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PT tests will begin under pavilion.
Bring your DAF 4446 scoresheet with you.
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5 Year Chart Scoring Including Optional Component Standards
This new 2022 scoring chart Includes:
Cardio
Traditional 1.5-mile Run
High Aerobic Multi-shuttle Run (20M HAMR)
Strength
Traditional Push-ups
Hand Release Push-ups
Sit-ups
Traditional Sit-ups
Cross-Leg Reverse Crunch
Forearm Plank
The basic test now comprises three components: running, pushups, and situps. However, beginning in 2022, Airmen will be able to choose alternatives to each of those three:
Cardio (60 points). 1.5 mile run, 1-mile walk, a or 20-meter high-aerobic multi-shuttle run (HAMR).
Endurance (20 points). 1 minute of situps, 2 minutes of cross-leg reverse crunches, or forearm planks for an as-yet-not-determined time.
Strength (20 points). 1 minute of pushups or 2 minutes of hand-release pushups.
A perfect score is 100, but passing is 75. Those who score 90 or better may take the test only once a year, rather than twice.
DOWNLOAD the 20M HAMR audio file
Practice running the 20M HAMR while listening to the audio. This will allow you to accurately determine if the 20M HAMR Is a good alternative for you. To download the file CLICK HERE
I noticed people are still unsure about the 20 HAMR for the PT test, because it is still a little unknown for most of us. With the 1.5 mile run, everyone knows you have to run 1.5 miles within a certain time to achieve a certain score. With the HAMR, most people only know the amount of shuttles they need to run, but they do not actually know what that distance is or time. I did the HAMR shuttles wearing my Apple Watch, to create a chart that I think will be very helpful for people who would like to know distance and times. The HAMR is a faster pace run than the 1.5 mile. But as you can see, you can achieve a passing score running less than a 1/2 mile in about 5 minutes. Hope this helps.
How to videos
How to perform the 20M HAMR
How to perform the Forearm Plank
How to perform hand release pushups
How to perform cross leg crunches
See what It Is really like running the Air Force 20M HAMR
See what It Is really like to do the 2 min Cross Leg Reverse Crunch
Forearm Plank
Members will begin face down on the floor with elbows bent, forearms flat on the floor/mat, with the body in a straight line through the head, shoulders, back, buttocks and legs.
Forearm plank ends when maximum time for the forearm plank has elapsed or until the last participant stops prior to the maximum time allowed, any part of the body other than hands (fists/palms) forearms, or feet touch the floor, member lowers head to hands, member lifts hands, forearms or feet off the floor, member does not maintain 90 degrees at the elbow (i.e., shifting weight forward or back on forearms/toes decreasing or increasing the 90-degree bend).
If the member receives more than two corrections on form. The third correction will stop the assessment and the time will be recorded. This will be the official forearm plank time (score) of the member.
Complete Air Force Physical Fitness Screening Questionnaire (FSQ), prior to or on day of test (Form will be available on site as well) To Download Screening Questionnaire CLICK HERE