five reps at 100 kg
- Weight lifted
- 100 kg
- Repetitions completed
- 5
- Formula
- Epley
Estimated one rep max116.67
100 x (1 + 5/30)
Open this exampleOne rep max estimated from a set. The formulas agree closely up to about five reps and diverge sharply beyond ten, so a set of three predicts far better than a set of fifteen.
Also called: 1rm calculator, max lift calculator.
116.67 kg by the Epley formula, from 5 reps at 100 kg. The other formulas give Epley 116.7, Brzycki 112.5, Lombardi 117.5 kg. Working weights: 105 kg for 90%, 93.33 kg for 80% and 81.67 kg for 70%. A low rep set gives a reliable estimate, and the formulas agree closely here.
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Each formula fits a curve relating reps to a fraction of maximum. They agree within a couple of percent at low rep counts and separate substantially above ten, because the relationship between endurance and maximal strength varies far more between people at higher reps. A set of two to five gives a usable estimate; a set of fifteen tells you more about muscular endurance than about maximum strength. Showing all three makes the spread visible.
Epley, one of several regressions that agree closely at low reps and diverge above about tenEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Estimated one rep max116.67
100 x (1 + 5/30)
Open this exampleEstimated one rep max100
boundary: Brzycki gives 36/36 at one rep
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