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Fitness tools and calculators

Use the calculator first, then check the assumptions. Every tool gives you a useful number and the reasons not to worship it.

How to read these

A calculator is a map, not the terrain

Strength

  • Estimate training maxes without maxing out every week.
  • Translate RPE into practical load choices.
  • Keep uncertainty visible when formulas get stretched.

Cardio

  • Turn heart rate into intensity guardrails.
  • Predict running paces from recent performances.
  • Use effort and conditions as checks on the math.

Nutrition

  • Estimate calories and macros from conservative starting points.
  • Separate tracking targets from medical nutrition advice.
  • Adjust from real trends instead of formula confidence.
Tool library

Pick the number you actually need

Filter by training area, then open the calculator for method notes and caveats.

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1RM calculator

Estimate your one-rep max without turning every training day into a max-out day.

Enter the load you lifted, the number of reps, and whether the load is in kg or lb.Get an estimated one-rep max, an Epley estimate, a Brzycki comparison, and a reliability note.
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RPE calculator

Turn RPE into a practical load estimate without pretending effort ratings are laboratory instruments.

Enter load, reps, RPE, and unit. The calculator maps RPE to reps in reserve.Get estimated reps in reserve, e1RM, and target loads for common rep and RPE pairings.
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Heart-rate zone calculator

Estimate cardio zones while keeping the limitations of heart-rate formulas in plain sight.

Enter age, optional resting heart rate, and optional measured max heart rate.Get five training zones using heart-rate reserve when possible, or percent of max heart rate when resting heart rate is missing.
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Running pace / race predictor

Convert one recent race or time trial into a realistic pace target for another distance.

Enter a known distance, time, and target distance. Use km or miles.Get predicted finish time, pace per kilometer, pace per mile, and a warning when the distance jump is large.
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TDEE / macro calculator

Estimate calories and macros without pretending a formula knows your whole metabolism.

Enter formula sex, age, height, weight, activity level, and goal.Get estimated BMR, maintenance calories, target calories, and protein, fat, and carb targets.
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