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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
ISO-Lateral Chest Press — Horizontal Handle	Pectoralis Major — Sternal Head (primary — outward-angled handle stabilises scapula, full horizontal press path), Pectoralis Major — Clavicular Head (secondary), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Triceps Brachii (secondary), Serratus Anterior (scapular stabiliser)
ISO-Lateral Chest Press — Vertical Handle	Pectoralis Major — Sternal and Lower Head (primary — inward-angled vertical handle shifts emphasis toward mid-to-lower chest), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Triceps Brachii (reduced compared to horizontal handle — inward angle reduces triceps involvement), Serratus Anterior (stabiliser)
Unilateral ISO Press (single arm)	Pectoralis Major (unilateral — one side driving independently, primary), Core (anti-rotation stabiliser under asymmetric load), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Serratus Anterior (increased unilateral scapular stabilisation demand)
ISO Press — Isometric Hold (peak)	Pectoralis Major (sustained isometric at full arm extension — peak contraction), Anterior Deltoid (co-contraction), Triceps Brachii (isometric at lockout), Serratus Anterior (sustained stabiliser)
ISO Press — Slow Eccentric	Pectoralis Major (eccentric stretch loading from peak extension through to the deepest starting position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus), Anterior Deltoid (eccentric), Triceps (eccentric), independent arm paths allow each side to lower at its own natural arc without interference
Alternating ISO Press	Pectoralis Major (alternating unilateral press per rep — each side drives independently through full convergence path), Core (rotational stabiliser demand per alternating rep), Anterior Deltoid (secondary per press)

The ISO-lateral chest press trains both sides of the pectoralis major through independent pressing arcs that converge toward the centre at the end of each rep, replicating the natural inward adduction motion of the pectoral muscle more closely than a fixed bilateral bar press. The horizontal handle delivers a 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm for a direct, measurable pressing stimulus with scapular stability. The vertical handle at approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio shifts the emphasis toward the mid-to-lower chest by changing the wrist and elbow angle, reducing triceps co-activation so the pectoral carries more of the pressing load. The assisted footplate allows the user to initiate every set without the shoulder instability that starting a heavy press from a fully loaded position can create.

Who this machine is built for

Serious Home Gym Builders
You want an ISO-lateral chest press with the features that matter — independent arms, dual-handle options, a foot-unloader, and a weight stack that tells you exactly what resistance you are working against — without the price tag of commercial chest press machines that typically include only one or two of these features. The DRE8001 delivers all of them at 56"×55"×63", using a single 210 lb stack with a 250 lb upgrade available through Dynasty Fitness. The horizontal handle's 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm makes progressive overload tracking straightforward, and the vertical handle at approximately 1:0.86 adds a genuine muscle targeting variable without requiring a separate machine.

Bodybuilders and Physique Athletes
Chest separation, lower chest fullness, and the definition between the pectoral heads visible in competition conditioning are built through the combination of pressing volume and specific stretch-to-contraction loading that the DRE8001 provides. The independent converging arms allow each side of the chest to reach full contraction at the peak of the press without the arm being stopped by the opposing arm's position. The vertical handle option shifts emphasis toward the mid-to-lower sternal chest and reduces triceps involvement, which is the handle choice for sessions specifically targeting pectoral hypertrophy over pressing strength.

Commercial Gym Owners and Operators
The assisted footplate makes the DRE8001 accessible to a broader commercial membership than chest press machines that require a spotter or significant shoulder strength to unrack safely. Members can train to failure independently without staff assistance for the start or end of a set. The pneumatic single-hand seat adjustment means transitions between users of different heights require no tools and take seconds. At 542 lbs and 56"×55" the machine anchors firmly in the commercial floor plan without requiring anchoring to the floor.

Powerlifters and Strength Athletes
Accessory pressing volume on an ISO-lateral machine develops left-right pectoral strength symmetry that barbell pressing masks across every training block. The horizontal handle's 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm means each side is working against exactly half the selected stack weight, making the bilateral strength comparison direct and trackable across sessions. The independent arms also reveal and allow correction of the pressing path asymmetries that most bilateral bench pressers have developed without awareness.

Private Personal Training Studios
Two pressing variations from one machine — horizontal handle for scapula-stabilised mid-chest pressing and vertical handle for lower chest emphasis with reduced triceps — give trainers meaningful exercise selection within a single session without requiring additional equipment. The single-hand pneumatic seat and the assisted footplate reduce setup time between clients and allow trainers to focus on coaching rep quality and contraction rather than managing load initiation and safety.

Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine Practitioners
The assisted footplate reduces the shoulder stress at the point of exercise initiation that makes heavy pressing uncomfortable or unsafe for some shoulder conditions, allowing load to begin moving before the shoulder is in a fully extended vulnerable position. The independent arm design allows one side to be trained at a different range of motion or load than the other when returning from a unilateral shoulder 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 DRE8001 ISO-Lateral Chest Press

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. The horizontal handles deliver a 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm — each arm feels half the selected stack weight — so a 100 lb stack selection means each arm presses against 50 lbs. Account for this when setting the starting weight for the first session.
Adjust the seat height using the pneumatic rack-and-pinion lever with a single hand. The correct seat height places the handles at chest level — specifically at a point where the forearms are approximately horizontal when the hands are on the handles in the starting position. If the handles are above shoulder height the seat is too low; if below chest height the seat is too high.
Choose the handle type for the session. Use the horizontal handles for scapula-stabilised mid-chest pressing at the 1:1 felt weight ratio. Use the vertical handles for mid-to-lower chest emphasis at the approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio with reduced triceps involvement.
Sit on the seat pad with the back fully against the back pad and the head resting against the head pad. Confirm the back pad contact feels centred before loading.
Place both feet on the assisted footplate pedal before beginning the first rep. The footplate reduces the shoulder load at the start of the movement using the gas spring mechanism, which allows the initiation to be controlled and comfortable regardless of the working weight.
Grip the selected handles firmly and confirm the starting position feels stable — arms at the loaded starting position, back against the pad, feet on the footplate — before pressing.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position, press both arms forward and inward simultaneously, following the natural convergence path of each arm toward the centre line of the body as the press extends.
Focus the drive on the chest contracting to close the distance between both hands at the peak of the press rather than simply pushing the handles forward with the triceps.
At peak extension where both arms are fully extended and the pectorals are at maximum contraction, hold for one to two seconds before beginning the return.
Lower both arms under control over at least two seconds, allowing the pectorals to stretch through the full eccentric return. Each arm lowers on its own independent path without being restricted by the other arm.
For unilateral or alternating sets, press one arm at a time while the other holds its position or rests at the starting point. The independent arm design allows full single-arm pressing without any mechanical interference from the opposite arm.
At the end of the final rep, use the assisted footplate to support the load as the arms return to the starting position before releasing the handles, particularly during near-failure sets where the shoulder is fatigued.

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The Dynasty Fitness DRE8001 ISO-Lateral Chest Press is a selectorized chest press machine with independent converging arms that move on separate pressing paths, so each side of the chest works through its own full range of motion and contraction without the stronger arm compensating for the weaker one across any rep. A dual-handle design provides two biomechanically distinct pressing options from the same station: outward-angled horizontal handles that stabilise the shoulder blade and prevent anterior shoulder drift delivering a true 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm, and inward-angled vertical handles that shift the emphasis toward the mid-to-lower pectorals with reduced triceps involvement at an approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio, giving each grip a specific muscle targeting function rather than offering the same press at a different wrist angle. An assisted footplate system reduces shoulder stress at the start of each set and provides support at failure so the movement begins and ends safely regardless of load, and a precision pneumatic rack-and-pinion seat adjusts single-handed to the correct press height for any user in seconds. Built to commercial grade at 56"×55"×63" with a 210 lb standard stack and a 250 lb upgrade option available through Dynasty Fitness, the DRE8001 is built for commercial gyms, personal training studios, and serious home gym setups where ISO-lateral pressing with biomechanically specific dual-handle geometry is a chest programming priority.

ISO-lateral independent converging arms move on separate pressing paths so each side of the chest drives through its own full range of motion and peak contraction without the stronger arm taking over, producing a more balanced chest stimulus than fixed bilateral press machines deliver at the same load
Dual-handle design with outward-angled horizontal handles at a true 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm for scapula-stabilised pressing, and inward-angled vertical handles at an approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio that shift emphasis toward the mid-to-lower pectorals with reduced triceps involvement, giving each grip a distinct biomechanical purpose on the same machine
Assisted footplate system reduces shoulder stress at the start of every set and provides a controlled support point at muscle failure, so the initiation and the finish of each heavy pressing set are mechanically safe without a spotter
Precision pneumatic rack-and-pinion seat adjusts single-handed to the correct press height instantly, keeping session flow uninterrupted between sets and between users without the resistance or imprecision of manual seat pin systems

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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
ISO-Lateral Chest Press — Horizontal Handle	Pectoralis Major — Sternal Head (primary — outward-angled handle stabilises scapula, full horizontal press path), Pectoralis Major — Clavicular Head (secondary), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Triceps Brachii (secondary), Serratus Anterior (scapular stabiliser)
ISO-Lateral Chest Press — Vertical Handle	Pectoralis Major — Sternal and Lower Head (primary — inward-angled vertical handle shifts emphasis toward mid-to-lower chest), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Triceps Brachii (reduced compared to horizontal handle — inward angle reduces triceps involvement), Serratus Anterior (stabiliser)
Unilateral ISO Press (single arm)	Pectoralis Major (unilateral — one side driving independently, primary), Core (anti-rotation stabiliser under asymmetric load), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Serratus Anterior (increased unilateral scapular stabilisation demand)
ISO Press — Isometric Hold (peak)	Pectoralis Major (sustained isometric at full arm extension — peak contraction), Anterior Deltoid (co-contraction), Triceps Brachii (isometric at lockout), Serratus Anterior (sustained stabiliser)
ISO Press — Slow Eccentric	Pectoralis Major (eccentric stretch loading from peak extension through to the deepest starting position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus), Anterior Deltoid (eccentric), Triceps (eccentric), independent arm paths allow each side to lower at its own natural arc without interference
Alternating ISO Press	Pectoralis Major (alternating unilateral press per rep — each side drives independently through full convergence path), Core (rotational stabiliser demand per alternating rep), Anterior Deltoid (secondary per press)

Who this machine is built for

How to setup and use

Setting Up the DRE8001 ISO-Lateral Chest Press

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. The horizontal handles deliver a 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm — each arm feels half the selected stack weight — so a 100 lb stack selection means each arm presses against 50 lbs. Account for this when setting the starting weight for the first session.
Adjust the seat height using the pneumatic rack-and-pinion lever with a single hand. The correct seat height places the handles at chest level — specifically at a point where the forearms are approximately horizontal when the hands are on the handles in the starting position. If the handles are above shoulder height the seat is too low; if below chest height the seat is too high.
Choose the handle type for the session. Use the horizontal handles for scapula-stabilised mid-chest pressing at the 1:1 felt weight ratio. Use the vertical handles for mid-to-lower chest emphasis at the approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio with reduced triceps involvement.
Sit on the seat pad with the back fully against the back pad and the head resting against the head pad. Confirm the back pad contact feels centred before loading.
Place both feet on the assisted footplate pedal before beginning the first rep. The footplate reduces the shoulder load at the start of the movement using the gas spring mechanism, which allows the initiation to be controlled and comfortable regardless of the working weight.
Grip the selected handles firmly and confirm the starting position feels stable — arms at the loaded starting position, back against the pad, feet on the footplate — before pressing.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position, press both arms forward and inward simultaneously, following the natural convergence path of each arm toward the centre line of the body as the press extends.
Focus the drive on the chest contracting to close the distance between both hands at the peak of the press rather than simply pushing the handles forward with the triceps.
At peak extension where both arms are fully extended and the pectorals are at maximum contraction, hold for one to two seconds before beginning the return.
Lower both arms under control over at least two seconds, allowing the pectorals to stretch through the full eccentric return. Each arm lowers on its own independent path without being restricted by the other arm.
For unilateral or alternating sets, press one arm at a time while the other holds its position or rests at the starting point. The independent arm design allows full single-arm pressing without any mechanical interference from the opposite arm.
At the end of the final rep, use the assisted footplate to support the load as the arms return to the starting position before releasing the handles, particularly during near-failure sets where the shoulder is fatigued.

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.

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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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ISO-Lateral Chest Press DRE8001

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Key Features

ISO-Lateral Independent Converging Arms

Left and right arm frames move independently on separate pressing paths that converge inward toward the body's centre line as the press extends. This convergence path replicates the natural adduction arc of the pectoralis major, which produces peak contraction at the point of maximum arm extension where the pec is closest to its shortest length. A fixed bilateral press bar cannot follow this arc because both arms are mechanically linked to a single bar that can only move in one direction. The independent path also means neither arm can carry any portion of the other arm's load, which removes bilateral compensation entirely and makes every set a true reflection of each side's strength independently.

Dual-Handle Design

The horizontal handles are angled outward to position the forearms in the orientation that stabilises the scapula and reduces anterior shoulder drift during the press. This keeps the shoulder blade retracted and the posterior shoulder engaged as a stabiliser, which distributes the pressing load more evenly across the chest and shoulder joint. The horizontal handles deliver a true 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm — each arm feels exactly half the selected stack. The vertical handles are angled inward to shift the press path toward the mid-to-lower pectorals while reducing the elbow flare that recruits the triceps heavily, concentrating the pressing stimulus on the chest. The vertical handles deliver an approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio. Each handle type has a specific biomechanical function rather than simply offering a grip preference.

Assisted Footplate System

The aid foot frame and gas spring assembly create a foot-operated assistance mechanism that reduces the shoulder load at the exact moment it is highest — the start of the press from the fully loaded starting position. When the foot presses the pedal at the beginning of a set, the gas spring partially counteracts the weight of the loaded arms, allowing the initiation to be controlled rather than requiring the shoulder to absorb the full stack weight from a static position. The same mechanism provides support at muscle failure, which allows the user to complete a near-failure set without the risk of the loaded arms dropping uncontrolled when the pectorals give out.

Pneumatic Rack-and-Pinion Seat

The seat adjusts through a precision rack-and-pinion mechanism supported by pneumatic assist, which allows height changes to be made with one hand using minimal force. A rack-and-pinion system maintains its position under load without the pin slipping that simple hole-and-pin seats develop over time. The pneumatic support removes the resistance from the mechanical engagement, so adjustment between sets requires only a light lever press rather than the full manual lifting force that non-assisted seat systems demand. This is a practical session-flow detail that matters most in commercial environments where the seat is adjusted multiple times per hour.

Dual Cable System

Two independent cable assemblies route the stack load separately to the left and right arm frames. The dual cable design means the resistance path for each arm follows precisely the independent convergence arc of that arm without any cross-load from the opposite arm's cable. If one arm moves through a different range of motion than the other — which happens in unilateral training and in users with asymmetric pressing mechanics — the independent cable for that arm follows it correctly without creating slack or tension in the opposite side's cable. This mechanical independence is what makes genuine unilateral ISO-lateral pressing function correctly on the DRE8001.

Product Information
Product Name	ISO-Lateral Chest Press
Model	DRE8001
Series	DRE80 Selectorized Series
Product Type	Selectorized ISO-Lateral Chest Press Machine
Function	ISO-lateral independent converging chest press — bilateral and unilateral
Target Muscles	Pectoralis Major (primary), Anterior Deltoid, Triceps Brachii (secondary)
Grade	Commercial
Colour	Black
Dimensions and Weight
Length	56 in (142.2 cm)
Width	55 in (139.0 cm)
Height	63 in (160.2 cm)
Net Weight	542 lbs (246 kg)
Weight Stack
Standard Weight Stack	210 lbs
Upgraded Weight Stack	250 lbs — contact Dynasty Fitness
Resistance and Felt Weight
Horizontal Handle Ratio	1:1 per arm — each arm feels half the selected stack weight
Vertical Handle Ratio	Approximately 1:0.86 per arm
Arms and Handles
Arm Design	ISO-lateral independent — left and right arm frames on separate converging paths
Horizontal Grips	φ36×φ28×330mm x2 — outward-angled, scapula stabilising
Vertical Grips	STφ28×φ36×215mm x2 — inward-angled, mid-to-lower chest emphasis
Seat and Safety Systems
Seat Adjustment	Pneumatic rack-and-pinion — single-hand operation
Assisted Footplate	Gas spring assisted — reduces shoulder stress at initiation, supports at failure
Transport Wheels	3 x built-in rolling wheels
Mechanism and Bearings
Pulleys	4.5" pulley x9, 3.5" pulley x1, swing pulley x2
Bearings	6005-2Z x4, 6004-2Z x6, Joint Bearing M12 x2
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: What does ISO-lateral mean and why does it matter for chest training?
A: ISO-lateral means each arm moves independently on its own pressing path rather than both arms being linked to a single fixed bar. On the DRE8001, the left and right arm frames converge inward as they press forward, following the natural adduction arc of the pectoralis major independently on each side. This allows the stronger arm to complete a full press without the weaker arm being pulled along for assistance, and it allows each side to reach the peak contraction point of the convergence path without being stopped by the opposite arm's position. Every set is a true bilateral measurement of each side's strength, and every unilateral set trains one side in complete isolation.

Q: What is the difference between the horizontal and vertical handles and which should I use?
A: The horizontal handles are outward-angled to stabilise the scapula and reduce anterior shoulder drift, and deliver a true 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm — each arm feels exactly half the selected stack weight. These are the handles for standard chest pressing where scapular stability and full pectoral activation from a retracted shoulder position are the priority. The vertical handles are inward-angled to shift the press path toward the mid-to-lower pectorals while reducing elbow flare and triceps co-activation, and deliver approximately 1:0.86 felt weight ratio per arm. Use the vertical handles when the session goal is specifically mid-to-lower chest isolation and you want to reduce how much the triceps contribute to each rep.

Q: How does the assisted footplate work?
A: The footplate is a gas spring-assisted mechanism at the base of the machine. At the start of a set, pressing the footplate pedal partially counteracts the loaded weight of the pressing arms, which reduces the shoulder load at the initiation point — the moment when the shoulder is in its most extended and potentially vulnerable position. The same mechanism engages at the end of a near-failure set, allowing the loaded arms to be supported rather than dropping uncontrolled when the pectorals give out. This makes the DRE8001 safer and more comfortable to use alone at heavy loads than machines that require a spotter for load management at the start and end of each set.

Q: Why does the felt weight ratio differ between the horizontal and vertical handles?
A: The two handles connect to the arm frame at slightly different mechanical positions due to their different angles and lengths. The horizontal handle at φ36×φ28×330mm routes the cable load through the arm at a geometry that delivers a 1:1 felt weight ratio per arm. The vertical handle at STφ28×φ36×215mm routes through a slightly different geometry that produces an approximately 1:0.86 ratio. This is a fixed mechanical characteristic of each handle's position on the arm frame, not a cable or pulley setting that can be changed. The practical effect is that the vertical handle feels slightly lighter at the same stack selection, which is part of why it is suited to chest-focused isolation sets at higher reps rather than maximum pressing strength work.

Q: Can I press one arm at a time on the DRE8001?
A: Yes. Because the arms are fully independent, either arm can be pressed solo while the other rests at the starting position or is held statically. Unilateral ISO-lateral pressing on the DRE8001 reveals and addresses left-right chest strength asymmetries that bilateral pressing masks. It also creates a rotational core stabilisation demand as the body resists twisting toward the pressing side. Reduce the stack weight significantly from your bilateral working load when first moving to unilateral sets — one arm working against half the bilateral stack is a different stimulus than the full unilateral load.

Q: What Dynasty Fitness machines pair with the DRE8001 for a complete chest and upper body training area?
A: The DRE8001 covers ISO-lateral horizontal chest pressing with independent converging arms. Pair it with the Pectoral Fly/Rear Deltoid DRE8003 to add chest isolation through the fly pattern alongside rear deltoid training, covering both the press and the fly functions that a complete chest programme requires. The ISO-Lateral Shoulder Press DRE8004 adds overhead pressing for front and lateral deltoid development above the horizontal press plane. The Adjustable Seated Cable Row DRE8005 completes the push-pull balance with horizontal pulling for the lats and mid-back, rounding out the full upper body pressing and pulling training area from dedicated selectorized machines.

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