Army PRT
Army PRT
The official app & game
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U.S. Army Soldier physical readiness is acquired through the challenge of a precise, progressive, and integrated physical training program. This proponent sponsored mobile application explores Army doctrine FM 7-22, which prescribes the method for the execution of the Army Physical Readiness Training System. Features include; sample training schedules with drill and exercise demos, body composition calculators, an APRT calculator, a metronome, a run timer and insights into the doctrine.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: TRADOC Mobile
Genre: Education
App version: 4.0.2
App size: 56M
Recent changes: Updated videos and bug fix
Comments:
Please update the ACFT standards. The bike event still reads 15000 meters when it was updated to be 12000 with the 3.0 update.
Hasn't been updated for 2 years. Since links don't work and a few things have changed since then.
The exercises that are available are great, but something that I noticed while going through the app is that it doesn't really explain how many sets of certain things you're supposed to do. Some things are obvious that you only do once, but with the Four for the Core sections, are those supposed to be each thing three times? If so, is it completed in a station or do you go down the list once, rest, then do it all again? Plus it doesn't explain what the push-up sit-up drill is at all.
Love this app as it is extremely useful to us in the Army, however my app keeps clitching and I have to constantly shut it completely down, only for it to do it again when I go back into it. We tell our students to use ot, however, Android users are no longer able to find the app, only iPhone users can. PLEASE fix ASAP!!! This app is extremely useful and I use it everyday. It also does not make a difference if I clear out the cache on my phone or specifically for this app on how well it perform.
`This app surprised me, it's got everything I remember doing during my time in the Army National Guard, down to the entire physical fitness training schedule that soldiers go through in basic training. I'm not sure if it would appeal to someone who isn't familiar with "military style" of exercise, but I found myself motivated tapping through at the sections.`Page navigation: