Introduction American Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) is a new fitness test methodology of the United States Army. The given approach is planned to be fully implemented in October 2020, and it will replace the traditional American Physical Fitness Test (APFT) (“Army Combat Fitness Test,” 2019). Both of these evaluation systems are designed to test and measure one’s cardiovascular fitness, endurance, and muscular strength. There is complex and dynamic nature of the modern military and combat activity of the army and navy, the use of the latest information technologies, weapons and military equipment, and the country’s security interests. They put forward an objective need for a radical qualitative improvement of the entire system of training of military specialists. The solution to this important and complex state problem in the traditional way, that is, directly within the framework of the existing military education system, is not possible due to the contradictions and problems that have developed in it. Internal reserves of this system were exhausted. Its maximum capabilities in terms of the training of soldiers provide for the replenishment of the personnel resources of the country’s military organization. Thus, ACFT is a more practical testing system compared to APFT with a more efficient and flexible scoring approach. ACFT By what parameters and criteria it is possible to evaluate their professional readiness in the performance of their official duties, by which programs to further develop them. These are just some of the questions that arise, unfortunately, cannot be answered by accelerated training. The APFT testing system is composed of three events, which are push-ups, sit-ups, and a two-mile run (“The new Army Combat Fitness Test,” 2019). However, there are six events in ACFT, which are strength deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release, push-up, sprint/drag/carry, leg tuck, and a two-mile run. In addition, the accelerated training of soldiers creates a whole range of additional problems associated with their subsequent military service and raising the level of education. Indeed, the training of such soldiers in military academies that implement their educational programs on the basis of higher military professional education is not possible. Obtaining a basic higher education under any circumstances should provide for the passage of a full course of study at a military or civilian unit in the relevant specialty. Deadlift and Standing Power Throw First, the deadlift event is designed to test one’s muscular strength in a much more practical way. The event is completed by performing a three-repetition deadlift with a weight range of 120 to 420 pounds (“The new Army Combat Fitness Test,” 2019). The given exercise simulates a person’s ability to pick things or people up, such as wounded soldiers, ammunition boxes, or equipment. Second, the standing power throw event measures one’s explosive muscular strength. The latter can be critical in combat situations, where either a wounded soldier or heavy object requires tossing over a certain type of obstacle or uneven terrain. The event is completed by tossing a 10-pound ball backward from a standing position (“The new Army Combat Fitness Test,” 2