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What does 1-RM stand for?

One Repetition Maximum (strength measurement)


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It is thought that using 80 to 90% of your one repetition maximum is necessary for muscle growth stimulation.
The one repetition maximum (1RM) for the squat, bench press and power clean exercises were determined as measures of dynamic strength.
One repetition maximum is defined as the maximum amount of weight lifted one time with proper form during a standard exercise and has been shown to be a safe and valid measure of strength in older adults.

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