
Strength
Build your foundation by measuring relative strength across six foundational lifts.
- ✓Back Squat
- ✓Front Squat
- ✓Bench Press
- ✓Strict Press
- ✓Deadlift
- ✓Power Clean

Measure. Compare. Track.
Strength Score System turns your lifts, bodyweight, age, and performance into a clear score—then shows where you stand and what milestone comes next.
Four ways to measure. One standard of strength.

Build your foundation by measuring relative strength across six foundational lifts.

Measure speed, power, precision, and technical strength across the Olympic lifts.

Evaluate strength, endurance, and work capacity against tactical readiness standards.

Test your competitive strength in the squat, bench press, deadlift, and total.
Add your age, gender, bodyweight, lifts, and repetitions.
Your performance is normalized using age, bodyweight, gender, and sport-specific standards.
See your current level, target performance, and exactly how much improvement is needed.
Use sets of 1–10 repetitions. Estimated one-rep max calculations become less reliable at higher repetition ranges because fatigue and muscular endurance influence the result more heavily.
Your Strength Score measures performance.
Your competitive classification shows where your results place you within the standards for your chosen discipline.

Strength Score System shows you where you are.
Unbreakable Strength & Conditioning gives you the programming, progressions, coaching, and long-term plan to improve.
Join UnbreakableProgramming for strength, power, tactical performance, and long-term athletic development.



Evidence-based standards and real performance data.
See how you stack up across divisions and disciplines.
Clear milestones and next steps for continued progress.
Monitor progress and keep improving over time.