Utilize our 1RM calculator to gauge the maximum weight you can lift for a single repetition.
What is a 1RM? 1RM is an acronym for one-repetition maximum. It represents the highest amount of weight you can successfully lift for a single repetition. Similarly, your 2RM signifies the maximum weight you can handle for two consecutive repetitions, while 3RM indicates the maximum weight for three consecutive repetitions, and so forth.
Percentage of 1RM | Lift Weight | Repetitions of 1RM |
---|---|---|
100% | 66.7 kg | 1 |
94% | 62.7 kg | 2 |
91% | 60.7 kg | 3 |
88% | 58.7 kg | 4 |
86% | 57.3 kg | 5 |
83% | 55.3 kg | 6 |
81% | 54.0 kg | 7 |
79% | 52.7 kg | 8 |
77% | 51.3 kg | 9 |
75% | 50.0 kg | 10 |
Boosting your 1RM entails enhancing your maximal strength. There are numerous approaches to achieving this, with the three primary ones being the improvement of:
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