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Male 1.5 mile Run standards. Males: Age 17 - 19 years. Males: Age 20 - 24 years. Males: Age 25 - 29 years. Males: Age 30 - 34 years. Males: Age 35 - 39 years.
(1.5 Mile run standards: updated feb 2022) Below are Navy 1.5 mile run standards taken from Guide 5 of the Navy Physical Readiness Instruction.
Maximum scores for Males 20-24 are 87 push-ups, 3:20 min plank and 8:30 min 1.5 mile run, or cardio alternative of 7:05 km row or 6:30 500 yd swim. Minimum passing score for Males 20-24 are 42 push-ups, 1:20 min plank and 13:30 min 1.5 mile run.
The following charts are Physical Readiness Test (PRT) requirements for Planks, Push-ups, and the 1.5 mile run for Sailors serving in the United States Navy. In order to graduate Navy boot-camp, a minimum PRT score of "Satisfactory Medium" must be achieved for your age group.
Navy physical readiness test breakdown. 1.5-mile run. Event consists of running 1.5 miles as quickly as possible. Any combination of running or walking is allowed to complete event.
Results: Based on an age-adjusted fitness scale for a 1.5-mile run time, about one third of the recruits began recruit training in "Excellent-Superior" condition (N = 558), one third began in "Good" condition (N = 582), and one third began in "Poor-Fair" condition (N = 563).
This US Navy PRT calculator allows you to compute your score for all the required physical readiness categories: forearm planks, push-ups, and the cardiovascular exercise of your choice: The 1.5-mile run; The 450-meter run; The 500-yard swim; or; The 2-kilometer row.
