Max-Reps: Squats

Quickly measure and calculate your endurance

Squats measured in terms of number of repetitions is an excellent measure of lower body muscular endurance. This is an excellent assessment to be used before advancing to more complex movements such as the Back Squat.

Max-Reps: Squats Protocol

Purpose

Evaluate the ability of the lower body and core muscle groups to sustain repeated contractions against body weight resistance for an extended period of time or until failure.

Equipment

Chair or box (approximately same height as participant’s knees)

Procedure

Instruct the participant to stand in front of the box with feet slightly outside of their shoulders and forward. Cue him or her to take in a deep breath at the top, begin to lower the body in by flexing at the knee and hip joints, pushing the gluteals out, and keeping weight on the heels, in one fluid motion. The bottom of the squat is reached when the upper legs are parallel to the ground, the lower leg and spine are parallel. On the up phase, instruct him or her to concentrically contract the gluteals, driving hips forward to raise the body while breathing out. Repetitions should be completed until their body fatigues and can not perform correct technique.

Max-Reps: Squats Calculation

yrs
reps

Calculation Result

DATE-
Squats (Max-Reps)-
Max-Reps Classification-

Max-Reps: Squats Classification Chart

Male: 18-25 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor024
Poor2530
Below average3134
Average3538
Above average3943
Good4449
Excellent50> 50

Male: 26-35 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor021
Poor2228
Below average2930
Average3134
Above average3539
Good4045
Excellent46> 46

Male: 36-45 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor016
Poor1722
Below average2326
Average2729
Above average3034
Good3541
Excellent42> 42

Male: 46-55 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor012
Poor1317
Below average1821
Average2224
Above average2528
Good2935
Excellent36> 36

Male: 56-65 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor08
Poor912
Below average1316
Average1720
Above average2124
Good2531
Excellent32> 32

Male: > 65 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor06
Poor710
Below average1114
Average1518
Above average1921
Good2228
Excellent29> 29

Female: 18-25 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor017
Poor1824
Below average2528
Average2932
Above average3336
Good3743
Excellent44> 44

Female: 26-35 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor012
Poor1320
Below average2124
Average2528
Above average2932
Good3339
Excellent40> 40

Female: 36-45 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor06
Poor714
Below average1518
Average1922
Above average2326
Good2733
Excellent34> 34

Female: 46-55 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor04
Poor59
Below average1013
Average1417
Above average1821
Good2227
Excellent28> 28

Female: 56-65 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor02
Poor36
Below average79
Average1012
Above average1317
Good1824
Excellent25> 25

Female: > 65 y/o

CLASSIFICATIONFROMTO
Very Poor01
Poor24
Below average510
Average1113
Above average1416
Good1723
Excellent24> 24

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