AIFitLog Tools

One Rep
Max Calculator

Estimate your 1RM from any set using the Brzycki formula.
Get percentage-based training loads instantly — free, no signup.

Your lift
kg
reps
Estimated 1RM
kg

1RM = weight × 36 ÷ (37 − reps) · Brzycki

How many reps at a target weight?
kg
Est. reps
reps
Weight by reps
Reps Target weight % 1RM Zone

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About this calculator

Your one rep max (1RM) is the maximum weight you can lift for a single repetition with proper form. It is the standard baseline for percentage-based strength programming in powerlifting, weightlifting, and general strength training.

This calculator uses the Brzycki formula — one of the most accurate and widely used estimation methods for the squat, bench press, and deadlift. For best results, use a rep range of 1–10; accuracy decreases above 10 reps.

How to use: Enter the weight you lifted and the reps completed. The calculator returns your estimated 1RM and a full percentage-based load table to guide training intensity.

1RM FAQ
Is estimated 1RM the same as a true max?
No. It is an estimate based on formulas, so it becomes less reliable as reps get very high or technique changes significantly.
What rep range works best for estimating 1RM?
Lower to moderate reps usually give more stable estimates than very high reps. Many lifters use sets around 1 to 10 reps for practical tracking.
Why track estimated 1RM instead of testing a true max?
It lets you monitor progress from normal training sets without the extra fatigue and risk of frequent all-out max attempts.
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