Volume Load Calculator
Calculate total training volume load (sets × reps × weight) per exercise and across a full week of workouts.
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Unit:
Weekly Volume Log
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Add an exercise on the left to start tracking volume.
| Exercise | Sets | Reps | Weight | Volume | |
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| Weekly Total | 0 lb | ||||
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Summary
Calculate total training volume load (sets × reps × weight) per exercise and across a full week of workouts.
How it works
- Choose your unit system (lb or kg) at the top.
- Type an exercise name, then enter the number of sets, reps per set, and load per set.
- Click "Add Exercise" — the row appears in the workout table with its volume load calculated.
- Add as many exercises as needed. Click the trash icon to remove any row.
- The weekly total updates automatically at the bottom of the table.
- Click "Copy Summary" to copy a plain-text breakdown to your clipboard.
Use cases
- Track progressive overload week to week by comparing total volume.
- Balance volume across muscle groups (e.g. push vs pull).
- Ensure hypertrophy targets (10–20 sets per muscle per week) are met.
- Audit a training block to spot under- or over-loaded sessions.
- Copy volume data into a spreadsheet or training journal.
- Compare two programs side by side before choosing one.
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Last updated: 2026-07-01 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu