The Wilks score levels the field between light and heavy powerlifters, turning any squat, bench, and deadlift total into comparable points. Enter body weight and total for your score with official 2020 coefficients.
Compare lifters across body weights.
Enter body weight and total.
A 500 kg total means more at 75 kg body weight than at 120 kg. Wilks multiplies your total by a coefficient derived from a fifth degree polynomial of body weight, so lifters of any size can be ranked on one scale.
Casual lifters land near 200 to 300, serious competitors 350 to 450, and elite totals push past 500 toward 600. The coefficient itself is also shown, so you can see how much your body weight helped or hurt.