RATE OF PERCEIVED EXERTION(RPE) SCALE
- Ravi Deol
- Jul 7, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 10, 2025
Do you utilize this chart into your training intensity?
Yes
No
The rate of perceived exertion chart is to tell the intensity of the exercise how hard you need to work by telling you your reps in reserve by telling you how many more reps you could have done or not. It is done on a scale from 1 low intensity resting to 10 where you could not perform no more reps and training at maximal intent.
👇🏾 Keep levelling up your boxing performance:
🥊 Functional Strength- Manages fatiguehttps://www.rjboxingsandc.com/post/the-ultimate-guide-to-strength-conditioning-for-boxing
⚡ Speed Training https://www.rjboxingsandc.com/post/speed-and-power-exercises-for-strength-and-conditioning
Each phase builds on the last to make you a complete fighter.
TRAIN HARD, FIGHT EASY 💪🏾
👇🏾 Watch more: Strength & Conditioning for Boxing Playlist
👉🏾 Follow @RJBOXINGTRAINING on YouTube
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rj_boxing_training
🌐 Visit the Website:
TRAIN HARD, FIGHT EASY 💪🏾
10 | MAXIMAL EFFORT-NO MORE REPS LEFT IN RESERVE |
9 | EXTREAMLEY HARD-1 REP LEFT IN RESERVE |
8 | VERY HARD-2 REPS LEFT IN RESERVE |
7 | POWER-EXPLOSIVE-MOVING WEIGHT FAST |
6 | SPEED/ECCENTRIC-FAST UP AS FAST AS POSSIBLE/SLOW DOWN 2-4 SECS |
5 | MODERATE WEIGHT |
4 | LIGHT WEIGHT FOR CORRECTIVE EXERCISES |
3 | MOBILITY/INCREASE RANGE OF MOTION |
2 | FLEXIBILITY/RECOVERY |
1 | RESTING/RECOVERY |
Comments