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Fitness Calculators

13 free calculators

Performance and training calculators for athletes and fitness enthusiasts.

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Heart Rate Zone Calculator

Calculate your 5 heart rate training zones based on your maximum heart rate.

Max HR = 220 − age · Zone % ranges

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One Rep Max Calculator

Calculate your one rep maximum (1RM) for any lift using multiple validated formulas.

Epley: 1RM = w × (1 + r/30)

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Calories Burned Calculator

Calculate calories burned during exercise based on activity, duration, and body weight.

Calories = MET × weight(kg) × time(h)

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VO2 Max Calculator

Estimate your VO2 max — the gold standard of cardiovascular fitness — from running pace.

Jack Daniels running formula

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Running Calorie Calculator

Calculate calories burned running based on distance, speed, and body weight.

MET-based running formula

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Running Pace Calculator

Calculate running pace, time, or distance. Essential for training and race planning.

Pace = Time ÷ Distance

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Steps to Calories Calculator

Convert your daily step count to calories burned based on height, weight, and stride.

MET × weight × time from step count

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Muscle Gain Calculator

Calculate your optimal calorie surplus for lean muscle gain, your natural muscle-building potential, and required protein intake.

Surplus = TDEE + 250–500 kcal; Monthly gain by experience level

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Fat-Burning Heart Rate Calculator

Calculate your personalised fat-burning heart rate zone (60–70% max HR) and all 5 training zones to optimise cardio for fat loss or performance.

Fat-burn zone = 60–70% of (220 – age)

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Target Heart Rate Calculator

Calculate your target heart rate zones for every fitness goal — fat burning, aerobic fitness, anaerobic threshold, and maximum effort.

Target HR = ((HRmax – HRrest) × %intensity) + HRrest

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Calories Burned Exercise Calculator

Calculate calories burned during 40+ exercises including running, cycling, swimming, HIIT, strength training, yoga, and walking — personalised by weight.

Calories = MET × weight (kg) × duration (hours)

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FFMI Calculator

Calculate your Fat-Free Mass Index — how much muscle you have relative to height. Discover where you sit vs the natural muscle ceiling documented in research.

FFMI = Fat-Free Mass (kg) ÷ Height² (m)

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Zone 2 Heart Rate Calculator

Find your Zone 2 heart rate using the Maffetone Method — the aerobic training zone for fat burning, mitochondrial health, and longevity.

Maffetone Method: 180 − Age ± Adjustments

Why Use Fitness Calculators?

Fitness calculators take the guesswork out of your training and nutrition by providing data-driven, personalized targets. Instead of following generic advice, you get numbers calibrated to your specific body, goals, and lifestyle. This is especially important for metrics like TDEE and body fat percentage, which vary enormously between individuals.

Our fitness calculators use the same formulas trusted by certified personal trainers, sports nutritionists, and exercise physiologists — now available to you, for free, in seconds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is VO2 max and how can I improve it?+
VO2 max is the maximum rate your body can consume oxygen during exercise. It's one of the best markers of cardiovascular fitness. You can improve it through high-intensity interval training (HIIT), long slow distance runs, and consistent aerobic exercise.
How do I calculate calories burned during exercise?+
Calorie burn during exercise depends on your weight, exercise type, intensity, and duration. Our calories burned calculator uses MET (Metabolic Equivalent of Task) values to estimate burn across 40+ activities.
What is a one-rep max and how is it calculated?+
One-rep max (1RM) is the maximum weight you can lift for a single rep of an exercise. It's estimated from your reps at a given weight using the Epley or Brzycki formula. Use it to set training percentages.
What heart rate zone should I train in for fat loss?+
The fat-burning zone is roughly 60–70% of your maximum heart rate. At this intensity, a higher proportion of calories come from fat. However, higher-intensity zones burn more total calories — both matter for fat loss.