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Split Squat Standards (lb)

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

Our split squat standards are based on 30,000 lifts by Strength Level users.

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Male Split Squat Standards (lb)

BW Beg. Nov. Int. Adv. Elite
110 20 x0.18 54 x0.49 109 x0.99 182 x1.65 269 x2.45
120 26 x0.22 64 x0.54 123 x1.02 200 x1.67 292 x2.43
130 33 x0.25 75 x0.57 137 x1.05 218 x1.68 313 x2.41
140 39 x0.28 85 x0.61 151 x1.08 235 x1.68 334 x2.38
150 46 x0.31 95 x0.63 164 x1.09 252 x1.68 353 x2.36
160 53 x0.33 105 x0.66 177 x1.11 268 x1.67 372 x2.33
170 61 x0.36 115 x0.67 190 x1.12 283 x1.67 390 x2.3
180 68 x0.38 124 x0.69 202 x1.12 298 x1.66 408 x2.27
190 75 x0.39 134 x0.7 214 x1.13 313 x1.65 425 x2.24
200 82 x0.41 143 x0.71 226 x1.13 327 x1.64 441 x2.21
210 88 x0.42 152 x0.72 237 x1.13 341 x1.62 457 x2.18
220 95 x0.43 161 x0.73 248 x1.13 354 x1.61 473 x2.15
230 102 x0.44 170 x0.74 259 x1.13 367 x1.6 488 x2.12
240 109 x0.45 178 x0.74 270 x1.12 380 x1.58 502 x2.09
250 115 x0.46 187 x0.75 280 x1.12 392 x1.57 517 x2.07
260 122 x0.47 195 x0.75 290 x1.12 404 x1.55 530 x2.04
270 129 x0.48 203 x0.75 300 x1.11 416 x1.54 544 x2.01
280 135 x0.48 212 x0.76 310 x1.11 427 x1.53 557 x1.99
290 141 x0.49 219 x0.76 320 x1.1 439 x1.51 570 x1.96
300 148 x0.49 227 x0.76 329 x1.1 450 x1.5 582 x1.94
310 154 x0.5 235 x0.76 338 x1.09 460 x1.49 595 x1.92
All 56 112 192 294 410

These male standards were last updated a week ago and are based on 2,000 filtered lifts.

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

Female Split Squat Standards (lb)

BW Beg. Nov. Int. Adv. Elite
90 20 x0.23 47 x0.52 86 x0.95 137 x1.52 196 x2.18
100 23 x0.23 50 x0.5 90 x0.9 143 x1.43 203 x2.03
110 25 x0.23 53 x0.49 95 x0.86 148 x1.34 210 x1.91
120 27 x0.22 56 x0.47 99 x0.82 153 x1.27 215 x1.79
130 29 x0.22 59 x0.45 102 x0.79 157 x1.21 221 x1.7
140 31 x0.22 62 x0.44 106 x0.76 162 x1.15 226 x1.61
150 33 x0.22 64 x0.43 109 x0.73 166 x1.1 231 x1.54
160 34 x0.21 67 x0.42 112 x0.7 170 x1.06 235 x1.47
170 36 x0.21 69 x0.41 115 x0.68 173 x1.02 240 x1.41
180 37 x0.21 71 x0.4 118 x0.66 177 x0.98 244 x1.35
190 39 x0.21 73 x0.39 121 x0.64 180 x0.95 248 x1.3
200 40 x0.2 75 x0.38 123 x0.62 183 x0.92 251 x1.26
210 42 x0.2 77 x0.37 126 x0.6 186 x0.89 255 x1.21
220 43 x0.2 79 x0.36 128 x0.58 189 x0.86 258 x1.17
230 45 x0.19 81 x0.35 131 x0.57 192 x0.83 262 x1.14
240 46 x0.19 83 x0.34 133 x0.55 195 x0.81 265 x1.1
250 47 x0.19 85 x0.34 135 x0.54 197 x0.79 268 x1.07
260 49 x0.19 86 x0.33 137 x0.53 200 x0.77 271 x1.04
All 30 61 105 161 226

These female standards were last updated a week ago and are based on 1,000 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.

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Bench Press Squat Deadlift Shoulder Press Barbell Curl Military Press Bent Over Row Incline Bench Press Front Squat Hex Bar Deadlift Sumo Deadlift Hip Thrust EZ Bar Curl Romanian Deadlift Close Grip Bench Press Barbell Shrug Lying Tricep Extension Seated Shoulder Press Pendlay Row Stiff Legged Deadlift Floor Press Decline Bench Press Rack Pull Barbell Lunge Tricep Extension Good Morning T-Bar Row Preacher Curl Box Squat Bulgarian Split Squat Zercher Squat Reverse Barbell Curl Upright Row Landmine Squat Reverse Wrist Curl Wrist Curl Reverse Grip Bench Press

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