Military.com was first to report in October that the service is testing a completely separate gender-neutral fitness test, but exclusively for expert soldier, infantryman and field medical badges.

The U.S. Army is replacing their former fitness test for soldiers, making it "sex-neutral and age-normed." Here's what's changed, what is required.

For men, it has inadvertently lowered standards, while for women, it has dramatically increased failure rates compared to the previous Army Physical Fitness Test.

The Army now requires men and women to meet the same standards of physical fitness for combat roles to make soldiers as effective as possible.

Wellness What the Army's New Physical Fitness Test Says About How We Work Out Now Out with sit-ups and push-ups, in with deadlifts and sled drags.

The U.S. Army Medical Test and Evaluation Activity (MTEAC) participated in the 5th Annual Operational Medicine (OPMED) Symposium and Technology Showcase from March 28 through 29, 2023 at the Henry ...

The Army general in charge of the service's new combat fitness test said he's confident it will remain gender-neutral, despite reports of female soldiers failing at much higher rates than men.

Army officials are evaluating a version of the stalled Army Combat Fitness Test that would account for biological differences between men and women, according to Training and Doctrine Command.