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What is a strength-to-bodyweight ratio?

A strength-to-bodyweight ratio expresses how much you lift relative to your own weight. Dividing a lift by your body weight gives a multiple, such as 2x bodyweight, which lets you compare strength fairly between people of different sizes.

How do I calculate my strength-to-bodyweight ratio?

Divide the weight you lifted by your body weight using the same units. For example, a 100 kg lift at 80 kg body weight is a 1.25x ratio. The calculator does this and assigns a level rating to put the number in context.

What is a good strength-to-bodyweight ratio?

It varies by lift, but a 1x bodyweight lift is a common intermediate marker, while ratios of 1.5x to 2x or more reflect advanced strength. Bigger compound lifts like the deadlift typically reach higher multiples than overhead movements.