The APFT is the US Army Physical Fitness Test. It consists of three
events, pushups, sit ups, and a two-mile run; however, at the time I
retired from the army in May 1983, soldiers age forty or over were
required to do just the run. Passing score on the test is 60 points out
of 100. A woman age 62 or over needs to run the two miles in 20:00 or
better to get 100 points. Sixty points requires 24:55 to 25:00. (BTW,
these times for a man aged 62 or older would get 60 and 13 points,
respectively; a man that age needs 15:42 to max the run.)
I decided, instead of my scheduled three mile run, to see how well I
would do on this test today, so I ran two miles. My time was 24:23,
which was good for 65 points. In fact, that time is a passing score for
a woman aged 52.
One of the many places on line that contains all the AFPT criteria is
<http://armyrotc.syr.edu/Files/apft/APFT_scorecard.pdf>
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Crossing the starting line is 90%.
Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.