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Deadlift Calculator

Estimate your deadlift 1RM from a recent set and see your relative strength level.

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What is it?

The deadlift measures total-body pulling strength, especially the hips, hamstrings and back.

How it's calculated

1RM is estimated from your set with the average of Epley, Brzycki and Lombardi.

Approximate standards for men: 1.25× novice, 1.75× intermediate, 2.5× advanced; women: 1.0×, 1.25×, 1.75×.

How we calculate · Last reviewed: September 1, 2026

How to interpret your result

Estimates from sets above ~8 reps are less reliable for the deadlift because grip and technique fatigue.

Prioritise form over load.

Estimates for healthy adults. Not medical advice — talk to a qualified professional about your specific situation.

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Frequently asked questions

Conventional or sumo?

Both are valid. Choose the style that fits your build and feels strongest with a neutral back.

How often should I deadlift?

1–2 times per week is typical; heavy deadlifts are fatiguing.

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