewThe Army Body Composition Program (ABCP) uses Waist-to-Height Ratio (WHtR) for the current body-composition assessment. Calculate your Waist-to-Height Ratio (WHtR), review the current standard, and follow the Army measurement procedure.
View ABCP OverviewThese requirements can overlap. Use the pathway below to open the specific fitness, occupational, combat, or body-composition requirement you need.
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Use the cross-assessment planning hub to find training and preparation guidance for AFT, CFT, OPAT, and Army body composition.
Explore training optionsArmyFitHub uses published U.S. Army guidance for current fitness, occupational, combat, and body-composition requirements. Detailed pages provide the applicable standards, policy context, and source information.