Lower-body machine strength tools

Lower Body Machine Strength Standards

Find out how strong you are on the leg press, hack squat, leg extension, leg curl, belt squat, and other lower-body machines.

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Want to know how strong you are on the machines at your gym? Start here. You’ll find leg press, hack squat, leg extension, leg curl, belt squat, and calf-raise standards in one place.

Choose the exercise and machine that match your workout, enter your details, and see how your result stacks up. The closer the match, the more useful the answer.

Find the machine you used

Find the exercise you just did, pick the closest machine, and see where your strength lands.

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Compare a leg press Leg Press Strength Standards
Compare a hack squat or belt squat Machine Hack Squat Strength Standards
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Benchmark knee-curl strength Seated Leg Curl Strength Standards
Benchmark a machine calf raise Plate Loaded Calf Raise Strength Standards

Leg Press Machine Strength Standards

Find the leg press that matches the machine in front of you. The angle, seat, and stance can all change the result.

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Lower-Body Squat Machine Standards

Compare the squat machine you used, from belt and Smith machines to hack, pendulum, V squat, leverage, reverse hack, and sissy squat.

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Leg Extension and Leg Curl Standards

Check your quad and hamstring numbers with the extension or curl machine you trained on.

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Machine Calf-Raise Standards

Check your calf strength on the machine or leg-press setup you actually used.

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More Lower-Body Machine Standards

Find standards for belt-squat variations, cable and landmine setups, and a Smith machine glute bridge.

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Get a better read on your machine strength

Use the calculator that matches the machine in your gym. That gives you a much more useful answer than comparing numbers from completely different machines.

Pick the exercise you did

Leg press, hack squat, leg extension, leg curl, and calf raise results are not interchangeable. Start with the movement you actually performed.

Match your machine

A 45-degree sled, horizontal press, vertical press, and Smith-machine setup can give very different numbers. Pick the closest match.

Keep your setup consistent

Seat position, foot placement, range of motion, and reps can change your result. Keep those details similar when you test again.

Enter the weight correctly

Some machines use the plates you add; others use the stack or the machine’s listed weight. Follow the prompt on the calculator.