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Bench press percentile calculator

Enter the heaviest weight you can bench press for one rep to see how you compare with other adult lifters your age and sex. No sign-up needed.

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50th

Better than about 50% of men age 30

Bench press percentiles by age (men)

Age25th percentile50th percentile75th percentile90th percentile
20105 lb135 lb170 lb210 lb
25105 lb135 lb170 lb210 lb
30105 lb135 lb170 lb210 lb
35105 lb135 lb170 lb210 lb
40100 lb125 lb160 lb200 lb
4595 lb120 lb150 lb185 lb
5085 lb110 lb140 lb175 lb
5580 lb105 lb130 lb160 lb
6075 lb95 lb120 lb150 lb
6570 lb85 lb110 lb135 lb

Estimates from a statistical model, not raw survey data. Source basis: Self-reported adult lifter data, 2024. Switch sex above to update the table.

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Questions

What is a good bench press for my age?

Strength tends to peak between about 20 and 35 and slowly drops after that. The table shows the middle (50th percentile) and stronger levels at each age.

Who am I being compared with?

Adults who lift weights, not the whole population. Beating the 50th percentile here means you're stronger than a typical gym-goer your age.

Should I use my one-rep max?

Yes. Use the heaviest single rep you have done with good form. If you only know your sets of several reps, an estimate is fine.