Coast Guard
Physical Readiness Program reference
The Coast Guard Physical Readiness Program became fully operational on July 1, 2026, with mandatory service-wide Physical Fitness Tests. The current program's standards and administrative details are provided through authenticated Coast Guard resources. Public academy or boat-crew tables are not a safe substitute for the current member program.
What public Coast Guard guidance confirms
- The service-wide PRP became fully operational July 1, 2026, and mandatory PFT scores are recorded through Direct Access.
- Members must also comply with the separate Body Composition Standard (BCS).
- Some operational communities may use an approved Community Fitness Test under current program rules.
- The Coast Guard states that current detailed standards are on its authenticated PRP resource site.
Why this site has no Coast Guard score
The public pages we could verify do not provide the current member scoring material needed to reproduce the service-wide PRP. An older academy PFE or boat-crew test can have a different purpose and population. myptscore.us therefore keeps a reference page but does not present those values as a current member score.
Use official member resources
For an official test, follow the current Coast Guard PRP instructions, your Physical Readiness Leader, and the unit's approved test and BCS procedures. Verify community-specific CFT rules and administrative exceptions through the service.
Official sources
- Coast Guard PRP officially launches July 1, 2026
- Coast Guard BCS policy for October 2026
- Coast Guard PFA announcement and authenticated PRP resource link
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