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One rep max calculator for your working sets

Enter the weight and reps from a heavy set. See a one-rep value and loads for 60 to 90 percent.

Your set

Use a set of 1 to 10 reps that was close to your limit.

Total load moved in kg

1 to 10 repetitions

Estimated one rep max

about 90–95 kg

The range covers Epley and Brzycki. Compare sets of the same exercise with similar technique.

Epleyabout 92.5 kgweight × (1 + reps ÷ 30)
Brzyckiabout 90 kgweight × 36 ÷ (37 − reps)

Reference loads

Derived from your set and rounded to practical weight steps.

ShareWeight
60 %55 kg
70 %65 kg
80 %72.5 kg
90 %82.5 kg
Load 85% on the bar

The plate calculator opens with the rounded target.

Load 85% on the bar

What affects the estimate

The formulas assume a set close to your limit. If you had several reps left, the estimate tends to run low. Technique and range of motion affect comparisons. Results vary more at eight to ten reps. Warm up and use proper safety measures for any max attempt.

Read more: planning progressive overload