Estonia will postpone implementing mandatory physical aptitude testing for young people, citing ongoing concerns about declining fitness levels. Despite acknowledging these concerns, the government has decided against introducing the tests during its current term. Implementation is now projected for no earlier than 2028, representing a significant delay. The decision follows debate regarding the feasibility and effectiveness of such testing. Officials have not specified the nature of the tests that might be introduced, nor the age groups that would be affected. This postponement reflects a cautious approach to addressing the issue of youth fitness in Estonia. The government will likely focus on other initiatives to improve physical health in the interim.