ANNOUNCEMENT: We will be revamping the REAPER, as we feel it is not the best gauge of fitness as it could be. Stay tuned for version 2.0!

The Fatal Fitness Assessment was designed to gauge the athleticism of an individual on an extreme level.  It also serves the purpose of presenting people with a lofty goal to pursue, which is an essential component of success.  It is our way of testing and rewarding those who have made the sacrifice and pushed themselves over the edge.  We pride ourselves in integrity, honor, and dedication; we respect men and women of this caliber. 
We have created a three-tier system to reward those individuals whose physical prowess in a true testament of dedication and effort.  We challenge and encourage you to pit your capacity against the Reaper.  To qualify for the Blue Level designation, you must score a 400.  To qualify for the Red Level designation, you must score 600 points.  To qualify for the Black Level designation, you must max out the test with 800 points. 
What do you get for reaching one of these levels?
For starters, you get all the bragging rights in the world.  You will also receive a free t-shirt, your profile on our Badass page, and a special rank in our online forum [when it becomes available]. We are also trying to get some gift certificates from a couple of awesome companies, so stay tuned for that...
The Reaper is open to everyone, even people from Canada.  In order to be eligible for the benefits, however, your test must be verifiable. 

Introducing: THE REAPER

THE REAPER consists of 8 events which we believe is the ultimate gauge of all-around athleticism. The events include a vertical leap test, the sit-and-reach flexibility test, pullups, pushups, situps, a three-mile run, dips, and a 1600m swim. Each event must be performed in this order, in the same day. The in-between exercise breaks are as follows:

• vertical leap | no break
• sit-and-reach | no break
• pullups to failure | up to 3 minutes rest
• 2 minutes pushups | up to 3 minutes rest
• 2 minutes situps | up to 6 minutes rest
• 3-mile run | up to 6 minutes rest
• dips to failure | up to 6 minutes rest
• 1500m swim | test complete

For the official test score charts, click the FAQ section for each event.

Good luck.