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e1RM calculator

Enter the weight, reps and RPE of one set. You get the estimated one-rep max (e1RM) and the weight for every rep count and RPE.

Reps
RPE
Rounding

e1RM

172.5kg

from 140 kg × 5 @ 8

Weight (kg) by reps and RPE
Reps@6@6.5@7@7.5@8@8.5@9@9.5@10
1150152.5155157.5160162.5165170172.5
2145147.5150152.5155157.5160162.5165
3140142.5145147.5150152.5155157.5160
4135137.5140142.5145147.5150152.5155
5132.5132.5135137.5140 (your set)142.5145147.5150
6127.5130132.5132.5135137.5140142.5145
7122.5125127.5130132.5132.5135137.5140
8117.5120122.5125127.5130132.5132.5135
9112.5115117.5120122.5125127.5130132.5
10107.5110112.5115117.5120122.5125127.5
11102.5105107.5110112.5115117.5120122.5
1297.5100102.5105107.5110112.5115117.5

How it calculates

RPE chart
Each cell is a percentage of the max for that rep count and RPE. RPE 10 means no reps left in reserve, RPE 8 means two. Three Whites suggests the weight for every set from the same chart.
Accuracy
The chart is a rule of thumb, not a measurement. RPE and the e1RM estimate are accurate to about one rep. The weight is a starting point; RPE leads the set.
Rounding
2.5 kg is the smallest step with a pair of 1.25 kg plates. 0.1 kg shows the chart value unrounded.

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