Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Abdominal Crunch — Standard (mid seat)	Rectus Abdominis (primary — spinal flexion from lengthened to shortened position, full upper and lower belly engagement), Transverse Abdominis (co-contraction throughout), Hip Flexors (secondary stabiliser — leg pads lock hip angle to minimise primary involvement)
Oblique Crunch (seat angle adjusted for oblique path)	External Obliques (primary — lateral trunk flexion component at modified seat angle), Internal Obliques (primary — contralateral co-activation), Rectus Abdominis (secondary — sustained during oblique crunch path), Transverse Abdominis (co-contraction)
Abdominal Crunch — Isometric Hold (peak)	Rectus Abdominis (sustained isometric at full spinal flexion — maximum peak contraction and definition stimulus), Transverse Abdominis (sustained deep core co-contraction), External and Internal Obliques (sustained at peak based on seat angle)
Abdominal Crunch — Slow Eccentric	Rectus Abdominis (eccentric lengthening from peak spinal flexion back to fully extended starting position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus for abdominal wall thickness), Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio maintains consistent resistance through full eccentric return
Abdominal Crunch — Drop Set	Rectus Abdominis, Obliques (extended time under tension through instant stack drops — selectorized format allows drops without repositioning), maximum abdominal fatigue accumulation per session beyond single working weight failure
Multi-Angle Abdominal Giant Set	Rectus Abdominis (standard seat position set), Internal Obliques (first angle adjustment set), External Obliques (second angle adjustment set) — comprehensive abdominal wall development across all three primary muscle groups from one station within a single session

The DRE8035 covers the three primary abdominal muscle groups through its 3-position seat adjustment system. The standard seat angle trains the rectus abdominis through direct spinal flexion — the core exercise for upper and lower belly development and the central ab definition visible from the front. Adjusting the seat angle shifts the crunch movement path laterally, which adds a rotation component that shifts primary emphasis onto the internal or external obliques for the waist definition and lateral core development that straight crunches alone do not address. The linkage-driven arm mechanism follows the spine's actual flexion curve rather than a fixed radius, which means the resistance path matches the abdominal muscles' shortening direction through the full crunch arc rather than diverging from it at the extreme positions as fixed-pivot machines do.

Who this machine is built for

Serious Home Gym Builders
You want a dedicated selectorized abdominal crunch machine that covers the rectus abdominis and both oblique groups from one station without the shoulder strain, hip flexor compensation, and fixed-radius arm arc that make standard crunch machines less effective than they should be. The DRE8035 solves all three from a 53"×55" footprint with a 210 lb stack and the Dynasty Flex-Stack System's 1:1 felt weight ratio. The 3-position seat adjustment means one machine covers the entire abdominal wall rather than just the central belly of the rectus.

Bodybuilders and Physique Athletes
Abdominal definition, the separation between the upper and lower belly of the rectus abdominis, and the oblique development that creates waist taper and side definition in competition conditioning are all built through progressive loaded isolation with correct spinal flexion mechanics — not through high-rep bodyweight ab work. The DRE8035's linkage-driven arms follow the spinal flexion arc precisely, the pelvic pad prevents the tilt that hands the work to the hip flexors, and the 3-position seat covers all three abdominal muscle groups for comprehensive development across the full abdominal wall.

Commercial Gym Owners and Operators
At 639 lbs before the stack the DRE8035 stays firmly planted on the commercial floor. The extra-long handles and pelvic pad geometry make the machine accessible to a broader commercial membership regardless of shoulder mobility — one of the most common barriers to productive crunch machine use. The 3-position seat adjustment covers rectus and oblique targeting from the same station, reducing the need for separate oblique isolation equipment in the floor layout.

Private Personal Training Studios
The DRE8035's pelvic pad and leg pad system does a significant portion of the technique correction automatically — stabilising the pelvis in the correct posterior tilt and locking the hip angle so the hip flexors cannot dominate the crunch. This converts the most common abdominal machine technique errors from posture-dependent coaching cues into mechanical constraints, allowing the trainer to focus on crunch depth, tempo, and contraction quality rather than constant pelvis and hip correction across the session.

University and College Athletic Departments
Abdominal and core strength through spinal flexion is a component of power transfer in rotational sports, spinal injury prevention programming, and general athletic trunk stability. The DRE8035's 3-position seat covering all three abdominal muscle groups in a machine-guided environment makes it efficient for athlete core programming where technique consistency and progressive loading are priorities. The selectorized stack allows load progression to be tracked precisely across a training block.

Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine Practitioners
Selectorized abdominal crunch training in a machine-guided environment with stable pelvis support and leg anchoring provides controlled spinal flexion loading for core rehabilitation and abdominal strengthening protocols. The pelvic pad's posterior tilt alignment reduces the lumbar extension stress that free crunch exercises create when the pelvis tilts anteriorly under load. The 3-position seat adjustment allows the crunch path to be set to the clinically appropriate range for each patient's mobility and condition. Exercise selection, load, and range of motion must always follow the clinical programme specific to each patient's condition and recovery stage.

How to setup and use

Setting Up the DRE8035 Abdominal Crunch

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio throughout the crunch arc. The abdominal muscles are smaller than most prime movers — start conservatively and focus on correct crunch mechanics before increasing load.
Select the seat angle using the pop pin for the target muscle of the session. The standard mid-position targets the rectus abdominis through the direct spinal flexion path. The adjusted positions shift the movement path for internal and external oblique emphasis. Confirm the pop pin is fully engaged before sitting on the seat.
Sit on the wide seat and position both thighs fully on the seat surface. The wide seat is designed to provide generous thigh contact — the full length of the thigh from hip to just above the knee should be supported.
Place both lower legs under the moderately firm leg pads. The leg pads should sit across the lower shin in a position that holds the legs firmly against upward movement without cutting into the shins. Confirm the leg pads feel secure and the hips feel anchored before beginning.
Allow the back to rest against the rear pelvic support pad. The pad will guide the pelvis into a slight posterior tilt — the correct position for abdominal engagement during the crunch. Do not resist this — the pad geometry is specifically angled to produce this position.
Reach up and grip both extra-long handles at the position where the arms can be held comfortably without the shoulders having to flex upward. The handles are long specifically so they can be reached without shoulder strain — find the grip position along the handle that requires no shoulder effort to maintain before loading the first rep.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position with the spine at its lengthened position against the pelvic pad, flex the trunk forward and downward by contracting the abdominals, driving the handles downward through the linkage-driven arc.
Focus the drive on the abdominals contracting to shorten the distance between the ribcage and the pelvis — this is the spinal flexion motion that directly loads the rectus abdominis and obliques. Do not pull with the arms.
Crunch to full spinal flexion at the peak where the abdominals are at maximum contraction, squeezing hard for one to two seconds before beginning the return.
Return under control over at least two seconds, allowing the abdominals to lengthen through the full eccentric return to the starting position. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through this return — do not allow the handles to return rapidly.
Keep the pelvis in contact with the pelvic pad and the lower legs firmly against the leg pads throughout the set. If the hips are lifting during the crunch, the hip flexors are compensating — reduce the load and reconfirm the leg pad and pelvic pad contacts.
For oblique-focused sets, change the seat angle position using the pop pin between sets. The oblique crunch path requires the same technique cues — pelvis stable, lower legs locked, trunk flexion driving the movement — with the lateral shift provided by the seat angle rather than by torso rotation.

Owner's Manual

Access the complete assembly guide, parts list, and maintenance schedule below.

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Abdominal Crunch DRE8035

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The Dynasty Fitness DRE8035 Abdominal Crunch is a selectorized core machine designed around three mechanical problems that standard crunch machines fail to solve: shoulder mobility compensating for limited range and pulling the spine into extension instead of keeping the trunk flexing, a fixed seat angle that locks the user into one crunch path regardless of which region of the abdominal wall they are trying to develop, and arm pivot geometry that follows a fixed radius rather than the spine's actual flexion arc. The DRE8035 addresses all three — extra-long rubber-coated handles allow a comfortable grip without requiring the shoulder flexion that shorter handles demand, removing the shoulder mobility variable from the crunch entirely; a small rear pelvic pad is angled to match the natural posterior pelvic tilt during crunching, which stabilises the pelvis in the correct position for abdominal engagement rather than allowing it to shift under load; and linkage-driven moving arms follow the natural curvature of the spine through the crunch arc rather than a fixed radius, producing a mechanically correct movement path that feels consistent from the lengthened starting position to peak contraction. A 3-position seat adjustment changes the movement path angle to shift emphasis between the rectus abdominis, internal obliques, and external obliques, and firm leg pads lock the hip angle in place so the hip flexors cannot compensate as the abs fatigue. The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio throughout. Built to commercial grade at 53"×55"×63" with a 210 lb standard stack and a 250 lb upgrade option available through Dynasty Fitness, the DRE8035 is built for commercial gyms, personal training studios, and serious home gym setups where complete selectorized abdominal and oblique isolation is a core programming priority.

Extra-long rubber-coated handles eliminate the shoulder flexion demand that short-handle crunch machines impose — the handles are reached comfortably without the shoulders having to flex upward, which prevents spinal extension caused by limited shoulder mobility and keeps abdominal engagement consistent through every rep regardless of the user's shoulder range
Rear pelvic support pad angled to match the natural posterior pelvic tilt during crunching stabilises the pelvis in the correct functional position for abdominal engagement throughout the crunch, preventing the pelvic drift that allows the hip flexors to take over as the abs fatigue through a heavy set
Linkage-driven moving arms follow the natural curvature of the spine rather than a fixed radius, producing a crunch arc that matches how the trunk actually flexes — delivering cleaner abdominal isolation and a more mechanically correct rep feel from the stretched starting position through to peak contraction
3-position seat adjustment shifts the crunch movement path angle to change the emphasis between the rectus abdominis, internal obliques, and external obliques — covering the three primary abdominal target muscles from a single station with firm leg pads that lock in the hip angle at every seat position

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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Abdominal Crunch — Standard (mid seat)	Rectus Abdominis (primary — spinal flexion from lengthened to shortened position, full upper and lower belly engagement), Transverse Abdominis (co-contraction throughout), Hip Flexors (secondary stabiliser — leg pads lock hip angle to minimise primary involvement)
Oblique Crunch (seat angle adjusted for oblique path)	External Obliques (primary — lateral trunk flexion component at modified seat angle), Internal Obliques (primary — contralateral co-activation), Rectus Abdominis (secondary — sustained during oblique crunch path), Transverse Abdominis (co-contraction)
Abdominal Crunch — Isometric Hold (peak)	Rectus Abdominis (sustained isometric at full spinal flexion — maximum peak contraction and definition stimulus), Transverse Abdominis (sustained deep core co-contraction), External and Internal Obliques (sustained at peak based on seat angle)
Abdominal Crunch — Slow Eccentric	Rectus Abdominis (eccentric lengthening from peak spinal flexion back to fully extended starting position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus for abdominal wall thickness), Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio maintains consistent resistance through full eccentric return
Abdominal Crunch — Drop Set	Rectus Abdominis, Obliques (extended time under tension through instant stack drops — selectorized format allows drops without repositioning), maximum abdominal fatigue accumulation per session beyond single working weight failure
Multi-Angle Abdominal Giant Set	Rectus Abdominis (standard seat position set), Internal Obliques (first angle adjustment set), External Obliques (second angle adjustment set) — comprehensive abdominal wall development across all three primary muscle groups from one station within a single session

Who this machine is built for

How to setup and use

Setting Up the DRE8035 Abdominal Crunch

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio throughout the crunch arc. The abdominal muscles are smaller than most prime movers — start conservatively and focus on correct crunch mechanics before increasing load.
Select the seat angle using the pop pin for the target muscle of the session. The standard mid-position targets the rectus abdominis through the direct spinal flexion path. The adjusted positions shift the movement path for internal and external oblique emphasis. Confirm the pop pin is fully engaged before sitting on the seat.
Sit on the wide seat and position both thighs fully on the seat surface. The wide seat is designed to provide generous thigh contact — the full length of the thigh from hip to just above the knee should be supported.
Place both lower legs under the moderately firm leg pads. The leg pads should sit across the lower shin in a position that holds the legs firmly against upward movement without cutting into the shins. Confirm the leg pads feel secure and the hips feel anchored before beginning.
Allow the back to rest against the rear pelvic support pad. The pad will guide the pelvis into a slight posterior tilt — the correct position for abdominal engagement during the crunch. Do not resist this — the pad geometry is specifically angled to produce this position.
Reach up and grip both extra-long handles at the position where the arms can be held comfortably without the shoulders having to flex upward. The handles are long specifically so they can be reached without shoulder strain — find the grip position along the handle that requires no shoulder effort to maintain before loading the first rep.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position with the spine at its lengthened position against the pelvic pad, flex the trunk forward and downward by contracting the abdominals, driving the handles downward through the linkage-driven arc.
Focus the drive on the abdominals contracting to shorten the distance between the ribcage and the pelvis — this is the spinal flexion motion that directly loads the rectus abdominis and obliques. Do not pull with the arms.
Crunch to full spinal flexion at the peak where the abdominals are at maximum contraction, squeezing hard for one to two seconds before beginning the return.
Return under control over at least two seconds, allowing the abdominals to lengthen through the full eccentric return to the starting position. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through this return — do not allow the handles to return rapidly.
Keep the pelvis in contact with the pelvic pad and the lower legs firmly against the leg pads throughout the set. If the hips are lifting during the crunch, the hip flexors are compensating — reduce the load and reconfirm the leg pad and pelvic pad contacts.
For oblique-focused sets, change the seat angle position using the pop pin between sets. The oblique crunch path requires the same technique cues — pelvis stable, lower legs locked, trunk flexion driving the movement — with the lateral shift provided by the seat angle rather than by torso rotation.

Owner's Manual

Access the complete assembly guide, parts list, and maintenance schedule below.

Download Owners Manual

Shipping & Delivery

All Dynasty Fitness equipment ships free across the 48 contiguous US states via freight carrier. If the product description says preorder, we'll send you an estimated delivery date via email.

Returns: Free within 30 days of delivery. Items must be in original condition and packaging. Refunds processed within 5 business days of return receipt.

Questions? Contact our team at:
📧Email: info@thedynastyfitness.com
📞Call: +1 (213)-584-0858

Need a buying guide?

Looking for one to one support before making final decision?
Feel free to contact us. Our expert support team would love to assist you.

Need Installation Help?

We have partnered with another company to help provide installation around the country. Please use the link below to see the price per machine for installation
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Abdominal Crunch DRE8035

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Key Features

Extra-Long Rubber-Coated Handles

The handles on the DRE8035 are longer than standard crunch machine handles and coated in rubber along their full length. The length addresses the shoulder mobility problem that makes standard crunch machines inconsistent across a commercial user population — short handles require the user to flex the shoulders upward significantly to reach the grip, and when shoulder mobility is limited, the shoulders pull the spine into extension rather than allowing the trunk to flex forward cleanly. The extra-long handles are reachable at a lower shoulder angle, removing shoulder mobility as a limiting variable and keeping the spinal position neutral from the starting position through to peak contraction. The rubber coating provides secure grip without requiring grip force that would create shoulder tension during the crunch.

Rear Pelvic Support Pad

The small pad at the back of the seat is angled to match the natural posterior pelvic tilt that occurs during an effective crunch movement. When the pelvis tilts posteriorly at the start of the crunch, the abdominal muscles are pre-tensioned and positioned to generate spinal flexion force efficiently. When the pelvis remains in a neutral or anteriorly tilted position, the hip flexors take over progressively as the abs fatigue through the set. The angled pelvic pad guides the pelvis into posterior tilt passively — the user simply sits against it and the pad geometry produces the correct pelvic position without requiring deliberate voluntary pelvic tilt technique under load.

3-Position Seat Adjustment

The seat adjusts across three positions via a pop pin, with each position changing the angle of the crunch movement path. The standard position aligns the crunch path with the straight spinal flexion direction that loads the rectus abdominis most directly. Adjusting to either of the angled positions introduces a lateral component to the movement path that shifts the primary emphasis to the internal or external obliques — the muscles responsible for lateral trunk flexion and rotation that straight crunch training does not specifically isolate. Three positions covering all three primary abdominal target muscles means the DRE8035 serves as a complete abdominal development station rather than a single-function rectus machine.

Linkage-Driven Moving Arms

The crunch arm mechanism operates through a linkage-driven system, a multi-pivot mechanical architecture that changes the arm's effective pivot point through the arc rather than maintaining a single fixed pivot. The spine does not flex around a single fixed axis; the flexion arc follows the vertebral column's curvature as each vertebral level contributes progressively to the forward fold. A fixed-pivot arm forces the resistance direction to diverge from the abdominal muscles' shortening direction at the extremes of the arc — typically feeling either loose at the start or jammed at the peak. The linkage-driven arm stays aligned with the trunk's flexion path from the fully extended starting position through to peak contraction, producing a consistent crunch feel that fixed-pivot machines cannot replicate.

Wide Seat and Firm Leg Pads

The seat is wide enough to support the full length of the thighs from the hip crease to just above the knee, a surface contact area significantly larger than narrow-seat crunch machines that only contact the posterior thigh. Full thigh contact distributes the lower body support load across the thigh surface, reducing the point pressure at the seat edge that narrow seats create. The leg pads are moderately firm rather than soft, which provides the resistance against upward leg movement needed to lock the hip angle throughout the crunch. A soft leg pad compresses under the load of the hip flexors pulling upward during a heavy set and loses its ability to anchor the hip angle before the abdominals have reached failure.

Product Information
Product Name	Abdominal Crunch
Model	DRE8035
Series	DRE80 Selectorized Series
Product Type	Selectorized Abdominal Crunch Machine
Function	Seated abdominal crunch — spinal flexion isolation for full abdominal wall development
Target Muscles	Rectus Abdominis (standard seat), Internal and External Obliques (angled seat positions), Transverse Abdominis (secondary co-contraction)
Resistance System	Dynasty Flex-Stack System — 1:1 felt weight ratio
Grade	Commercial
Colour	Black
Dimensions and Weight
Length	53 in (133.9 cm)
Width	55 in (140.0 cm)
Height	63 in (160.2 cm)
Net Weight	639 lbs (290 kg)
Weight Stack
Standard Weight Stack	210 lbs
Upgraded Weight Stack	250 lbs — contact Dynasty Fitness
Adjustability and Body Support
Seat Angle Positions	3 positions — pop pin, targets rectus abdominis and both oblique groups
Rear Pelvic Pad	Angled to match natural posterior pelvic tilt — stabilises pelvis, aligns with abdominal functional path
Seat Design	Wide — full thigh support, generous legroom, minimises unwanted hip movement
Leg Pads	Moderately firm — locks hip angle, prevents hip flexor compensation
Handles and Mechanism
Handles	Extra-long, rubber-coated — no excessive shoulder flexion required, prevents spinal extension
Arm Mechanism	Linkage-driven — follows natural spinal curvature through crunch arc
Bearings	6205-2Z x8
Pivot Shafts	x4 — multi-pivot linkage for spine-curve-matched arm path
Frame and Construction
Indoor Use Only	Yes

Q: Why do the extra-long handles make a meaningful difference in the crunch?
A: Short handles on crunch machines require the user to flex the shoulders upward significantly to reach the grip before the set begins. When shoulder mobility is limited — which is common across a general commercial membership — the shoulder reaches a mobility boundary before the trunk can flex fully, and the resulting compensation is the upper back pulling into spinal extension rather than the trunk folding forward in spinal flexion. This converts the abdominal crunch into a partial crunch with a compromised spine position and reduced abdominal isolation. The extra-long handles on the DRE8035 are reachable at a lower, more comfortable shoulder angle so the shoulder mobility variable is removed from the equation and the trunk can flex cleanly on every rep.

Q: What does the 3-position seat adjustment change about the exercise?
A: Each seat position changes the angle of the crunch movement path. The standard position aligns the crunch path straight forward, which loads the rectus abdominis most directly through pure spinal flexion. Moving to either of the angled positions introduces a lateral component to the movement path that shifts the primary emphasis to the internal or external obliques — the muscles responsible for lateral trunk flexion and waist definition. This allows the DRE8035 to cover all three primary abdominal muscle groups across three set positions within a single session rather than requiring separate machines or cable setups for oblique isolation work.

Q: Why does the rear pelvic pad improve abdominal engagement?
A: During a crunch, the pelvis ideally moves into posterior tilt as the abdominals contract — the tailbone tucks slightly under as the ribcage moves toward the hip. When the pelvis remains in a neutral or anteriorly tilted position, the hip flexors take over progressively as the abdominals fatigue through a heavy set, which reduces the abdominal stimulus per rep and causes lower back discomfort under heavy loads. The rear pelvic pad is angled to guide the pelvis into the posterior tilt position passively — the user sits against it and the pad angle produces the correct pelvic position without requiring deliberate voluntary technique under load.

Q: What makes the linkage-driven arm mechanism different from a standard fixed-pivot crunch arm?
A: A fixed-pivot crunch arm rotates around a single point, which produces a circular arc. The spine does not flex in a fixed circular arc — each vertebral level contributes progressively to the forward fold as the trunk flexes, meaning the effective pivot point of the abdominal shortening shifts through the movement. A fixed pivot arm therefore diverges from the abdominal muscles' actual shortening direction at the start or the end of the arc, producing either a loose-feeling start or a jammed, uncomfortable peak position. The linkage-driven arm on the DRE8035 adjusts the effective pivot point through the arc by using multiple pivot points in series, staying aligned with the trunk's actual flexion path from the starting position through to peak contraction.

Q: What is the Dynasty Flex-Stack System and why does it matter for abdominal training?
A: The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio throughout the crunch arc. This means the selected stack weight is the resistance the abdominals work against from the fully extended starting position through to peak contraction and back through the eccentric return. This is particularly relevant on the DRE8035 because the slow eccentric return — where the abs lengthen under load back to the fully extended position — is where the most productive hypertrophy stimulus for abdominal wall development is generated. The Flex-Stack system maintains consistent resistance through this return rather than reducing it, and the selectorized format allows instant drop sets that extend abdominal time under tension within a session beyond single working weight failure.

Q: What Dynasty Fitness machines pair with the DRE8035 for a complete core training area?
A: The DRE8035 covers spinal flexion for the rectus abdominis and obliques through the selectorized crunch. Pair it with the Multi Back Extension DRE8040 for spinal extension and erector spinae development that provides the posterior chain counterpart to the abdominal flexion work — training both sides of the trunk from dedicated selectorized stations. The Hip Abductor/Adductor DRE8020 adds core stabilisation demand through the hip abduction and adduction movements that involve the lateral hip and core as secondary stabilisers. Together these three machines cover the complete core training area from dedicated selectorized stations across the anterior, posterior, and lateral trunk musculature.

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