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Epley · Brzycki · Lombardi

1RM
Calculator

Find your one-rep maximum using 3 proven formulas. Enter the weight you lifted and how many reps you completed.

Exercise
Weight Lifted
kg
Reps Completed1–15 reps
reps
Estimated 1 Rep Max
-- kg
Epley
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Brzycki
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Lombardi
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90% 1RM
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80% 1RM
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70% 1RM
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60% 1RM
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50% 1RM
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40% 1RM
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Training Zones
% of 1RMRepsGoal
90–100%1–3Max strength
75–85%4–6Strength & power
65–75%8–12Hypertrophy
50–65%15+Endurance

What Is a One-Rep Maximum and How to Use It

Your one-rep maximum (1RM) is the maximum weight you can lift for a single full repetition. It is the gold standard for measuring absolute strength and forms the basis of all percentage-based strength programming used in powerlifting and sports conditioning.

Programming Your Training With 1RM Percentages

90–100% of 1RM builds maximal strength (1–3 reps). 75–85% develops strength and power (4–6 reps). 65–75% optimizes hypertrophy (8–12 reps). Use the percentage table to find the right weight for any training goal.