APFT Army Physical Fitness Test
		The APFT is a three-event physical performance test used to assess muscular endurance and cardiorespiratory (CR) fitness.  It is a simple way to measure your ability to effective move your body by using your major muscle groups and the CR system.   The events are as follows: Push-ups(PU)                Sit-ups(SU)                2 Mile Run(2MR) In order to successfully pass the APFT, an individual has to score a minimum of 60 pts in EACH area.  For example, if an individual scores 65pts in the PU, 70 pts in the SU, and 67 pts on the 2MR for a total of 202 pts he has passed the APFT.  However, if a an individual scores 95 pts on the PU, 87 pts on the SU and 59 pts on the 2MR for a total of 241 pts, he has failed the test because he/she did not achieve 60 pts on the 2MR.    Clink here to find out what your APFT passing requirements are. The APFT is administered on the second day of each boot camp session and again on the second to last day of each session.  ALL RECRUITS MUST HAVE AN APFT ON FILE.