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Learn how the F.I.T. Number works

What is the F.I.T. Number?

F.I.T. stands for Fitness Index Total.

My F.I.T. Number is designed to measure your overall fitness across cardio, gymnastics, and weightlifting.

Being great at one thing is valuable — but true fitness comes from being well-rounded.

This system challenges you to build strength, endurance, and skill across all areas.

How It Works

30

Total Movements

1–5

Levels Per Movement

150

Max Possible Score

Each movement has 5 levels. Complete the standard for a level to earn that many points.

Your F.I.T. Number is the total of all your current movement levels.

It does not matter which movements you earn your points from — your score reflects your overall capability.

Example

Pull-upsLevel 4
Back SquatLevel 3
1 Mile RunLevel 5
Total12 points

The Rolling 12-Month System

Your fitness is always changing.

Every movement result is valid for 12 months

After 12 months, it expires if not retested

Expired movements no longer count toward your score

This ensures your F.I.T. Number always reflects your current fitness, not past performance.

The Three Categories

Cardio

Tests your cardiovascular endurance and work capacity.

Examples: Running, Rowing, Air Bike, Jump Rope

Gymnastics

Tests bodyweight strength, control, and coordination.

Examples: Pull-ups, Handstands, Muscle-ups, Push-ups

Weightlifting

Tests strength, power, and barbell skill.

Examples: Squat, Deadlift, Clean & Jerk, Snatch

Higher F.I.T. Numbers come from being well-rounded across all three categories.

F.I.T. Intelligence

Your F.I.T. Number is more than a score. It comes with built-in analysis to help you understand your fitness at a deeper level.

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Strengths

See what you excel at based on your movement history. Identify where you're performing at a high level across all three categories.

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Performance Imbalances

Uncover gaps in your training. Find underdeveloped areas and category imbalances that may be holding you back.

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Training Focus

Get targeted recommendations based on your weaknesses to help you improve balance and increase your F.I.T. Number.

This analysis updates as your results change — giving you a clear direction on what to train next.

Ranking System

Your total score places you into a rank. Each rank represents your overall level of fitness.

Boot
Boot
Show up, put in the work, start the climb.
0–21 pts
Cadet
Cadet
Starting the journey and learning the fundamentals.
22–34 pts
Private
Private
Building the core foundations of fitness.
35–47 pts
Corporal
Corporal
Developing strength, endurance, and movement skills.
48–60 pts
Sergeant
Sergeant
Tough, dependable performer showing strong progress.
61–73 pts
Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Solid fitness foundation with growing capability.
74–86 pts
Captain
Captain
Balanced strength, stamina, and leadership potential.
87–99 pts
Major
Major
Strong performance in multiple areas of fitness.
100–112 pts
Colonel
Colonel
Highly consistent, resilient, and well-rounded athlete.
113–125 pts
Commander
Commander
Advanced strength, endurance, and control across disciplines.
126–138 pts
General
General
Elite performance and leadership in all fitness domains.
139–149 pts
Marshall
Marshall
Complete fitness mastery across strength, endurance, and skill.
150–150 pts

Age Divisions

As you move into a new age division:

Your existing movement levels stay the same

New standards apply only to future attempts

You must re-test movements to earn higher levels

14 total age divisions

Score Validation

Every movement must be verified to maintain accuracy and fairness.

1

A Listed Judge

Someone who has become a FIT# judge.

2

Video Submission

Submit a video for review and approval.

Integrity of the System

This system relies on athletes and judges holding each other to the same standards. The goal is simple: create a fair system that produces a score you can trust.

Your F.I.T. Number reflects:

What you can do today

How balanced your fitness is

How consistently you maintain it

Train it. Maintain it. Earn it.