Dynasty Glute Drive machine, black, with adjustable arm and padded seat, front view.

Dynasty Glute Drive with textured footplate, adjustable arm, black padded seat, front.

Dynasty Glute Drive dimensions: top, front, and side views with labeled measurements.

Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Glute Drive — Bilateral	Gluteus Maximus (primary — hip extension from flexed starting position, maximum glute activation at top), Gluteus Medius (secondary — hip stabiliser throughout extension), Hamstrings (secondary — knee flexion stabiliser at foot contact), Adductor Magnus (secondary — posterior fibre hip extension contribution)
Glute Drive — Isometric Hold (top)	Gluteus Maximus (maximum isometric contraction at full hip extension — peak glute activation and posterior chain stability under load), Gluteus Medius (sustained hip stabilisation), Adductor Magnus (sustained co-contraction)
Glute Drive — Slow Eccentric	Gluteus Maximus (eccentric lengthening from full hip extension back to flexed starting position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus), Hamstrings (eccentric stabiliser), Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through full eccentric return
Glute Drive — Feet Position Variation (narrow/wide)	Gluteus Maximus (primary — consistent across foot positions), Adductor Magnus (increased with wider foot stance — greater posterior adductor contribution), Gluteus Medius (varies with foot width — lateral stabiliser emphasis shifts with stance width)
Glute Drive — Drop Set	Gluteus Maximus (extended time under tension through instant stack drops — selectorized format enables drops without repositioning), maximum glute fatigue accumulation beyond single working weight failure within one session
Glute Drive — Pulsed Reps (top arc)	Gluteus Maximus (sustained high-intensity stimulation at peak contraction — short-range pulsed reps maintain the glute at or near maximum contraction throughout), used as a burnout finisher after full-range working sets

The hip thrust is the exercise that produces the highest gluteus maximus activation of any single movement — higher than squats, deadlifts, or any hip extension variation performed with the torso upright. This is because the horizontal loading direction of the hip thrust aligns directly with the hip extension path of the gluteus maximus at the moment of peak contraction, rather than the vertical loading direction of barbell exercises that reduces the mechanical advantage of the glute as the hip extends. The DRE8022 Glute Drive delivers this horizontal loading in a selectorized machine format where the resistance curve is consistent across the full extension arc, the body position is stable and supported, and the load is selected with a pin rather than loaded from the floor.

Who this machine is built for

Serious Home Gym Builders
You want to train the hip thrust pattern with progressively loaded selectorized resistance without the floor setup, barbell loading, and hip pressure management of the barbell version. The DRE8022 delivers the full hip thrust stimulus in a stable machine format at 72.0"×53.5" with a 210 lb stack and the Dynasty Flex-Stack System's 1:1 felt weight ratio. The high-density memory foam roller, safety seat, and biomechanically verified adjustments mean the setup for every set takes seconds rather than the loading and positioning process the barbell alternative requires each session.

Bodybuilders and Physique Athletes
Gluteus maximus size, fullness from the rear, and the deep glute-hamstring tie-in that defines a developed posterior are built through progressive hip extension loading at the body position that produces the highest glute activation — and the hip thrust produces that activation consistently. The DRE8022's 1:1 felt weight ratio makes progressive overload tracking accurate across a training cycle, and the semi-circular backrest maintains consistent upper back support at the correct angle through every rep, which keeps the torso position stable so each set produces the same glute stimulus rather than varying based on how well the barbell pad position was managed.

Commercial Gym Owners and Operators
A selectorized glute drive machine replaces the barbell hip thrust setup that requires a bench, a barbell, plates, and a hip thrust pad — four pieces of equipment and a floor space claim that frequently creates conflicts in a busy commercial gym. The DRE8022 delivers the same movement from a single self-contained station at 72.0"×53.5", with a safety seat and stack selection that require no loading assistance. At 593 lbs before the stack it stays planted. The machine's biomechanically verified adjustment system means members of different heights configure it correctly without staff guidance.

Powerlifters and Strength Athletes
Hip thrust accessory volume builds gluteus maximus strength at the hip extension peak position that squats and deadlifts do not maximally load at equivalent volume, because the horizontal resistance direction of the thrust aligns with the glute's pull direction at full extension while vertical loading directions reduce the glute's mechanical advantage as the hip opens. The DRE8022's 1:1 felt weight ratio makes this accessory work precisely trackable, and the selectorized format allows loading to be managed independently from the competition lifts without barbell setup that interferes with the main session's equipment availability.

Private Personal Training Studios
The DRE8022 removes every barrier that makes barbell hip thrusts difficult to coach and execute cleanly — floor positioning, pad placement, loading awkwardness, and hip pressure that interrupts concentration — leaving the trainer and client free to focus on glute contraction quality, pelvic tilt, and progressive load management across the session. The footplate 2-position mounting options also allow the trainer to modify foot elevation for clients who need a different hip angle variation within the hip thrust pattern.

Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine Practitioners
Hip thrust training has been used in hip extension strengthening protocols where controlled posterior chain loading with a stable pelvis is required. The DRE8022 provides this in a machine-guided environment where the resistance magnitude is precisely selected and the body position is fully supported, removing the balance and loading management variables of the barbell alternative. The 5-position arm and 4-position height adjustments allow the hip loading angle to be set specifically for each user's proportions. 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 DRE8022 Glute Drive

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 hip extension arc. The glute is a large, strong muscle that can typically handle heavier loads than most isolation machines — set a working weight that allows full hip extension range without the lower back compensating at the top.
Set the arm length to one of five positions using pop pin 1. The correct arm length positions the high-density memory foam hip roller across the front of the pelvis at the hip crease — not on the lower abdomen or the upper thigh. Test the position by sitting on the seat and checking where the roller contacts the body before loading.
Set the starting height to one of four positions using pop pin 2. The correct starting height places the hip in a comfortable degree of flexion at the bottom of the movement — the hips should be below the knees or at knee level at the starting position, and the upper back should rest comfortably against the semi-circular backrest.
Select the footplate mounting position — the two-position options adjust the footplate angle to suit different training preferences and body proportions. Place both feet flat on the footplate at a shoulder-width stance, or adjust foot width based on training emphasis.
Sit on the safety seat with the back against the semi-circular backrest. Rotate or lower the hip roller into the working position across the front of the hips. Confirm the roller contact is even across both hips and the memory foam has settled into the pelvis before beginning.
Grip the handles on both sides firmly. Confirm the feet are flat on the footplate, the back is against the backrest, and the hip roller position feels secure before loading the first rep.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position with the hips in flexion and the glutes at a lengthened position, drive the hips upward by contracting the gluteus maximus and extending the hip against the roller resistance.
Focus the effort on the glutes driving the hips forward and upward rather than on the legs pressing. The feet provide the base of support and the legs remain at a fixed knee angle — all the drive comes from the hip extension produced by the glutes.
Drive to full hip extension at the top where the hips are level with or slightly above the knees and the glutes are at peak contraction. Squeeze the glutes hard at this position and hold for one to two seconds before beginning the return.
Lower under control over at least two seconds, allowing the hips to return to the starting flexed position while maintaining body contact with the backrest and footplate. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through the full eccentric return.
Maintain a neutral lower back throughout the set — avoid hyperextending the lumbar spine at the top by focusing the extension through the hips rather than the back. The semi-circular backrest helps maintain the correct torso angle throughout.
After the final rep, lower the hips fully to the starting position before rotating the hip roller away and dismounting the seat.

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.

Estimated delivery: 7–14 business days from order confirmation. You will receive a tracking number and a delivery window confirmation call before your shipment arrives. Deliveries are curbside standard, white glove delivery to room of choice is available at checkout.

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

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Glute Drive DRE8022

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The Dynasty Fitness DRE8022 Glute Drive is a selectorized hip thrust machine that trains the gluteus maximus through horizontal hip extension against a movement trajectory engineered to match the hip joint's natural path — delivering the glute activation specificity of the barbell hip thrust in a machine format that eliminates the pressure points, floor setup, and loading awkwardness of the barbell alternative. The semi-circular backrest maintains constant upper back contact throughout the full hip extension arc without interfering with the force trajectory, which means the back support adapts to the movement rather than restricting it as a flat pad does when the torso angle changes through the thrust. A 5-position arm length adjustment and 4-position starting height adjustment — both biomechanically verified for optimal hip joint loading angles — cover every combination of user torso length and leg length precisely, and the high-density memory foam hip roller distributes contact across the pelvis without the concentrated pressure that a barbell or standard pad creates under heavy loads. A safety seat starts every set from a stable seated position rather than from the floor, and the Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio through the full hip extension arc. Built to commercial grade at 72.0"×53.5"×63.1" with a 210 lb standard stack and a 250 lb upgrade option available through Dynasty Fitness, the DRE8022 is built for commercial gyms, personal training studios, and serious home gym setups where selectorized gluteus maximus isolation from a biomechanically precise hip thrust pattern is a posterior chain programming priority.

Selectorized hip thrust machine with a movement trajectory matched to the hip joint's natural path — delivering the gluteus maximus activation profile of the barbell hip thrust without the setup complexity, hip pressure, and floor-based loading awkwardness that limits how consistently the barbell version can be trained at heavy loads
Semi-circular backrest maintains constant upper back contact through the full hip extension arc without interfering with the force trajectory, so the torso is supported regardless of the body angle at any point in the thrust rather than only at the fixed angle a flat pad can support
5-position arm length and 4-position starting height adjustments — both biomechanically verified for optimal hip joint loading — cover every user body proportion precisely, and the high-density memory foam hip roller distributes contact across the full pelvis without the concentrated pressure that bars and standard pads create under heavy stack selections
Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio with a safety seat that starts every set from a stable seated position, making heavy glute training from the first rep to failure consistently safe and accessible without a spotter or floor setup

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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Glute Drive — Bilateral	Gluteus Maximus (primary — hip extension from flexed starting position, maximum glute activation at top), Gluteus Medius (secondary — hip stabiliser throughout extension), Hamstrings (secondary — knee flexion stabiliser at foot contact), Adductor Magnus (secondary — posterior fibre hip extension contribution)
Glute Drive — Isometric Hold (top)	Gluteus Maximus (maximum isometric contraction at full hip extension — peak glute activation and posterior chain stability under load), Gluteus Medius (sustained hip stabilisation), Adductor Magnus (sustained co-contraction)
Glute Drive — Slow Eccentric	Gluteus Maximus (eccentric lengthening from full hip extension back to flexed starting position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus), Hamstrings (eccentric stabiliser), Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through full eccentric return
Glute Drive — Feet Position Variation (narrow/wide)	Gluteus Maximus (primary — consistent across foot positions), Adductor Magnus (increased with wider foot stance — greater posterior adductor contribution), Gluteus Medius (varies with foot width — lateral stabiliser emphasis shifts with stance width)
Glute Drive — Drop Set	Gluteus Maximus (extended time under tension through instant stack drops — selectorized format enables drops without repositioning), maximum glute fatigue accumulation beyond single working weight failure within one session
Glute Drive — Pulsed Reps (top arc)	Gluteus Maximus (sustained high-intensity stimulation at peak contraction — short-range pulsed reps maintain the glute at or near maximum contraction throughout), used as a burnout finisher after full-range working sets

Who this machine is built for

How to setup and use

Setting Up the DRE8022 Glute Drive

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 hip extension arc. The glute is a large, strong muscle that can typically handle heavier loads than most isolation machines — set a working weight that allows full hip extension range without the lower back compensating at the top.
Set the arm length to one of five positions using pop pin 1. The correct arm length positions the high-density memory foam hip roller across the front of the pelvis at the hip crease — not on the lower abdomen or the upper thigh. Test the position by sitting on the seat and checking where the roller contacts the body before loading.
Set the starting height to one of four positions using pop pin 2. The correct starting height places the hip in a comfortable degree of flexion at the bottom of the movement — the hips should be below the knees or at knee level at the starting position, and the upper back should rest comfortably against the semi-circular backrest.
Select the footplate mounting position — the two-position options adjust the footplate angle to suit different training preferences and body proportions. Place both feet flat on the footplate at a shoulder-width stance, or adjust foot width based on training emphasis.
Sit on the safety seat with the back against the semi-circular backrest. Rotate or lower the hip roller into the working position across the front of the hips. Confirm the roller contact is even across both hips and the memory foam has settled into the pelvis before beginning.
Grip the handles on both sides firmly. Confirm the feet are flat on the footplate, the back is against the backrest, and the hip roller position feels secure before loading the first rep.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position with the hips in flexion and the glutes at a lengthened position, drive the hips upward by contracting the gluteus maximus and extending the hip against the roller resistance.
Focus the effort on the glutes driving the hips forward and upward rather than on the legs pressing. The feet provide the base of support and the legs remain at a fixed knee angle — all the drive comes from the hip extension produced by the glutes.
Drive to full hip extension at the top where the hips are level with or slightly above the knees and the glutes are at peak contraction. Squeeze the glutes hard at this position and hold for one to two seconds before beginning the return.
Lower under control over at least two seconds, allowing the hips to return to the starting flexed position while maintaining body contact with the backrest and footplate. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through the full eccentric return.
Maintain a neutral lower back throughout the set — avoid hyperextending the lumbar spine at the top by focusing the extension through the hips rather than the back. The semi-circular backrest helps maintain the correct torso angle throughout.
After the final rep, lower the hips fully to the starting position before rotating the hip roller away and dismounting the seat.

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
See Installation Rates

Payment & Security

Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.

Glute Drive DRE8022

$2,649.00

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Key Features

Hip Thrust Movement Trajectory

The DRE8022's movement arm follows a trajectory engineered to match the hip joint's natural path through horizontal hip extension. The hip thrust is mechanically distinct from squats and deadlifts because the resistance direction is horizontal rather than vertical — the resistance acts against the forward-driving movement of the hip rather than against the upward movement of the body. This horizontal resistance direction aligns with the gluteus maximus's pull direction at the moment of peak hip extension, which is why the hip thrust produces higher glute activation than vertical-loading exercises at equivalent effort levels. The machine's trajectory keeps this alignment consistent through every degree of the hip extension arc.

Semi-Circular Backrest

The backrest follows a semi-circular arc rather than a flat surface. During a hip thrust, the torso angle changes as the hips extend — the upper back rotates upward and the contact point between the back and the support shifts. A flat backrest maintains contact at only one torso angle and creates a gap between the back and the pad as the torso rotates during the extension, which reduces stability and forces the user to adjust position mid-rep. The semi-circular backrest maintains contact with the upper back throughout the full extension arc regardless of the torso angle at any point in the movement, providing consistent support from the bottom of the thrust through to full hip extension at the top.

5+4 Biomechanically Verified Adjustments

The five arm length positions set the horizontal distance between the backrest and the hip roller, accommodating different torso lengths by placing the hip roller precisely at the hip crease of each user. The four starting height positions set the vertical position of the hip roller at the bottom of the movement, accommodating different leg lengths by placing the starting hip angle correctly for each user's proportions. Both adjustment systems were biomechanically verified to ensure that each position combination produces the correct hip joint loading angle for the thrust — meaning the resistance from the Dynasty Flex-Stack acts on the hip through its optimal mechanical advantage position at every setting, not just at the middle position of each adjustment range.

High-Density Memory Foam Hip Roller

The hip roller is constructed with high-density memory foam that conforms to the individual shape of the pelvis and hip crease under load, distributing the contact force across the full width of the pelvis rather than concentrating it at a single contact point. The concentrated pressure of a barbell or a standard round pad is the most common discomfort complaint in hip thrust training and frequently limits working weight or total rep volume. The memory foam roller eliminates this limitation by distributing the load across a larger contact area that adapts to each user's anatomy. The roller stores vertically to allow easy entry into the seated position before training and easy exit after the final set.

Safety Seat and Footplate

The safety seat positions every set to start from a stable seated position rather than from the floor — the entry point that makes heavy barbell hip thrust training uncomfortable and slow to set up. The safety seat's support eliminates the need to lower a loaded barbell to the floor between sets and keeps the user in the machine's movement path for consecutive sets without repositioning. The footplate offers two mounting positions that adjust the foot elevation angle, allowing different hip extension loading variations based on foot height relative to the seat. Both positions are stable under the full stack load throughout heavy pressing sets.

Dynasty Flex-Stack System

The DRE8022 runs on the Dynasty Flex-Stack System, delivering a true 1:1 felt weight ratio through the full horizontal hip extension arc. The resistance is consistent from the starting flexed position through to full extension at the top and back through the eccentric return. This matters specifically at the top of the thrust where the glute is at its shortest and where the isometric peak contraction hold produces the highest stimulus for gluteus maximus hypertrophy — a reduced-resistance cam system would deliver less than the selected weight at precisely this position, cutting short the most productive part of the movement.

Product Information
Product Name	Glute Drive
Model	DRE8022
Series	DRE80 Selectorized Series
Product Type	Selectorized Hip Thrust Machine
Function	Horizontal hip extension — gluteus maximus isolation
Target Muscles	Gluteus Maximus (primary), Gluteus Medius, Adductor Magnus, Hamstrings (secondary)
Resistance System	Dynasty Flex-Stack System — 1:1 felt weight ratio
Grade	Commercial
Colour	Black
Dimensions and Weight
Length	72.0 in (183.0 cm)
Width	53.5 in (135.9 cm)
Height	63.1 in (160.2 cm)
Net Weight	593 lbs (269 kg)
Weight Stack
Standard Weight Stack	210 lbs
Upgraded Weight Stack	250 lbs — contact Dynasty Fitness
Adjustability
Arm Length Positions	5 positions — biomechanically verified hip loading angles
Starting Height Positions	4 positions — biomechanically verified hip loading angles
Footplate Positions	2-position mounting holes
Pads and Body Support
Hip Roller	High-density memory foam — conforms to pelvis, eliminates pressure points, vertical storage
Backrest	Semi-circular — constant back contact through full extension arc
Safety Seat	Stable seated start position — no floor setup required
Mechanism and Bearings
Pulleys	4.5" pulley x4, 3.5" pulley x1
Bearings	6006-2Z x6
Arm Balance	Counter poise block — arm frame counterbalance for 1:1 ratio accuracy
Frame and Construction
Main Frame Tubing	1.97"×5.9"×0.1" rectangular steel
Movement Arm Tubing	Φ2.4"×0.1"
Indoor Use Only	Yes

Q: Why does the hip thrust produce higher glute activation than squats and deadlifts?
A: The gluteus maximus produces hip extension force. During a squat or deadlift, the loading direction is vertical — the resistance acts downward and the glute works against gravity. As the hip extends and the body approaches upright, the mechanical advantage of the glute in the vertical loading direction decreases, which means the glute is working least effectively at the top of the movement where it is most contracted. During a hip thrust, the loading direction is horizontal — the resistance acts against the forward-driving hip extension path directly. This alignment keeps the glute mechanically loaded through the full extension arc including the peak contracted position at the top. The DRE8022 delivers this horizontal loading through a selectorized machine format where the resistance is consistent and the position is fully supported.

Q: How does the semi-circular backrest improve the hip thrust compared to a flat pad?
A: During a hip thrust the torso rotates upward as the hips extend — the angle between the upper back and the floor changes through the full range of motion. A flat backrest maintains contact at only one specific torso angle, which means the back loses contact with the pad at other points in the movement and the upper body becomes unstable. The semi-circular backrest follows the torso's rotation throughout the arc, maintaining contact with the upper back from the starting position through to full hip extension without the user needing to reposition against the pad mid-rep.

Q: What do the 5-position arm length and 4-position starting height adjustments each control?
A: The arm length adjustment moves the hip roller forward or backward relative to the backrest. This accommodates different torso lengths — a longer torso requires the roller further from the backrest so it contacts the hip crease rather than the abdomen or thigh. The starting height adjustment moves the hip roller up or down, accommodating different leg lengths by setting the starting hip angle correctly for each user's proportions. Both systems have been biomechanically verified so that each position combination places the hip roller at the correct angle for the Dynasty Flex-Stack resistance to act on the hip through its optimal mechanical advantage — not just at the middle position of each adjustment range.

Q: What is the high-density memory foam hip roller and why does it matter?
A: The hip roller is the component that contacts the front of the hips and transfers the stack resistance to the pelvis during the thrust. High-density memory foam conforms to the individual shape of the hip crease under load, distributing the contact force across the full width of the pelvis rather than at a single concentrated contact point. The concentrated pressure of a barbell, a standard bar pad, or a rigid round roller is the most common discomfort complaint in hip thrust training and frequently limits working weight or set length before the hip reaches real muscular fatigue. The memory foam roller eliminates this issue by distributing the load across the body's anatomy rather than against it.

Q: Can I use the DRE8022 Glute Drive if I have never done hip thrusts before?
A: Yes — the machine format makes the hip thrust accessible to users at any experience level. The safety seat starts every set from a stable seated position, the adjustment system is straightforward, and the selectorized stack allows starting at any resistance level. Begin with a light stack selection and use it to establish the correct body position and movement pattern — hips driving forward and upward with the glutes as the primary mover, lower back staying neutral, and feet flat on the footplate — before increasing load. The machine's consistent resistance and stable support structure make learning the hip thrust pattern faster than the barbell alternative.

Q: What Dynasty Fitness machines pair with the DRE8022 Glute Drive for a complete posterior chain and lower body training area?
A: The DRE8022 covers gluteus maximus isolation through horizontal hip extension. Pair it with the Prone Leg Curl DRE8015 for hamstring knee flexion training in the hip-extended position that activates the long head with maximum intensity, directly complementing the glute-dominant hip extension work. The Seated Leg Curl DRE8013 adds seated hamstring volume for knee flexion training across the hip-flexed position. The Hip Abductor/Adductor DRE8020 adds gluteus medius and inner thigh isolation through abduction and adduction that the hip thrust pattern does not directly address. The Leg Extension DRE8014 covers the quad side of the lower body to complete the full lower body training area from dedicated selectorized stations.

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