Force Fitness MCIC Practice Test 2026 – Complete Study Resource

Performance on an obstacle course is scored by a combination of speed and accuracy. The clock captures how fast you move through the course, while faults represent penalties for missed or failed obstacles and rule violations. Those faults typically add fixed penalty time to your elapsed time, so the final score reflects both how quickly you completed the course and how cleanly you navigated the obstacles. This balance ensures that being fast doesn’t excuse mistakes, and being precise doesn’t come at the expense of speed. If scoring were based only on time, faults would not matter; if it were based only on faults, speed would be ignored. Therefore, the scoring uses both time and faults.