What is the 1000lb club?
The 1000lb club means your back squat, bench press, and deadlift combined total is at least 1000 pounds.
1000lb Club Calculator
How strong am I? Am I in the 1000lb Club? Use our 1000lb Club calculator to test if you have joined the hallowed order of strength.
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You're 1000 lbs (453.6 kg) away from the 1000lb Club.
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How the 1000lb Club calculator works
The formula is simple: Back Squat + Bench Press + Deadlift. If your total is at least 1000 lbs, you're in the 1000lb club.
Use the sliders to estimate your current total, then compare your progress with our Strength Level Calculator and project training loads with the E1RM Calculator.
1000lb Club FAQ
Do kilos count for the 1000lb club?
Yes. This calculator accepts pounds for the sliders and also shows kilogram conversions so you can track progress in either unit.
Does strict press count toward a 1000lb total?
Most versions of the challenge use only back squat, bench press, and deadlift. Strict press is a strong benchmark but usually not part of the 1000lb total.
What if my total is over 1000lb?
You are in the club. The calculator shows how far past 1000lb you are so you can set the next milestone.
Turn Your Lifting History into Actionable Strength Analysis
Turn Your Lifting History into Actionable Strength AnalysisStrength Journeys is a free suite of lifting tools, and it really comes alive with your own training data. Follow these steps to connect your sheet and unlock personalized insights.
Step 1: Copy the Template
Start with the sample Google Sheet and use File → Make a copy. This gives you your own private log in the exact format Strength Journeys expects.
Step 2: Log Your Sessions
Put your lifting history in Google Sheets using columns for date, lift type, reps, and weight. One set per row. Use "lb" or "kg". Start with the big four: squat, bench, deadlift, and strict press.
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