Check My Strength Level
Enter your lifts below and see where you rank across strongman events.
Checking your standards across events...
Strongest Events
Areas to Improve
Your Results by Event
About the Strength Level Checker
The Check My Level tool is part of the world's first strongman-specific strength classification system. Unlike generic strength standards that only cover barbell lifts, our system covers all 10 major strongman events: Atlas Stones, Log Press, Axle Press, Deadlift, Car Deadlift, Yoke Walk, Farmer's Walk, Sandbag Loading, Keg Toss, and Tire Flip.
Simply enter your bodyweight and your best performance for any events you train, and the tool instantly calculates your level for each event (Beginner through Elite), your overall percentile ranking, and identifies your strongest and weakest events. Use the results to prioritize your training and track your progress over time.
How Levels Are Calculated
Your performance is compared against standards calibrated from over 2,000 strongman competitions in our database, cross-referenced with professional results from World's Strongest Man, Arnold Strongman Classic, and Strongman Corp national competitions. The system automatically matches you to the correct weight class based on your bodyweight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Enter your bodyweight and performance numbers for any of the 10 strongman events. The tool compares your performance against our standards database, which is calibrated using competition data from 2,000+ contests. You receive a level (Beginner to Elite) and percentile ranking for each event, plus an overall assessment.
No, just fill in the events you have numbers for. The tool calculates levels only for events where you provide a performance value. Your overall level is based on the average of all tested events.
Your performance is compared against the standards for the weight class immediately above your bodyweight. For example, if you weigh 95 kg (male), your numbers are compared to the 105 kg class standards.
Yes. Farmer's Walk standards are listed as the weight per hand. If you carry 100 kg in each hand, enter 100.
Yes. Use the unit toggle in the navigation bar to switch between imperial (lbs) and metric (kg). All input fields and results update automatically. The standards are stored in kilograms internally and converted for display.