1-RM Hack 1.1.0 + Redeem Codes
Calculate and track your 1RM
Developer: Bodybuilding.com
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.1.0
ID: com.bodybuilding.OneRM
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Description
Whether you're a competitive lifter or just want to improve your strength and fitness, your one-rep max (1RM) is an essential tool. Calculate your max safely and easily, and then track it over time, on any lift with our easy-to-use calculator!
In the simplest terms, your 1RM is the amount of weight you can lift for one rep on any given lift. In general, it’s good to know your max for key lifts like the squat, bench press, and deadlift, but your 1RM is critical even if you never plan to train that heavy.
Many lifting programs are designed with a percent of your rep max in mind, and may call for something like using 65% of your 1RM for a given exercise. When you see that, you have to either test for your 1RM or estimate it. Testing your 1RM can be pretty intense, and it requires a high degree of caution to avoid injury.
Fortunately, you can estimate your 1RM without testing it! Exercise scientists have devised a formula that's fairly accurate for most people, which is what powers this calculator. Our calculator makes it easy to calculate and track your 1RM and multiple percentages of it for every lift in the book!
Features:
· Calculate your 1RM and percentages
· Choose from a variety of lifts (deadlift, bench press, squat, etc.), or add your own
· Track and chart your 1RM history for each type of lift
· Add notes each time you calculate your 1RM
· Improve your weight training with articles by Bodybuilding.com experts
· Choose imperial or metric system
· Incredibly easy to use!
In the simplest terms, your 1RM is the amount of weight you can lift for one rep on any given lift. In general, it’s good to know your max for key lifts like the squat, bench press, and deadlift, but your 1RM is critical even if you never plan to train that heavy.
Many lifting programs are designed with a percent of your rep max in mind, and may call for something like using 65% of your 1RM for a given exercise. When you see that, you have to either test for your 1RM or estimate it. Testing your 1RM can be pretty intense, and it requires a high degree of caution to avoid injury.
Fortunately, you can estimate your 1RM without testing it! Exercise scientists have devised a formula that's fairly accurate for most people, which is what powers this calculator. Our calculator makes it easy to calculate and track your 1RM and multiple percentages of it for every lift in the book!
Features:
· Calculate your 1RM and percentages
· Choose from a variety of lifts (deadlift, bench press, squat, etc.), or add your own
· Track and chart your 1RM history for each type of lift
· Add notes each time you calculate your 1RM
· Improve your weight training with articles by Bodybuilding.com experts
· Choose imperial or metric system
· Incredibly easy to use!
Version history
1.1.0
2018-05-23
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Bug fixes
- Updates to privacy settings and privacy policy
- Bug fixes
- Updates to privacy settings and privacy policy
1.0.1
2017-12-17
Bug fixes
1.0.0
2017-12-11
Ways to hack 1-RM
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
1 017 Ratings
Reviews
BBM233,
Good but could be better
Wish I could have my percentages at all times. But I like the app overall.
DoggieCard,
Good. Want more features.
Get the app. It’s good for recording and calculating your strength gains. And you can add your own exercises to it for whatever accessory exorcise you like. dips, RDL, weighted pull-up, ect.
I’m hoping the graphs will adapt to include a single graph that’s shows bench, dead, and squat all in one graph so I can see their growth in relation to each other.
And to see my current powerlifting and Oly totals right when I open the app.
Or if you can check mark certain lifts and it shows them all on one graph in different colors.
Would also like a way to delete lifts that were logged incorrectly. I hit a wrong number on my squat and now it looks like I lost 20 pounds on my squat graph.
Great app. Looking forward to it getting better.
Idea: could include a program that calculate your ratios to tell you if you are too lopsided on certain lifts, and if so how to correct. Eg: your deadlift and RDL are great, but your squat is lacking. Consider more front squats to even out and avoid injury.
Or something like that.
Keep it up!
I’m hoping the graphs will adapt to include a single graph that’s shows bench, dead, and squat all in one graph so I can see their growth in relation to each other.
And to see my current powerlifting and Oly totals right when I open the app.
Or if you can check mark certain lifts and it shows them all on one graph in different colors.
Would also like a way to delete lifts that were logged incorrectly. I hit a wrong number on my squat and now it looks like I lost 20 pounds on my squat graph.
Great app. Looking forward to it getting better.
Idea: could include a program that calculate your ratios to tell you if you are too lopsided on certain lifts, and if so how to correct. Eg: your deadlift and RDL are great, but your squat is lacking. Consider more front squats to even out and avoid injury.
Or something like that.
Keep it up!
Paper Boats,
Great
This app has all the essentials. A nice improvement would be to have a feature that allows to to tap on a saved max and get the same details that you get when you calculate it for the first time. It would just make referencing previous accomplishments easier.
Grimes,ca,
Easy to use, a little cluttered
I’m only using 25% of the exercises, I would like to clear the rest.
MonstaJedi,
Not happy
Unable to enter more than 11 reps on the keypad.
Key pad for weight doesn’t allow decimal place for kilos, for example: back squat - 52.5 x 15.
Wish I hadn’t purchased the app.
The free online version is better.
Don’t see where I can enter other lifts that aren’t on list.
Key pad for weight doesn’t allow decimal place for kilos, for example: back squat - 52.5 x 15.
Wish I hadn’t purchased the app.
The free online version is better.
Don’t see where I can enter other lifts that aren’t on list.
Better soldiering,
Add adjustable date figure
Good application, but I would like an adjustable date figure...if you miss logging you max rep on the day it occurred currently you are unable capture the accurate day the lift actually happened.
TrainYardFitness,
Great Tool
Quick easy to use tool to help track and plan for progressive overload.
Guyhgyyxji,
Great, simple app
Cool simple app to track progress. It would be cool if we could see what percentile our max is among lifters.
Chase4288,
Needs an update
So there is no way to put 4 digits in the weight column. Please fix.
phamous.tee,
Links to articles are not working
Links to articles on the app don’t work. Please fix!
