Calculate Strength Level

Your Strength Level

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Estimated 1RM

120 LBS

1RM Training Weights

% of 1RM
Weight
Use Case
Reps
100%
165
Max Strength/ 1RM
1 Rep
90%
149
Heavy Strength
2–3 Reps
80%
132
Strength & Muscle Growth
5–8 Reps
70%
116
Muscle Growth
8–12 Reps
60%
99
Endurance / Warm-Up
15+ Reps
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What is a One-Rep Max?
A 1RM (One-Rep Max) is an estimate of the maximum weight you could lift for one repetition.Instead of testing a risky all-out lift, this calculator uses your performance at lighter weights to estimate your potential maximum.
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How to Use the Strength Level Calculator

Calculate your strength level in under 30 seconds

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Enter the weight you lifted and the number of reps performed.

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Add your bodyweight to estimate your one-rep max (1RM).

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Instantly see your strength level based on proven standards.

Strength Level Standards

Compare your strength to real lifting benchmarks
Strength levels are determined by how much you lift relative to your bodyweight. These standards help you understand where you stand compared to other lifters.
Entry
New to structured strength training
Core
Developing consistent strength
Prime
Stronger than most gym-goers
Elite
Top percentage of recreational lifters
Apex
Competitive or near-competitive level

The Math Behind Your Strength Level

This calculator estimates your one-rep max (1RM) using proven formulas widely used in strength training.

Epley Formula

1RM = Weight × (1 + Reps / 30)

Brzycki Formula

1RM = Weight × 36 / (37 − Reps)

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