Military PT Score Calculators Overcomplicate Simple Math
Air Force PT scoring requires referencing multi-variable charts on mobile devices, a friction-laden process that a simple calculator app eliminates. App Store success of a basic implementation confirms real latent demand for minimal-friction fitness score tooling in military contexts.
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