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This app helps barbell lifters create personalized warm-up routines. It calculates exact plate loads for each set based on your target weight and available time, ensuring you're prepared without fatigue. Track personal records across numerous movements and customize plans for your training style.
What's New in MaxRep Workout Calculator
1.1.0
May 4, 2026
Added Timer and Landscape Timer Screen Added PR Measurements in the Weight Screen Modified Settings screen
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FAQ
What is MaxRep Workout Calculator?
MaxRep Workout Calculator is a tool designed to help barbell lifters create personalized warm-up routines. It calculates exact plate loads for each set based on your target weight and available time, ensuring you're prepared without fatigue.
How does MaxRep calculate warm-ups?
You input your target weight and available warm-up time, and MaxRep generates a step-by-step plan. It adjusts rest periods and rep tempo based on your chosen lifter profile to optimize your preparation.
Can MaxRep suggest plates I don't have?
No, MaxRep allows you to configure the plates available at your gym. It will only suggest plate combinations that you can actually load onto the bar.
Does MaxRep track personal records?
Yes, MaxRep tracks your personal bests across 63 different barbell movements. Your PR is displayed alongside each warm-up so you can see your progress.
What lifter profiles are available in MaxRep?
MaxRep offers three lifter profiles: Athletic/CrossFit, Regular Gym-Goer, and Powerlifter. Each profile has tailored rest periods and rep tempos to match your training style.
Does MaxRep work offline?
Yes, MaxRep works entirely offline and does not require an internet connection. All your data is stored locally on your device.
Does MaxRep have ads?
Yes, MaxRep contains banner advertisements. You can permanently remove all ads with a one-time in-app purchase.
What devices does MaxRep support?
MaxRep Workout Calculator is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It supports both imperial (lbs) and metric (kg) units, which can be switched in settings.



