One Rep Max for 45 lbs × 10 reps
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What is the one rep max for 45 lbs × 10 reps?
Answer
Lifting 45 lbs for 10 reps gives an estimated one rep max of
60 lbs
A set of 10 reps at 45 lbs is
75%
of your estimated one rep max
Note: this is an estimate, not a tested max. Rep-based formulas are closest at 2–6 reps and drift further apart as the set gets longer. Warm up and use a spotter before attempting a true single.
How to Calculate One Rep Max
Epley Formula: 1RM = weight × (1 + reps ÷ 30)
The Epley formula assumes that every extra repetition you can complete corresponds to roughly 3.33% more weight on the bar. Put your set into it:
45 × (1 + 10 ÷ 30)
=45 × 1.3333
=60 lbs
Training Weights as a % of 1RM
Percentages of your estimated max of 60 lbs, the way most strength programmes prescribe load:
| % of 1RM | Working Weight |
|---|---|
| 95% | 57 lbs |
| 90% | 54 lbs |
| 85% | 51 lbs |
| 80% | 48 lbs |
| 75% | 45 lbs |
| 70% | 42 lbs |
| 65% | 39 lbs |
| 60% | 36 lbs |
Other One Rep Max Formulas
Published 1RM formulas disagree, and the gap widens with the rep count. This page answers with Epley; here is what the others give for 45 lbs × 10 reps:
| Formula | Estimated 1RM |
|---|---|
| Epley | 60 lbs |
| Brzycki | 60 lbs |
| Lombardi | 56.7 lbs |
| O'Conner | 56.3 lbs |
| Wathan | 60.9 lbs |
| Lander | 60.3 lbs |
| Mayhew | 58.9 lbs |
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One Rep Max Table for 45 lbs
One Rep Max Calculator
This calculator estimates your one-rep max (1RM) — the heaviest weight you could lift for a single repetition — from a set you have already completed. For example, it can help you find out what is the one rep max for 45 lbs × 10 reps? (The answer is: 60 lbs). Enter the weight you lifted (e.g. 45), pick pounds or kilograms, and enter how many reps you managed (e.g. 10).