By Age & Weight
Bench Press by Age and Weight
Strength changes with age. Get bench standards adjusted for your age, bodyweight and sex.
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Age-Adjusted Intermediate
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Peak-age equiv.
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Age-Adjusted Standards
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How Age Affects Your Bench
Raw strength peaks for most people in their late twenties to mid-thirties, then gradually declines — but the drop is slow, especially for lifters who keep training. This calculator applies an age coefficient to bodyweight-based standards. The "peak-age equivalent" shows what your current bench would be worth in your strongest years.
Questions
Age & Weight FAQ
At what age is bench strength highest?
Typically between about 26 and 35. Before that you're still building; after, decline is gradual and very trainable.
Can older lifters still get stronger?
Absolutely. Many lifters set personal bests in their 40s and beyond with smart programming and recovery.
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