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How is %1RM/Projected Max Calculated?
How is %1RM/Projected Max Calculated?

Various information to help you utilise Lumin Strength

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Written by James Mckechnie
Updated over a month ago

We allow teams to pick the 1RM estimate that they prefer and we also offer the ability to set a "Rep cut off".
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Head over to ADMIN -> Settings -> Strength.
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From here you can specify what 1RM estimate to use for the platform.

Estimates that we support are:
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Brzycki : weight * (36 / (37 - reps))

Epley : weight * (1 + 0.0333 * reps)

Lander : (100 * weight) / (101.3 - 2.67123 * reps)

Lombardi : (weight * reps)^0.1

Mayhew : (100 * weight) / (52.2 + (41.9 * exp(-0.055) * reps))

O'Conner : weight * (1 + 0.025 * reps)

Wathan : (100 * weight) / (48.8 + (53.8 * exp(-0.075) * reps))

We also offer a rep cut off. As with all these estimates, their accuracy lowers the higher the rep count goes. So we provide the ability to define a cut off so any sets completed with reps higher then the cut off will not be attributed to any 1RM calculations.

If we take an example using the Bryzycki formula:

Projected Max = Weight Lifted x (36 / (37 - Reps completed))

For example, if an athlete completed 100kg for 3 reps:

Projected Max = 100 kg x (36 / (37 - 3)) = 105.88 kg

In the programmer, we take the highest calculated projected max as the athletes "Max weight" when prescribing in terms of %1RM. Using the above example, a lift at 80% 1RM would be:

Weight Prescribed = 105.88 kg * 0.8 = 84.7 kg
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