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    Published 21 June 2007 Referencing Hub media
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    Simon Pearson from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) explains how 1RM1 is predicted from repeated activity and arithmetical calculations.

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    SIMON PEARSON
    One RM is one Repetition Max. It’s basically a measure of maximal strength, normally 1RM is calculated rather than actually determined. So rather than continually loading up until the athlete can only lift2, only just lift that one repetition it would do for instance a weight3 that they can do three, or four, or five times, and from that depending on the weight, how many repetitions they did, you can calculate their 1RM.

    1. 1RM: 1 repetition maximum. This is a measurement of the greatest load that can be fully moved once without failure of injury.
    2. lift: In aerodynamics, upward force produced by a difference in pressure due to airflow.
    3. weight: Force due to gravity acting on an object, measured in newtons.
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    2. 1 repetition maximum. This is a measurement of the greatest load that can be fully moved once without failure of injury.

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    4. In aerodynamics, upward force produced by a difference in pressure due to airflow.

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    6. Force due to gravity acting on an object, measured in newtons.