Plan your next training weight

1 Rep Max Calculators

Estimate your one-rep max from a set you have completed. Start with the general calculator, or choose the tool for your lift and equipment.

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Use a recent, hard set to estimate the weight you could lift once and plan your next training weights. The general calculator is the place to start: enter your weight and clean reps, then see your estimated max, rep targets and program percentages.

Choose a dedicated calculator below when you want guidance for a particular lift, dumbbell weight entry, machine setup or weighted bodyweight exercise. Each tool keeps its own weight-counting rules and supported rep range.

Swipe the links to browse every calculator group.

Choose your 1 rep max calculator

Start with the general tool for a consistent set. For a specific exercise, select the calculator that matches your equipment and how you count the weight.

Your goalRecommended calculator
Estimate my max, rep weights or training percentages One Rep Max Calculator
Estimate my barbell bench press max Bench Press Calculator
Estimate my back squat max Barbell Squat 1 Rep Max Calculator
Estimate my conventional deadlift max Deadlift 1 Rep Max Calculator
Read a dumbbell bench estimate for each hand Dumbbell Bench Press 1RM Calculator
Estimate a max on my leg press machine Leg Press 1RM Calculator
Estimate my added pull-up weight Weighted Pull Ups 1 Rep Max Calculator
Estimate my bench max from reps at 225 lb NFL 225-Pound Bench Test 1RM Estimate

Bench press and overhead press 1RM calculators

Choose flat bench, incline bench or overhead press. Dumbbell tools show each-hand and pair weights; keep each lift and position in its own training record.

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Barbell · Flat bench

Bench Press Calculator

Estimate your flat barbell bench max from a completed set, see training weights and plan the plates on your bar. Include the bar in the total weight.

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Squat, deadlift and hip-thrust 1RM calculators

Estimate a max for the lower-body lift you performed. Keep squat depth, bar type, handle height and movement range consistent when comparing sessions.

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Row, pulldown and biceps-curl 1RM calculators

Use a row, pulldown or curl set to estimate your max for that exercise. Keep the equipment, grip and technique consistent.

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Barbell or dumbbells · Curl

Biceps Curl 1RM Calculator

Choose barbell or dumbbell curls before estimating your max. Count bar and plates together or specify one-dumbbell versus pair weight.

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Leg-machine 1RM calculators

Estimate working weights for the same leg press, hack squat or two-leg leg-extension machine. Keep your machine settings and weight-counting method with the result.

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Machine · Hack squat

Hack Squat 1RM Calculator

Estimate a machine hack squat max. Choose plates-only weight or include a confirmed starting weight, then keep that convention and setup consistent.

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Weighted pull-up, dip and push-up 1RM calculators

Choose the exact bodyweight exercise you performed. Read the added-weight and bodyweight instructions on that tool before entering your set.

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Parallel bars · Added and total weight

Weighted Dip 1RM Calculator

Enter bodyweight and added weight separately. This dip calculator estimates from their combined weight and shows the added-weight answer separately.

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NFL 225-pound bench-test 1RM estimate

Use the dedicated test estimator for your completed repetitions at 225 lb. It also compares your rep count with recorded NFL Combine results.

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Use your 1RM estimate to plan your next set

Treat the estimate as a training reference for the same exercise and setup. Your program, available equipment and completed sets help you choose a practical working weight.

Start with a set you completed

Enter clean reps from a recent, hard set within the calculator’s supported range. A set stopped with several reps left can underestimate your max.

Count the weight the same way

Read the tool’s labels for bar-and-plates, each-hand, pair, machine, bodyweight and added-weight entries. Keep those conventions with your training record.

Choose a rep target or percentage

Use the general calculator to explore rep weights or a percentage from your program. Dedicated tools provide their own charts and supported targets.

Compare the same lift over time

Keep the exercise, equipment, movement range and effort similar. Record changes in machine setup, bench angle or press position separately.