The Navy unveiled its new physical fitness assessment cycle on Tuesday, requiring sailors to undergo two PFAs per calendar ...

The Navy is returning to its pre-2020 physical fitness assessment system, requiring sailors to complete a test every six ...

Sailors who fail three physical fitness assessments within four years will be processed for administrative separation, the new Navy policy states.

The Navy is nixing the postpartum “wellness” physical fitness assessment, or PFA, that new mothers in the fleet had been taking in recent years after giving birth, per the recommendation of the Navy ...

The Navy has a new message for tens of thousands of sailors who’ve struggled to work on their fitness: The service rolled out a sweeping grace policy for physically unsat sailors Dec. 21, announcing ...

The long-awaited rules for the new plank and rowing events on the Navy's fitness test are out, and officials say sailors should be preparing for the biggest changes in years. Sailors cranking out as ...

The Chief of Naval Personnel released guidance March 9, outlining changes to the Navy’s Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA) program, announced last fall, that are critical for the fleet to understand.

If the Navy did away with PRT retests, as the CFLs proposed, then anyone who failed the sit-ups, push-ups or 1.5-mile run would automatically be enrolled in the Fitness Enhancement Program, which ...

Fitness amnesty is here — but it comes with strings attached. Sailors facing separation for three physical fitness assessment failures in four years, and those who are one failure away from separation ...