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Workout volume

Calculate total weight lifted from load, reps and sets, including weekly tonnage.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Total weight lifted

1,920 kg

Volume per set480 kg
Total reps32
Weekly volume5,760 kg
In pounds4,233 lb

Estimate only. The figure covers external load and excludes warm-up sets; it does not capture range of motion, tempo or how hard the sets felt.

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What does this tool do?

Volume load, sometimes called tonnage, multiplies weight by reps and sets to summarise how much external work a session contains. It is a simple way to track weekly progression in the gym.

The Formula

Volume = weight × reps × sets; weekly = volume × sessions

Frequently Asked Questions

Should warm-up sets count toward volume?

Usually not, so that session-to-session numbers stay comparable. If you include them, keep the convention consistent across weeks.

Is tonnage a complete measure of training?

No. It ignores intensity, proximity to failure and movement quality. Use it alongside load, reps and perceived effort rather than as the only metric.