One rep max calculator
Estimate 1RM and prepare loads from 60% to 95%.
Estimate one-rep max from a submaximal set and turn it into a load table. The result is instant; an account only keeps each exercise and trend.
One focused 1RM page with kg/lb, visible methodology and authenticated history.
Estimate 1RM and prepare loads from 60% to 95%.
These examples describe the software output. They are not instructions to attempt a true maximum.
Epley produces 96 kg before rounding. With a 2.5 kg increment, the tool displays 95 kg and calculates working loads from 60% to 95%.
Saving a later 82.5 kg × 6 estimate for the same exercise creates a comparable trend without logging a workout that never happened.
A clean set of 1–12 repetitions produces an Epley estimate.
The 60–95% table turns the estimate into practical session references.
Signing in stores estimates separately without creating a fake completed workout.
Add the load, repetitions, unit and exercise.
Use the number as a programming reference, not a promise.
Save only when you want to follow the same movement.
The first tool is an Epley 1RM calculator with percentage table and optional exercise history.
No. It estimates strength from a submaximal set and cannot capture every difference in technique, fatigue or exercise.