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One of the first formulas (1985), it remains very popular. Works well across all rep ranges and is simple to calculate mentally.

Excellent for long sets (> 8 reps). Developed for athletes, it better accounts for fatigue on long sets.

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Before testing your actual 1RM, perform a complete warm-up: mobility, progressive sets, muscle activation.

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Never sacrifice technique to lift heavier. A 1RM must be performed with strict form to avoid injuries.

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Don't test your 1RM too often (max every 2 months). It's very taxing on the nervous system. Use our calculator instead.

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Use your 1RM as a reference to calculate training loads. For example: 75% of 1RM for hypertrophy, 90% for strength.

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Testing a real 1RM in the squat forces you to descend under a load you have never lifted before. The risk to your lower back and knees climbs as soon as your technique breaks down, and a true test demands a long warm-up and a spotter. A heavy set of 3 to 6 reps, run through the Epley, Brzycki and Lombardi formulas, gives a reliable estimate without that nervous fatigue or that danger.

Depth matters: a squat below parallel recruits more muscle than a half squat and often moves less load. Bar position also plays a part, since many lifters move more weight low-bar than high-bar. For a consistent estimate, keep the same depth and the same variation from one set to the next, and enter a set taken close to failure.

Once your max is estimated, you steer your sessions with percentages. Count on roughly 5×5 at 80% to build strength, 8 to 12 reps at 65-75% for hypertrophy, and 1 to 3 reps at 85-90% for maximal strength. Recalculate your 1RM every 4 to 8 weeks so your percentages keep up with your progress.

Set the rack's safety bars just below your bottom position: if you get stuck, you can rest the bar on them safely. Take care with your walkout in two or three steps maximum, brace your core hard to push through the sticking point right after the drive up, and leave the load on the safeties rather than forcing a questionable rep.

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Why train your jump box?

Box Squat

Single Leg Box Squat

Step Up With Knee Raise

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