1. What is a PFT Calculator for USMC Score?

Definition: This calculator computes the total Physical Fitness Test (PFT) score for the United States Marine Corps by summing the scores from pullups, plank, and run events.

Purpose: It helps Marines and candidates quickly calculate their overall PFT score to assess their fitness level and readiness.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the formula:

Where:

• Pullup Score — Points earned from pullup event (0-100 points)
• Plank Score — Points earned from plank event (0-100 points)
• Run Score — Points earned from 3-mile run event (0-100 points)

Explanation: Each event score is determined by performance standards based on age and gender. The maximum possible PFT score is 300 points.

3. Importance of PFT Scoring

Details: The PFT is a critical component of Marine Corps fitness standards, affecting promotions, retention, and overall readiness.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter your individual event scores (all between 0-100 points). The calculator will sum them to give your total PFT score.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's a good PFT score?
A: 225-250 is considered good, 250-275 is excellent, and 275+ is outstanding. Minimum passing varies by age/gender.

Q2: How are individual event scores determined?
A: Each event has a scoring table based on performance time/repetitions and the Marine's age/gender.

Q3: What's the maximum PFT score?
A: The maximum possible score is 300 points (100 points per event).

Q4: How often must Marines take the PFT?
A: Typically twice per year, though frequency may vary based on unit requirements.

Q5: Does this calculator account for age/gender differences?
A: No, you must input your already-calculated event scores based on the official scoring tables.