Marine Corps PFT/CFT Calculator by Tons of Concrete

Marine Corps PFT/CFT Calculator

PFT Score Formula:

\[ \text{PFT Score} = \text{Pullups} + \text{Plank} + \text{Run} \]

CFT Score Formula:

\[ \text{CFT Score} = \sum \text{Event Scores} \]

Pullups Score:

points

Plank Score:

points

Run Score:

points

Movement to Contact:

points

Ammo Can Lifts:

points

Maneuver Under Fire:

points

PFT Total Score:

CFT Total Score:

Definition: This calculator computes the total scores for the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and Combat Fitness Test (CFT).

Purpose: It helps Marines and candidates calculate their fitness test scores based on individual event performances.

The calculator uses these formulas:

\[ \text{PFT Score} = \text{Pullups} + \text{Plank} + \text{Run} \] \[ \text{CFT Score} = \sum \text{Event Scores} \]

Explanation:

PFT consists of 3 events (Pullups, Plank, 3-mile run)
CFT consists of 3 events (Movement to contact, Ammo can lifts, Maneuver under fire)
Each event is scored from 0-100 points
Perfect score for each test is 300 points

Details: These scores are critical for Marine Corps fitness assessments, promotions, and overall physical readiness evaluation.

Tips: Enter your points for each completed event. For PFT, all events are required. For CFT, enter only completed events.

Q1: What's a good PFT score?
A: 225-250 is considered good, 250-275 is excellent, and 275+ is outstanding.

Q2: How is CFT different from PFT?
A: CFT focuses on combat-related fitness while PFT measures general physical fitness.

Q3: Are both tests required?
A: Yes, Marines must complete both PFT and CFT annually.

Q4: How are individual event scores determined?
A: Points are based on performance time/reps using Marine Corps scoring tables.

Q5: What's the minimum passing score?
A: Typically 150 per test, but higher standards may apply for certain units.