Free One Rep Max Calculator

Calculate your one-rep max (1RM) and get a complete percentage table for your strength training program.

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Calculate Your One Rep Max

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For best accuracy, use a weight you can lift for 1-12 reps with proper form.

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Fill out the form and click "Calculate One Rep Max" to see your personalized strength metrics.

Understanding One Rep Max

What Is One Rep Max?

One Rep Max (1RM) is the maximum amount of weight you can lift for a single repetition of a given exercise. It's a key metric for strength training that helps you:

Measure Strength

Your 1RM provides a baseline measurement of your current strength level, allowing you to track progress over time.

Program Workouts

Most strength programs prescribe weights as percentages of your 1RM, making it essential for proper training intensity.

Set Goals

Having a specific 1RM target gives you a clear, measurable goal to work toward in your strength training journey.

Why Calculate 1RM?

Directly testing your true 1RM can be risky and impractical to do frequently. Using a calculator allows you to:

  • Safely Estimate: Calculate your 1RM without the risk of injury from maximal lifting
  • Train Optimally: Determine appropriate weights for different rep ranges
  • Track Progress: Monitor strength gains without maximal testing
  • Plan Effectively: Design progressive overload into your training program

Learn How One Rep Max Is Calculated

Our calculator uses three established formulas to estimate your one-rep max with the highest possible accuracy:

Brzycki Formula

1RM = weight × (36 / (37 - reps))

Epley Formula

1RM = weight × (1 + (reps / 30))

Lander Formula

1RM = (100 × weight) / (101.3 - 2.67123 × reps)

We take the average of all three formulas to give you the most reliable estimate possible. This methodology provides a balanced result that compensates for the slight variations between different calculation methods.