On a 45 lb men's bar, 180 lb loads as 1 × 45 lb + 2 × 10 lb + 1 × 2.5 lb on each side, which is 67.5 lb per side.
Per side
1 × 45 lb + 2 × 10 lb + 1 × 2.5 lb
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Free plate calculator in the app, plus a reverse mode for bars already loaded.
| Bar | Plates per side | Per side |
|---|---|---|
| Men's bar (45 lb) | 1 × 45 lb + 2 × 10 lb + 1 × 2.5 lb | 67.5 lb |
| Women's bar (35 lb) | 1 × 45 lb + 1 × 25 lb + 1 × 2.5 lb | 72.5 lb |
| Training bar (20 lb) | 1 × 45 lb + 1 × 35 lb | 80 lb |
180 lb = 81.6 kg. Kilo and pound plates are not interchangeable, so in a metric gym the exact equivalent weight usually cannot be loaded.
If this is a working weight, here is what it represents at a few common maxes.
| Your 1RM | % of 1RM |
|---|---|
| 225 lb | 80 % |
| 275 lb | 65 % |
| 315 lb | 57 % |
| 365 lb | 49 % |
| 405 lb | 44 % |
The app does this in both directions: enter a weight and get the plates, or tap the plates already on the bar and get the weight.
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