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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 29,000 lifts by Strength Level users.

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Male Split Squat Standards (lb)

BW Beg. Nov. Int. Adv. Elite
110 20 x0.18 56 x0.51 111 x1.01 186 x1.69 275 x2.5
120 27 x0.22 66 x0.55 126 x1.05 205 x1.71 298 x2.48
130 34 x0.26 77 x0.59 140 x1.08 223 x1.71 320 x2.46
140 41 x0.29 87 x0.62 154 x1.1 240 x1.72 340 x2.43
150 48 x0.32 97 x0.65 167 x1.12 257 x1.71 360 x2.4
160 55 x0.34 107 x0.67 181 x1.13 273 x1.71 379 x2.37
170 62 x0.36 117 x0.69 193 x1.14 289 x1.7 398 x2.34
180 69 x0.38 127 x0.7 206 x1.14 304 x1.69 416 x2.31
190 76 x0.4 136 x0.72 218 x1.15 319 x1.68 433 x2.28
200 83 x0.41 145 x0.73 230 x1.15 333 x1.66 449 x2.25
210 90 x0.43 155 x0.74 241 x1.15 347 x1.65 465 x2.22
220 97 x0.44 164 x0.74 252 x1.15 360 x1.64 481 x2.19
230 104 x0.45 173 x0.75 263 x1.14 373 x1.62 496 x2.16
240 111 x0.46 181 x0.76 274 x1.14 386 x1.61 511 x2.13
250 117 x0.47 190 x0.76 285 x1.14 398 x1.59 525 x2.1
260 124 x0.48 198 x0.76 295 x1.13 411 x1.58 539 x2.07
270 130 x0.48 206 x0.76 305 x1.13 422 x1.56 552 x2.05
280 137 x0.49 215 x0.77 315 x1.12 434 x1.55 566 x2.02
290 143 x0.49 223 x0.77 324 x1.12 445 x1.54 579 x2
300 150 x0.5 230 x0.77 334 x1.11 456 x1.52 591 x1.97
310 156 x0.5 238 x0.77 343 x1.11 467 x1.51 604 x1.95
All 57 115 197 300 420

These male standards were last updated a week ago and are based on 3,000 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 16 x0.17 40 x0.45 79 x0.88 130 x1.45 191 x2.13
100 18 x0.18 45 x0.45 85 x0.85 139 x1.39 201 x2.01
110 21 x0.19 50 x0.45 92 x0.83 146 x1.33 211 x1.92
120 24 x0.2 54 x0.45 97 x0.81 154 x1.28 219 x1.83
130 27 x0.21 58 x0.44 103 x0.79 160 x1.23 227 x1.75
140 30 x0.21 62 x0.44 108 x0.77 167 x1.19 235 x1.68
150 32 x0.21 65 x0.44 113 x0.75 173 x1.15 242 x1.62
160 35 x0.22 69 x0.43 117 x0.73 179 x1.12 249 x1.56
170 37 x0.22 72 x0.43 122 x0.72 184 x1.08 256 x1.5
180 40 x0.22 76 x0.42 126 x0.7 190 x1.05 262 x1.46
190 42 x0.22 79 x0.42 130 x0.69 195 x1.02 268 x1.41
200 44 x0.22 82 x0.41 134 x0.67 200 x1 274 x1.37
210 46 x0.22 85 x0.41 138 x0.66 204 x0.97 279 x1.33
220 49 x0.22 88 x0.4 142 x0.65 209 x0.95 284 x1.29
230 51 x0.22 91 x0.4 146 x0.63 213 x0.93 290 x1.26
240 53 x0.22 94 x0.39 149 x0.62 217 x0.91 294 x1.23
250 55 x0.22 96 x0.39 153 x0.61 222 x0.89 299 x1.2
260 57 x0.22 99 x0.38 156 x0.6 225 x0.87 304 x1.17
All 28 60 106 166 236

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

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