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| The APRTCalculator.com is your source for all information concerning the changes in the Army Physical Fitness Training. The new APFT (Army Physical Fitness Test) now called the APRT (Army Physical Readiness Test) will shift from three to five events, eliminate sit-ups, increase the pace of push-ups, and replace the long-distance run with shorter-faster runs. The five events include: 60-yard shuttle run, one-minute rower (exercise outlined in TC 3.22-20), standing long-jump, one-minute push-up, 1.5 mile run. These events will more accurately test a Soldiers anaerobic and aerobic endurance while reducing the risk of injuries. The current test also only provides a "snapshot" assessment of upper and lower-body muscular The proposed tests, APRT, and the ACRT (Army Combat Readiness Test), will align with Army Physical Readiness Training outlined in Training Circular 3-22.20, which was implemented Army-wide last August providing exercises, drills and activities appropriate for various levels of physical fitness. The ACRT includes the following and will be completed with the Soldier wearing the Army Combat Uniform, Advanced Combat Helmet and weapon. 400-meter run hurdles a high crawl casualty drag sprints plus several other movement drills |
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