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One Rep Max Calculator

Calculate your one-rep max (1RM) using multiple proven formulas (Epley, Brzycki, etc.) based on your lift performance.

Lift Details

About Formulas

Epley: Best for high reps (6+).

Brzycki: Standard for < 10 reps.

We use an average of 4 formulas for accuracy.

Note: 1RM calculations are estimates. Actual performance may vary.

Your One Rep Max

Estimated 1RM

115 lbs

Range: 113 - 117 lbs

Training Percentages

100%115 lbs
95%109 lbs
90%104 lbs
85%98 lbs
80%92 lbs
75%86 lbs
70%81 lbs
60%69 lbs
50%58 lbs

Formula Breakdown

Epley117 lbs
Brzycki113 lbs
McGlothin114 lbs
Lombardi117 lbs

Calculate Your One Rep Max (1RM)

Estimate your one-rep max for any lift using 4 proven formulas (Epley, Brzycki, etc.). Calculate training percentages instantly.

1

Lift Weight

Enter the weight you lifted for a specific exercise.

2

Repetitions

Enter the number of clean repetitions you performed (ideally between 3 and 10).

3

Review

See your estimated max and percentage breakdowns instantly.

Knowing your One Rep Max (1RM) is essential for strength training programming, but testing it can be dangerous. Our calculator safely estimates your max based on your sub-maximal performance using the industry-standard Epley, Brzycki, McGlothin, and Lombardi formulas.

Key Features

Multi-Formula Accuracy

Averages results from 4 different scientific formulas for the most reliable estimate.

Training Percentages

Instantly generates a table of your 50% to 100% lifting zones for programming.

Safe & Effective

Plan your heavy lifts without the risk of failing a true 1RM test.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Epley formula is generally best for higher reps (6+), while Brzycki is often cited as more accurate for lower reps (<5).

It is an estimate. Actual performance depends on daily fatigue, technique, and experience.

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