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This calculator estimates your Navy PRT stationary bike cardio score based on calories burned during the 12-minute test. Enter your body weight and calorie output to see your estimated performance category.
- Calculates calorie-to-weight ratio (Cal/BW) used for scoring
- Based on NHRC research methodology
- Shows personalized calorie targets for each performance level
Important Update: Elliptical trainers are no longer authorized for the Navy PRT. Per NAVADMIN 251/22, only the stationary bike, treadmill, Concept 2 rower, and swim tests are approved alternate cardio options. The 1.5-mile run remains the standard.
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Related Pages
- Navy Physical Readiness Test (PRT) - Complete PRT testing information and scoring
- 1.5 Mile Run Test - The standard Navy PRT cardio assessment
- 500 Yard Swim Test - Alternative Navy PRT cardio option
- Cooper 12-Minute Run - Similar timed aerobic assessment
- Navy Push-Up Test - PRT upper body strength component
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