Within how many days must CFLs input PFA data into PRIMS for an official PFA cycle?

CFLs are required to input PFA (Physical Fitness Assessment) data into the Physical Readiness Information Management System (PRIMS) within a specific timeframe to maintain accurate and up-to-date records. The established timeframe for this task is 30 days for an official PFA cycle. This requirement ensures that the data is captured and documented promptly, which is essential for tracking the fitness progress of service members and adhering to readiness standards.

The 30-day period allows CFLs to accurately report results while also providing service members ample time to address any discrepancies or issues related to their assessment. Timely data entry is critical for maintaining the integrity of the assessments and the overall health and readiness of Navy personnel. The requirement to input the data within this designated period also aligns with the Navy's commitment to upholding fitness standards and fostering a culture of accountability.