Precision tools for every fitness goal
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Formula-based fitness tools, free to use
Every calculator uses peer-reviewed formulas from established fitness and exercise science standards — MET values, Epley, Harris-Benedict, US Navy, and more. Same inputs always return the same outputs.
Common questions
Everything you need to know about the fitness calculators.
Yes — every calculator on CalculatorMom is completely free. No premium tier, no account required, no sign-up. Open any tool, enter your values, and get your result immediately.
Calorie burn calculators use MET values from the Compendium of Physical Activities, combined with your body weight and duration. Results are solid estimates — individual metabolism and fitness level means actual burn can vary by ±10–15%. Use these as planning references, not absolute measurements.
The US Navy method — using neck, waist, and hip measurements — is widely used and requires only a tape measure. Consistency matters more than which method you choose. Pick one and track it over time.
Yes. Each calculator that uses body measurements or distances includes a unit toggle so you can enter values in kg/cm or lb/inches without converting manually first.
Start with the One Rep Max (1RM) Calculator — it supports Epley, Brzycki, and Lombardi formulas. From there, use the Bench Press Calculator for chest-specific maxes, or the Progressive Overload Calculator to plan weekly load increases based on your 1RM.
Start with the Bra Size Calculator using your band and bust measurements. Then use the International Bra Size Converter to translate to UK, EU, French, or Australian sizing. Brand-specific tools for Bali, Jockey, and Victoria’s Secret are also available, as band sizing can differ even within the same country system.
The Strength and Training section includes the Wilks Calculator, IPF GL Points Calculator, and DOTS Calculator — the main coefficients used to compare lifts across bodyweight classes. The 1RM Calculator and Progressive Overload Calculator are most useful for meet preparation programming.
Nothing you enter is saved, transmitted, or retained. All calculations run locally in your browser and reset when you close the tab. There are no accounts, no tracking of individual inputs, and no sharing with third parties.
TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) is the total number of calories your body burns per day, including all activity. Use the Daily Energy Requirements calculator, which calculates TDEE based on your BMR and selected activity level. For just your resting burn, use the Harris-Benedict or Resting Metabolic Rate calculator.
Use the Running Pace Calculator to find your target min/km or min/mile based on a goal finish time. For race-specific planning, the 10K Pace Calculator and Marathon Pace Calculator factor in typical fatigue curves and give per-kilometre splits. The Marathon Finish Time Calculator works in reverse — input your pace and it predicts your finish.