One Rep Max for 60 lbs × 10 reps

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What is the one rep max for 60 lbs × 10 reps?

Answer

Lifting 60 lbs for 10 reps gives an estimated one rep max of

80 lbs

Epley formula · an estimate from a set taken close to failure; accuracy depends on the exercise and the person and drops as reps grow

60 × (1 + 10 ÷ 30) = 80 lbs

comparison of methods: six other published formulas give 75–81.2 lbs

Training Weights as a % of 1RM
% of 1RM	Working Weight
95%	76 lbs
90%	72 lbs
85%	68 lbs
80%	64 lbs
75%	60 lbs — this set
70%	56 lbs
65%	52 lbs
60%	48 lbs

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One Rep Max Table for 60 lbs

Reps	One Rep Max	% of 1RM
2 reps	64 lbs	93.8%
3 reps	66 lbs	90.9%
4 reps	68 lbs	88.2%
5 reps	70 lbs	85.7%
6 reps	72 lbs	83.3%
7 reps	74 lbs	81.1%
8 reps	76 lbs	78.9%
9 reps	78 lbs	76.9%
10 reps	80 lbs	75%
11 reps	82 lbs	73.2%
12 reps	84 lbs	71.4%

FAQ

What is the one rep max for 60 lbs × 10 reps?

Lifting 60 lbs for 10 reps gives an estimated one rep max of 80 lbs

How much of my max is 60 lbs for 10 reps?

60 lbs for 10 reps works out at 75% of an estimated one rep max of 80 lbs.

What should I lift at 90% and 70% of that max?

90% of 80 lbs is 72 lbs and 70% is 56 lbs. Heavy strength work usually sits at 85–95%, while volume and technique work sits nearer 65–75%.

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