2021 GORUCK Team Assessment PT Standards

We’ve finally got a little clarity on the 2021 Team Assessment PT Standards. What appears to be the biggest change is 1) there are 2 PT tests and 2) failing the PT test is just a strike and not an automatic DQ.

Here’s what we know:

The PT test will be in two parts, likely to occur close in space and time.

PT Test #1 details are below.
PT Test #2 is forthcoming but information will be limited to movements only.

This is the extent of the information we are allowed to provide at this time.

Links for this event:

• Open Division
• Female Division

Team Assessment PT Test #1 (OPEN)

The GORUCK PT Test is the first event of GORUCK Team Assessment.

Minimum standards are as follows:

• Push-ups: 55 in 2 min (110 total as a team)
• Sit-ups: 65 in 2 min (130 as a team)
• 12 Mile Ruck: 3 hours and 30 min (you must stay together)

SCORING: If you hit 45 out of the 55 push-ups, but your partner hits 65 push-ups, your team will have passed the PT Test.

TEAM SUCCESS: You and your partner must meet all the team requirements to pass PT Test #1. If you do not, you will both receive a Performance Failure (PF).

3 PF strikes and you’re out of the event.

*Push-ups are regular, not HRPU. Sit-ups are standard Army sit-ups where feet are held down, not butterfly sit-ups.

Team Assessment PT Test #1 (FEMALE)

The GORUCK PT Test is the first event of GORUCK Team Assessment.

Minimum standards are as follows:

• Push-ups: 35 in 2 min (70 as a team)
• Sit-ups: 45 in 2 min (90 as a team)
• 12 Mile Ruck: 3 hours and 30 min (you must stay together)

SCORING: If you hit 25 out of the 35 push-ups, but your partner hits 45 push-ups, your team will have passed the PT Test.

TEAM SUCCESS: You and your partner must meet all the team requirements to pass PT Test #1. If you do not, you will both receive a Performance Failure (PF).

3 PF strikes and you’re out of the event.

*Push-ups are regular, not HRPU. Sit-ups are standard Army sit-ups where feet are held down, not butterfly sit-ups.

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So, that’s what we have so far. What are your thoughts? Sound off in the comments below. Or, just sign up: Open Division or Female Division