Strength standards directory

Strength standards by lift.

Pick a lift, then a weight or rep count. Each page shows the IronRank tier that number earns and the gap to the next one.

IRON STARTER

A real base. The first standard you earn.

IRON GRIT

Consistent, intermediate strength.

IRON ELITE

Advanced strength for your bodyweight.

IRON GOD

The top IronRank standard.

Benchmarks, not popularity contests.

IronRank tiers are fixed strength benchmarks adjusted for bodyweight, sex, and age. A tier tells you the standard your set meets.

A population percentile compares you to other people, so it depends on who is measured. Your IronRank tier instead reflects the relevant benchmark for your lift. Your next target is the next standard, not an invented population percentage.

Pages below use a default bodyweight. Enter yours on any page, or use TierFinder for an exact result.

Check your own set

Barbell Bench Press

Pounds

Barbell Squat

Pounds

Deadlift

Pounds

Barbell Shoulder Press

Pounds

Barbell Bentover Row

Pounds

Barbell Romanian Deadlift

Pounds

Barbell Curl

Pounds

Dumbbell Bench Press

Pounds

Dumbbell Row

Pounds

Dumbbell Shoulder Press

Pounds

Dumbbell Curl

Pounds

Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift

Pounds

Front Squats

Pounds

Sumo Deadlift

Pounds

Hex Bar Deadlift

Pounds

Incline Barbell Bench Press

Pounds

Incline Dumbbell Bench Press

Pounds

Lat Pulldown

Pounds

Hip Thrust

Pounds

Power Clean

Pounds

Goblet Squat

Pounds

Chest Press

Pounds

Sled Leg Press

Pounds

Horizontal Leg Press

Pounds

Hack Squat

Pounds

Seated Cable Row

Pounds

Leg Extensions

Pounds

Tricep Pushdown

Pounds

Hammer Curl

Pounds

Dumbbell Front Raise

Pounds

Dumbbell Lateral Raise

Pounds

Pull Ups

Reps

Push Ups

Reps

Crunches

Reps