One-rep max calculator
Enter a weight and the reps you lifted, and get your estimated one-rep max plus a rep-by-rep table of training weights. No max attempt required.
Headline uses the Epley formula. Brzycki estimate: 208 lb. These are estimates, not a max attempt, so warm up and use a spotter before testing a true one-rep max.
How a one-rep max is estimated
Instead of testing a risky single-rep max, you can estimate it from a set you already did. The Epley formula, 1RM = weight times (1 plus reps divided by 30), predicts your max from the weight and reps of a submaximal set. Brzycki is a second formula shown as a cross-check.
The estimate is most accurate for sets of about 10 reps or fewer, where fatigue has not yet distorted the relationship between load and reps. The rep table then works backward from your max to the loads for common rep targets.