Wilks Score Calculator for Women

Calculate your Wilks score using the female formula. Understand competitive standards for women's powerlifting.

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Complete Guide: Wilks Score Calculator for Women

Calculate your Wilks score using the female formula. Understand competitive standards for women's powerlifting.

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Expert Tips for Women

  • Female Wilks uses a separate formula - don't compare to male scores
  • Women's powerlifting is growing rapidly - standards rise each year
  • Track your Wilks progression over time, not just total
  • Elite female raw lifters typically score 350-450+
  • World records approach 500+ Wilks equivalent
  • Many women compete best slightly above their 'walking around' weight

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's a good Wilks for women?

Beginner: 150-200. Intermediate: 200-280. Advanced: 280-350. Elite: 350-420. World class: 420+. Progress is rapid in the first few years.

Why are women's Wilks scores different?

The formula accounts for physiological differences in muscle-building potential. A 300 Wilks for a woman represents similar competitive standing as 400 for a man.

Does menstrual cycle affect Wilks?

Not directly, but performance can vary with cycle. Track your best performances to see if there's a pattern. Compete when you feel strongest if possible.

What weight class should I compete in?

Start in the class where you can make weight comfortably without severe dieting. As you gain experience, experiment to find where your Wilks peaks.

How do I improve my Wilks?

Get stronger! Building your total matters most. Consider if moving weight classes would help, but strength gains come first.

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