Deadlift Standards (lb)

Deadlift strength standards help you to compare your one-rep max lift with other lifters at your bodyweight.

Our deadlift standards are based on 3,556,000 lifts by Strength Level users.

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Male Deadlift Standards (lb)

BW Beg. Nov. Int. Adv. Elite
110 98 x0.89 146 x1.33 206 x1.87 276 x2.51 353 x3.21
120 113 x0.94 164 x1.36 227 x1.89 300 x2.5 380 x3.17
130 127 x0.98 181 x1.39 247 x1.9 324 x2.49 406 x3.12
140 141 x1.01 197 x1.41 266 x1.9 346 x2.47 431 x3.08
150 155 x1.03 213 x1.42 285 x1.9 367 x2.45 455 x3.03
160 168 x1.05 229 x1.43 303 x1.89 387 x2.42 477 x2.98
170 181 x1.07 244 x1.44 321 x1.89 407 x2.39 499 x2.94
180 194 x1.08 259 x1.44 337 x1.87 426 x2.37 520 x2.89
190 207 x1.09 274 x1.44 354 x1.86 445 x2.34 541 x2.85
200 219 x1.09 288 x1.44 370 x1.85 462 x2.31 560 x2.8
210 231 x1.1 301 x1.43 385 x1.83 480 x2.28 579 x2.76
220 242 x1.1 315 x1.43 400 x1.82 496 x2.26 598 x2.72
230 254 x1.1 328 x1.42 415 x1.8 513 x2.23 616 x2.68
240 265 x1.1 340 x1.42 429 x1.79 529 x2.2 633 x2.64
250 276 x1.1 353 x1.41 443 x1.77 544 x2.18 650 x2.6
260 287 x1.1 365 x1.4 457 x1.76 559 x2.15 666 x2.56
270 297 x1.1 377 x1.4 470 x1.74 574 x2.12 682 x2.53
280 308 x1.1 388 x1.39 483 x1.73 588 x2.1 698 x2.49
290 318 x1.1 400 x1.38 496 x1.71 602 x2.08 713 x2.46
300 328 x1.09 411 x1.37 508 x1.69 616 x2.05 728 x2.43
310 337 x1.09 422 x1.36 520 x1.68 629 x2.03 742 x2.4
All 174 245 334 436 545

These male standards were last updated yesterday and are based on 844,000 filtered lifts.

Note: these barbell standards include the weight of the bar, normally 20 kg / 44 lb.

Female Deadlift Standards (lb)

BW Beg. Nov. Int. Adv. Elite
90 53 x0.59 89 x0.99 137 x1.53 196 x2.18 262 x2.91
100 60 x0.6 98 x0.98 148 x1.48 209 x2.09 277 x2.77
110 66 x0.6 106 x0.96 158 x1.44 221 x2.01 290 x2.64
120 72 x0.6 114 x0.95 168 x1.4 232 x1.93 303 x2.53
130 78 x0.6 121 x0.93 177 x1.36 243 x1.87 315 x2.42
140 84 x0.6 128 x0.92 185 x1.32 253 x1.8 326 x2.33
150 89 x0.59 135 x0.9 193 x1.29 262 x1.75 337 x2.25
160 95 x0.59 142 x0.89 201 x1.26 271 x1.69 347 x2.17
170 100 x0.59 148 x0.87 209 x1.23 280 x1.64 357 x2.1
180 105 x0.58 154 x0.85 216 x1.2 288 x1.6 366 x2.04
190 109 x0.58 160 x0.84 222 x1.17 296 x1.56 375 x1.98
200 114 x0.57 165 x0.83 229 x1.15 303 x1.52 384 x1.92
210 118 x0.56 171 x0.81 235 x1.12 311 x1.48 392 x1.87
220 123 x0.56 176 x0.8 242 x1.1 318 x1.44 400 x1.82
230 127 x0.55 181 x0.79 248 x1.08 324 x1.41 408 x1.77
240 131 x0.55 186 x0.77 253 x1.06 331 x1.38 415 x1.73
250 135 x0.54 191 x0.76 259 x1.04 337 x1.35 422 x1.69
260 139 x0.54 195 x0.75 264 x1.02 344 x1.32 429 x1.65
All 82 129 189 260 340

These female standards were last updated yesterday and are based on 211,000 filtered lifts.

Note: these barbell standards include the weight of the bar, normally 20 kg / 44 lb.

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What do the strength standards mean?

Beginner
Stronger than 5% of lifters. A beginner lifter can perform the movement correctly and has practiced it for at least a month.
Novice
Stronger than 20% of lifters. A novice lifter has trained regularly in the technique for at least six months.
Intermediate
Stronger than 50% of lifters. An intermediate lifter has trained regularly in the technique for at least two years.
Advanced
Stronger than 80% of lifters. An advanced lifter has progressed for over five years.
Elite
Stronger than 95% of lifters. An elite lifter has dedicated over five years to become competitive at strength sports.

More Exercises

Barbell

Bench 5,920,000 lifts Deadlift 3,556,000 lifts Squat 3,474,000 lifts Shoulder Press 944,000 lifts Barbell Curl 490,000 lifts Bent Over Row 305,000 lifts Front Squat 324,000 lifts Incline Bench Press 106,000 lifts Hex Bar Deadlift 73,000 lifts Romanian Deadlift 53,000 lifts Barbell Shrug 32,000 lifts Hip Thrust 40,000 lifts Upright Row 22,000 lifts Decline Bench Press 23,000 lifts Good Morning 10,000 lifts T-Bar Row 15,000 lifts Pendlay Row 11,000 lifts Lying Tricep Extension 11,000 lifts Tricep Extension 15,000 lifts

Bodyweight

Pull Ups 484,000 lifts Push Ups 194,000 lifts Dips 197,000 lifts Chin Ups 73,000 lifts Muscle Ups 16,000 lifts Sit Ups 16,000 lifts Crunches 9,000 lifts

Olympic

Power Clean 278,000 lifts Snatch 96,000 lifts Clean & Jerk 93,000 lifts Push Press 63,000 lifts Clean 72,000 lifts Clean & Press 89,000 lifts Thruster 6,000 lifts Push Jerk (experimental)

Dumbbell

Dumbbell Curl 243,000 lifts Dumbbell Bench Press 249,000 lifts Dumbbell Shoulder Press 139,000 lifts Dumbbell Lateral Raise 43,000 lifts Dumbbell Row 65,000 lifts Dumbbell Front Raise 17,000 lifts Dumbbell Shrug 20,000 lifts Dumbbell Lunge 11,000 lifts Dumbbell Concentration Curl 9,000 lifts Incline Dumbbell Press 36,000 lifts Incline Dumbbell Fly 5,000 lifts Lying Dumbbell Tricep Extension (experimental) Dumbbell Tricep Extension 9,000 lifts Dumbbell Fly 13,000 lifts

Machine

Sled Leg Press 99,000 lifts Horizontal Leg Press 61,000 lifts Leg Extension 38,000 lifts Seated Leg Curl 15,000 lifts Lying Leg Curl 11,000 lifts Calf Raise 18,000 lifts

Cable

Lat Pulldown 103,000 lifts Tricep Rope Pushdown 16,000 lifts Tricep Pushdown 19,000 lifts + More Exercises

Exercise Comparisons

Compare deadlift versus one of the following exercises:

Bench Squat Shoulder Press Barbell Curl Bent Over Row Front Squat Incline Bench Press Hex Bar Deadlift Romanian Deadlift Barbell Shrug Hip Thrust Upright Row Decline Bench Press Good Morning T-Bar Row Pendlay Row Lying Tricep Extension Tricep Extension

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