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Bench Press Standards

Compare your one-rep max against other lifters at your bodyweight. Are you beginner, intermediate, or elite?

Your Stats

Strength Level

Strength Ratio: 0.75x

Untrained

You are stronger than 19% of lifters at your bodyweight.

UntrainedBeginnerNoviceInter.Adv.Elite

Next Goal

To Reach Beginner

144 lbs

Gain Needed

+9 lbs

Standards Table

LevelRatioWeight
beginner0.8x BW144 lbs
novice1x BW180 lbs
intermediate1.25x BW225 lbs
advanced1.5x BW270 lbs
elite1.85x BW333 lbs

Compare Your Bench Press Strength

Are you stronger than average? Compare your bench press max against other lifters at your bodyweight. Beginner to Elite standards.

1

Enter Stats

Input your current body weight and gender.

2

Enter Max

Input your one-rep max (1RM) for the bench press.

3

See Rank

View your classification and see how close you are to the next tier.

Curious how your bench press stacks up against the competition? Our Bench Press Standards Calculator uses aggregated lifting data to categorize your strength level from Beginner to Elite based on your body weight and gender. Set realistic goals and track your progress through the ranks.

Key Features

Strength Ratio Analysis

Calculates your strength-to-bodyweight ratio (e.g., 1.5x BW).

Level Classification

Instantly categorizes you as Untrained, Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, or Elite.

Next Milestone Goal

Tells you exactly how much weight you need to add to the bar to reach the next level.

Frequently Asked Questions

For most men, benching your own bodyweight is a solid milestone (Novice/Intermediate). 1.5x bodyweight is considered Advanced.

These specific ratios are calibrated for the Bench Press. Squat and Deadlift ratios would be significantly higher.

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