APFT Calculator

APFT Calculator is a handy tool if you're thinking about joining the army or just want to check if you meet the fitness standards. This app helps you take an army fitness test with ease!

Easy Download and Setup

This app is designed for Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 computers, and it works great on touch-supported devices too! You can quickly download it from the Windows Store. Once it's installed, you can pin it to your Start Menu or Screen for easy access anytime.

User-Friendly Interface

The modern layout is super simple to use. It has a big window that’s organized nicely. Besides the APFT Calculator, there are features like a counter, timer, stopwatch, and body fat calculator—all separate but really useful!

Calculating Your Fitness Level

With this army fitness calculator, you can choose your age group (from 17-21 up to 62+), gender, the number of push-ups and sit-ups you can do, plus how long it takes you to run two miles (in minutes and seconds). Just hit the "Calculate" button when you're ready! The calculator will let you know if you'll pass ("PASS") or fail ("INVALID"). And if you need to start over? No problem! Just reset it anytime.

Counting Made Simple

The counter feature lets you tally up objects or events by clicking the + sign. Need to subtract something? Just hit the - sign; it even allows negative numbers!

Timer Functions

The countdown timer starts at two minutes and can't be changed. You can kick it off by pressing "Start" and reset it with "Reset." However, we found that in our tests, this didn’t work quite right—the countdown was way too fast!

Stopwatch Works Like a Charm

On a brighter note, the stopwatch function is reliable! It has buttons to start, stop (you can pause and resume), and reset. This feature is perfect for timing your two-mile run.

Body Fat Calculator Feature

The body fat calculator helps determine if you pass or fail based on your age group, gender, height (inches), and weight (pounds). Keep in mind that this app only uses the imperial system—so if you're used to metric measurements, grab a unit converter!