Strength calculator

Training Max
Calculator

Calculate conservative 80%, 85%, and 90% training maximums. Enter a tested or estimated maximum to calculate conservative working weights.

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Use realistic, recent measurements for the most useful estimate.

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How your Training Max estimate is created

A transparent overview of the inputs, method, and appropriate interpretation.

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How it works

About this Training Max estimate

It applies conservative percentages to an estimated one-repetition maximum to create repeatable working references for programming.

Percentage-based training maximum
Current 1RM×90% reference=Estimated Training Max
  1. 01Enter details
  2. 02Review inputs
  3. 03Use the estimate
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Common questions

Training Max Calculator FAQ

Clear answers to help you understand and use your estimate.

01Is the Training Max Calculator free and private?

Yes. It is free, runs in your browser, requires no account, and does not store the measurements you enter.

02Can I use this result as medical advice?

No. This result is an educational estimate, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. A qualified professional can interpret it within your complete health and training context.

03Why might my Training Max result differ from a real-world result?

Readiness, exercise variation, equipment, technique, and how the original maximum was measured can change the appropriate training load.

04How often should I recalculate Training Max?

Update when your estimated one-repetition maximum changes or your training programme calls for a new reference.