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One-Rep Max (1RM) Calculator

Estimate your one-repetition maximum (1RM) and calculate training weight percentages based on multiple formulas.

1RM Estimated116.7 kgView results
The resistance used for the exercise
kg
Formulas are most accurate under 10-12 reps
Min: 1 Max: 30

Real-time Results

1RM Estimated
116.7kg
Lifted Ratio
85.7%

Formula Comparison

1RM estimates derived from alternative calculations

ItemValue
Epley Formula116.7 kg
Brzycki Formula112.5 kg
Lander Formula113.7 kg
O\112.5 kg
Lombardi Formula117.5 kg

Training Intensities Table

Recommended weights and repetition limits for target training percentages

View details (9)
ItemValue
95% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_2

110.8 kg
90% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_3_4

105.0 kg
85% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_5_6

99.2 kg
80% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_7_8

93.3 kg
75% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_9_10

87.5 kg
70% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_11_12

81.7 kg
65% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_15

75.8 kg
60% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_20

70.0 kg
50% 1RM

results.intensity_table.values.reps_25

58.3 kg

Disclaimer

The data provided by this health calculator is for reference only and cannot replace professional medical diagnosis, consultation, or treatment. Please consult a doctor before making any changes to your fitness or diet plan.

Supported inputs

InputDescription
Weight LiftedThe resistance used for the exercise
Weight UnitUnit of measurement for weight

kg · lbs

RepetitionsFormulas are most accurate under 10-12 reps
Calculation FormulaFormula used to estimate 1RM

epley · brzycki · lander · oconner · lombardi

Formula
One-Rep Max (1RM) Formulas:

1. Epley Formula:
   1RM = w × (1 + r / 30)

2. Brzycki Formula:
   1RM = w × (36 / (37 - r))

3. Lander Formula:
   1RM = (100 × w) / (101.3 - 2.67123 × r)

4. O'Conner Formula:
   1RM = w × (1 + 0.025 × r)

5. Lombardi Formula:
   1RM = w × r^0.1

* w = weight lifted, r = repetitions completed. Most formulas are validated for r ≤ 10.
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