Navy PRT Standards 2026: Score Chart by Age and Sex

“The PRT is passed when a Sailor achieves a score of probationary or higher on all PRT modalities (push-ups, forearm plank, and one cardiorespiratory or approved alternate cardio event). Failing one or more individual modalities will result in an overall PRT failure. In the event a Sailor is medically waived from any portion of the PRT, the Sailor will receive a score of “Partial-Pass”.”

“The PRT is broken down into five scoring categories. Probationary is the lowest passing category.”

“Outstanding: Performance above or equal to top 10th percentile.”

“Excellent: Performance in top 25th percentile, but less than Outstanding.”

“Good: Performance better than or equal to lowest 25th percentile, but less than Excellent.”

“Satisfactory/Probationary: Performance in bottom 25th percentile, but above lowest 10th percentile.”

“Failure: Performance in lowest 10th percentile.”

“The overall PRT score is a category-level performance corresponding to the average of points accumulated from the individual PRT modality tests.”

“Note: The official PFA mobile application provides calculation of PFA standards for the stationary bicycle modality based upon bike model and calorie burn.”

“Increased elevation is defined as greater than 5,000 feet above sea level.”

“Refer to Table 4-2 for the approved increased elevation PRT scoring standards.”

“Although the 1.5-mile run/walk is the primary modality for testing cardiorespiratory fitness, CO/OICs have the authority to allow (or not allow) Sailors to conduct cardiorespiratory testing on approved alternate cardio options (i.e. Concept-2 rower, stationary bike, treadmill, or swim).”

“The Navy will conduct two PFA/CFA cycles in CY2026. Cycle-1 will run from 1 January through 30 June and Cycle-2 will run from 1 July through 31 December.”

“Active Component (AC) Sailors are required to complete two fitness assessments annually; Reserve Component (RC) Sailors are required to complete at least one fitness assessment annually.”

“All AC and RC Sailors will have a one-time reset to zero for PFA failures prior to 1 January 2026 for reenlistment, advancement, promotion, and continuation decisions. Other programs that use PFA failures will continue to consider past failures per standard procedures.”

“For combat arms personnel, the PRT is passed when a Sailor scores Good-High or above (i.e. 70% or above) for the age-normed male standard, in all events for which they are medically cleared. All Sailors in combat arms occupations who score below Good-High of the male standard are required to participate in FEP until the member scores a Good-High or better.”

“Combat arms personnel will complete the sex-neutral, age-adjusted PRT with a minimum combined score of 70. Standard Navy PFA guidelines apply.”