<p>I just took my CFA today:
BBall: 62ft
Shuttle: 7.8sec.
Pull Ups: 10
Crunches: 63
Push Ups: 54
Mile: 8:08</p>
<p>Are those passing scores?</p>
<p>If you're a girl, you're in like flnt on the PRT.</p>
<p>Those times are acceptable, if you can come into plebe summer maintaining an 8:00 minute mile or even better you'll do fine.. the point of plebe summer is to get you in shape and you have an entire year ahead of you to prepare...</p>
<p>My daughters scores were very similar. Her pullups were less than yours, she's at 2. Her pushups are about the same her run is about a minute faster everything else was almost the same as yours and she got an appointment.</p>
<p>im a guy btw, ahhh i feel immasculated...</p>
<p>I just took my CFA today and I am a boy,just to specify, how do these cfa scores look?
BBall: 61ft
Shuttle: 11.0sec.
Pull Ups: 10
Crunches: 87
Push Ups: 70
Mile: 7:10</p>
<p>Are those passing scores?</p>
<p>I'm a guy. Took the CFA at NASS, and your scores beat mine considerably (except for my run, a 5:59). But I passed and have been accepted. I don't see why you wouldn't pass..!</p>
<p>For men, an 8:08 in the mile is slow. Not saying it's not acceptable for the CFA, but it puts you at the low end of the scale as most males run a 6:00-7:00. Your other elements are ok.</p>
<p>I would strongly suggest you work on your running b/t now and Plebe Summer. The best way to do this is consult your track coach or other professional and develop a training plan for you. A properly designed program will achieve the most benefits in the most efficient manner.</p>
<p>If you can improve your mile time by a minute or more (while not going down in the other elements) before the deadline, you may want to resubmit your CFA.</p>
<p>Hey, I've just taken my CFA yesterday-- here are my results:
BBall: 53'
Shuttle: 8.8 sec
Pull Ups: 15
Crunches: 77
Push Ups: 72
Mile: 5:55 </p>
<p>My weight... I'm sorry, my mass is only 120 lb, that's why I was able to max out most of my assessments, but my bball throw SUCKED. I don't have a lot of upper body mass, and it is quite embarrassing to realize that I scored lower than half of the girls that were appointed to the academy-- 55 was the average for last year I recall. Will this present a difficulty for me during the CFA evaluation; moreover a physical challenge at the academy, should I be appointed there?</p>
<p>Generally, pullups "count" more than the Bball throw. Your 15 pullups (which is excellent) should demonstrate your upper body strength, which obviously depends somewhat on your overall body mass.</p>
<p>What's your height? There are height/weight guidelines.</p>
<p>Oh, really? I didn't know they had such guidelines. It make sense to me now if a light person's 1 mile run is equivalent to a heavy person's run, even if the first person is faster. Same would apply to basketball throw, shuttle run, etc.</p>
<p>Anyway, I'm merely 5'7". Wish I was a little taller.</p>