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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Standing Decline Fly (low pivot)	Pectoralis Major — Lower Sternal Head (primary — low pivot creates downward arc targeting lower chest fibres), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Coracobrachialis (stabiliser)
Standing Mid Fly (mid pivot)	Pectoralis Major — Sternal Head (primary — horizontal arc at mid-chest height targets sternal fibres), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Serratus Anterior (scapular stabiliser)
Standing Upper Fly / Incline Fly (high pivot)	Pectoralis Major — Clavicular Head (primary — upward converging arc from high pivot targets upper chest), Anterior Deltoid (increased secondary)
Standing Lateral Raise	Lateral Deltoid (primary — shoulder abduction through biomechanically aligned arc), Supraspinatus (primary — initiates abduction), Upper Trapezius (secondary), Posterior Deltoid (secondary)
Bent-Over Lateral Raise / Rear Delt Fly	Posterior Deltoid (primary — bent-over position shifts arc to horizontal shoulder abduction targeting rear delt), Infraspinatus, Teres Minor (secondary — external rotation component), Middle Trapezius (secondary), Rhomboids (secondary)
Front Raise	Anterior Deltoid (primary — shoulder flexion through forward arc), Clavicular Pectoralis Major (secondary), Upper Trapezius (secondary stabiliser at peak elevation)
Bent-Over Front Raise (torso leaned forward)	Anterior and Lateral Deltoid (combined — forward lean changes the resistance direction relative to the shoulder, increasing both anterior and lateral deltoid demand), Supraspinatus (primary)
Slow Eccentric Fly or Raise	Pectoralis Major or Deltoid (eccentric lengthening through full controlled return arc — maximum hypertrophy stimulus per rep), 1:1 felt weight ensures eccentric resistance matches concentric loading precisely across all 200 lbs

The 14-position pivot height is the feature that makes the DRE8034 a complete chest and shoulder isolation station rather than a single-exercise machine. Each pivot height position changes the angle of the arc the handles travel through, which changes the direction of resistance relative to the shoulder joint and therefore which fibres of the chest and deltoid are most loaded through the peak contraction. Combined with the 13-position adjustment disc changing the handle starting angle, the DRE8034 produces more distinct exercise configurations than any other single selectorized machine in the DRE80 series.

Who this machine is built for

Serious Home Gym Builders
A standing fly and lateral raise machine covering lower chest, mid chest, upper chest, lateral deltoid, rear deltoid, and anterior deltoid from 14 pivot heights and 13 disc positions at 56"×40" with a 200 lb 1:1 stack is one of the highest exercise-variety-per-square-foot investments in a home gym. Every chest fly and shoulder raise variation available in a fully equipped commercial gym is accessible from the DRE8034 without multiple machines.

Bodybuilders and Physique Athletes
Chest and shoulder development that produces the separation, roundness, and three-dimensional appearance that competitive physique judging rewards requires training across multiple angles within each muscle. For the pectorals that means lower chest flyes, mid-chest flyes, and upper chest flyes at distinctly different angles across a training cycle. For the deltoids that means lateral raises, front raises, bent-over rear raises, and the intermediate angles between them. The DRE8034's 14-position pivot system covers all of these with precise repeatability — the same pivot position produces the same resistance arc every session, allowing accurate progressive loading across the full shoulder and chest isolation programme.

Commercial Gym Owners and Operators
A dedicated standing fly and lateral raise machine serves the chest and shoulder isolation training that members can't perform on pressing machines, extending the commercial floor's exercise coverage without requiring a cable crossover or additional cable tower. The 13-position disc and 14-position pivot allow a full commercial membership range to configure the machine to their exact exercise requirements, and the 644 lb machine weight keeps the frame planted without anchoring under the varied loading angles of fly and raise movements.

Personal Trainers and Private Studios
The pivot height and disc position combination give trainers the ability to target specific pectoral fibre regions and deltoid heads with precision — lower pivot for lower chest fly when a client needs more lower pectoral volume, high pivot with bent-over position for rear deltoid when a client has rear delt weakness relative to the front and lateral heads. The self-rotating handles remove the need to coach wrist position through the arc, reducing the coaching cue load during fly and raise exercises where form feedback is already complex.

Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine Practitioners
Standing cable fly and lateral raise exercises in a machine-guided arc are commonly prescribed for rotator cuff strengthening, shoulder impingement rehabilitation, and post-surgical shoulder stabilisation — the arc-shaped movement pattern stays aligned with the shoulder's natural rotational path, reducing the impingement risk that straight-line resistance creates at certain shoulder positions. The 14-position pivot allows the arc to be set to the specific range that avoids the patient's impingement zone while still loading the target muscles through the safe range. 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 DRE8034

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. Fly and lateral raise exercises are typically trained at lower absolute loads than compound pressing — start conservatively and increase load once the correct movement arc is established.
Set the pivot height to one of 14 positions for the target exercise: lower positions for decline and mid-chest flyes, higher positions for upper chest flyes and lateral raises, and the position that places the pivot at or above shoulder height for bent-over rear delt work.
Adjust the 13-position adjustment disc to set the handle starting angle for the selected exercise and user arm length. The disc positions the handle at the correct starting point so the arc begins from a natural, fully extended position.
Stand on the footboard with both feet stable. The footboard provides the grounded base for standing fly and raise movements where the whole-body stability determines how much resistance the target muscle receives versus how much goes into balance compensation.
Grip both rotating handles — the self-rotating handle covers will follow the natural forearm and wrist rotation through the arc. Confirm the cable is taut in the starting position before beginning.

Performing Standing Fly

From the starting position with both arms extended outward and slightly forward at the chosen pivot height, bring both hands together in the converging arc appropriate to the pivot — downward for low pivot chest fly, directly forward for mid-chest, upward for upper chest.
Keep a slight, consistent elbow bend throughout the arc — the movement is shoulder adduction, not elbow flexion.
Drive to the peak contraction at the centre line, hold for one to two seconds, then return under control through the full eccentric arc to the stretched starting position.

Performing Standing Lateral Raise

Set the pivot to the position that places the resistance at the correct starting angle for shoulder abduction. Stand centred with handles at the sides.
Raise both arms outward and upward through the arc to shoulder height or slightly above, leading with the elbows rather than the wrists.
Lower under control through the full eccentric arc. The biomechanically aligned movement path keeps the shoulder in a safe abduction trajectory throughout.

Performing Bent-Over Rear Delt Raise

Set the pivot height to the appropriate position for the bent-over position. Lean forward from the hips until the torso is at approximately 45–90 degrees, bracing the forehead or chest against the head pad if needed.
Raise both arms outward in the horizontal arc with a slight elbow bend, driving the elbows toward the ceiling at the peak.
Return under control. The head pad provides anterior support during the bent-over hold, reducing lower back fatigue across multiple sets.

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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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Standing Multi Flight DRE8034

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The Dynasty Fitness DRE8034 Standing Multi Flight is a selectorized chest and shoulder sculpting machine with a 200 lb Dynasty Flex-Stack stack at a 1:1 felt weight ratio, built around a 14-position adjustable pivot height and 13-position adjustment disc that together configure the movement arc for decline pectoral flyes, standing lateral raises, bent-over rear delt raises, front raises, and more — covering the full chest and shoulder isolation exercise library from one standing station at 56"×40"×73".

14-position pivot height combined with a 13-position adjustment disc produces 182 distinct movement arc configurations — from a low-pivot decline fly targeting the lower pectoral through to a high-pivot overhead arc for front raises and bent-over rear deltoid work, covering every chest and shoulder isolation angle from one machine
Biomechanically arc-shaped movement pattern aligned with the natural shoulder joint trajectory makes every lateral raise, fly, and rear delt raise safer and more mechanically correct than straight-line cable or fixed-arc alternatives — the resistance direction stays aligned with the shoulder's actual rotational path through the entire movement
Self-rotating handle covers allow the handles to rotate freely during the arc without friction against the palm, preventing the grip fatigue and discomfort that fixed handles create when the wrist naturally rotates through chest fly and lateral raise movements
Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers 1:1 felt weight — the 200 lb stack loads precisely as selected, supporting progressive overload from light isolation work through to the heaviest shoulder and chest fly sessions without a mechanical advantage ratio distorting the actual working load

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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Standing Decline Fly (low pivot)	Pectoralis Major — Lower Sternal Head (primary — low pivot creates downward arc targeting lower chest fibres), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Coracobrachialis (stabiliser)
Standing Mid Fly (mid pivot)	Pectoralis Major — Sternal Head (primary — horizontal arc at mid-chest height targets sternal fibres), Anterior Deltoid (secondary), Serratus Anterior (scapular stabiliser)
Standing Upper Fly / Incline Fly (high pivot)	Pectoralis Major — Clavicular Head (primary — upward converging arc from high pivot targets upper chest), Anterior Deltoid (increased secondary)
Standing Lateral Raise	Lateral Deltoid (primary — shoulder abduction through biomechanically aligned arc), Supraspinatus (primary — initiates abduction), Upper Trapezius (secondary), Posterior Deltoid (secondary)
Bent-Over Lateral Raise / Rear Delt Fly	Posterior Deltoid (primary — bent-over position shifts arc to horizontal shoulder abduction targeting rear delt), Infraspinatus, Teres Minor (secondary — external rotation component), Middle Trapezius (secondary), Rhomboids (secondary)
Front Raise	Anterior Deltoid (primary — shoulder flexion through forward arc), Clavicular Pectoralis Major (secondary), Upper Trapezius (secondary stabiliser at peak elevation)
Bent-Over Front Raise (torso leaned forward)	Anterior and Lateral Deltoid (combined — forward lean changes the resistance direction relative to the shoulder, increasing both anterior and lateral deltoid demand), Supraspinatus (primary)
Slow Eccentric Fly or Raise	Pectoralis Major or Deltoid (eccentric lengthening through full controlled return arc — maximum hypertrophy stimulus per rep), 1:1 felt weight ensures eccentric resistance matches concentric loading precisely across all 200 lbs

Who this machine is built for

How to setup and use

Setting Up the DRE8034

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. Fly and lateral raise exercises are typically trained at lower absolute loads than compound pressing — start conservatively and increase load once the correct movement arc is established.
Set the pivot height to one of 14 positions for the target exercise: lower positions for decline and mid-chest flyes, higher positions for upper chest flyes and lateral raises, and the position that places the pivot at or above shoulder height for bent-over rear delt work.
Adjust the 13-position adjustment disc to set the handle starting angle for the selected exercise and user arm length. The disc positions the handle at the correct starting point so the arc begins from a natural, fully extended position.
Stand on the footboard with both feet stable. The footboard provides the grounded base for standing fly and raise movements where the whole-body stability determines how much resistance the target muscle receives versus how much goes into balance compensation.
Grip both rotating handles — the self-rotating handle covers will follow the natural forearm and wrist rotation through the arc. Confirm the cable is taut in the starting position before beginning.

Performing Standing Fly

From the starting position with both arms extended outward and slightly forward at the chosen pivot height, bring both hands together in the converging arc appropriate to the pivot — downward for low pivot chest fly, directly forward for mid-chest, upward for upper chest.
Keep a slight, consistent elbow bend throughout the arc — the movement is shoulder adduction, not elbow flexion.
Drive to the peak contraction at the centre line, hold for one to two seconds, then return under control through the full eccentric arc to the stretched starting position.

Performing Standing Lateral Raise

Set the pivot to the position that places the resistance at the correct starting angle for shoulder abduction. Stand centred with handles at the sides.
Raise both arms outward and upward through the arc to shoulder height or slightly above, leading with the elbows rather than the wrists.
Lower under control through the full eccentric arc. The biomechanically aligned movement path keeps the shoulder in a safe abduction trajectory throughout.

Performing Bent-Over Rear Delt Raise

Set the pivot height to the appropriate position for the bent-over position. Lean forward from the hips until the torso is at approximately 45–90 degrees, bracing the forehead or chest against the head pad if needed.
Raise both arms outward in the horizontal arc with a slight elbow bend, driving the elbows toward the ceiling at the peak.
Return under control. The head pad provides anterior support during the bent-over hold, reducing lower back fatigue across multiple sets.

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

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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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Standing Multi Flight DRE8034

$2,699.00

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Key Features

14-Position Pivot Height and 13-Position Adjustment Disc

The pivot height adjustment moves the movement arm's rotation point across 14 positions, which changes the arc the handles travel through during every fly, raise, and bent-over exercise. This is the primary targeting control on the DRE8034 — a lower pivot position produces an upward converging arc that targets the lower chest fibres in a decline fly pattern, a mid-height pivot produces horizontal adduction for sternal chest training, and a higher pivot produces a downward converging arc for upper chest and the correct elevation plane for lateral raises and bent-over rear delt work. The 13-position adjustment disc independently controls the starting angle of the handle at each pivot height, accommodating different arm lengths and setting the exact starting extension position for each user and exercise. The combination of 14 pivot positions and 13 disc positions makes the DRE8034 the most configurable single machine in the DRE80 series by discrete exercise configuration count.

Arc-Shaped Movement Pattern

The movement arc of the DRE8034 is specifically described by the manufacturer as aligned with the shoulder joint's natural rotational anatomy and movement trajectory rather than a straight-line or fixed geometric arc. The shoulder joint rotates through a complex path during fly and lateral raise movements — the humerus traces an arc in three-dimensional space rather than a simple horizontal or vertical plane. When a machine's resistance path does not follow this natural arc, the shoulder must deviate from its natural trajectory to stay in contact with the machine's handles, which generates abnormal joint stress. The DRE8034's designed arc alignment minimises this deviation across the full range of exercise configurations, making every lateral raise and fly safer for the shoulder complex through the full working set.

Self-Rotating Handle Covers

The rotating handle covers allow the grip surface to spin freely relative to the handle frame during the arc movement. During a chest fly, the forearm and wrist naturally rotate slightly as the arm moves from the extended starting position to the peak contracted position — the same rotation that occurs in a natural overhead throw or reach. If the handle is fixed, the wrist resists this natural rotation, creating torque at the wrist and elbow. The self-rotating cover eliminates this resistance by allowing the grip to follow the forearm's natural rotation without friction. This is the same rotating handle principle as the DRE8030 ISO-Lateral Seated Row — applied here to the fly and raise arc rather than the rowing arc.

Head/Shoulder Cushion Pad

The shoulder cushion pad provides a support surface for bent-over fly and lateral raise exercises where the torso is leaned forward and the head or upper chest needs a stable contact point to maintain the position across multiple sets. Without a pad, the lower back and hip extensors must maintain the bent-over hold for the full duration of the exercise set, which fatigues them progressively and limits the weight and volume that can be trained for the target deltoid and chest muscles. The pad transfers this static holding demand to the upper torso, freeing the lower back from the sustained isometric hold and allowing the bent-over exercise to be trained with full focus on the rear deltoid and pectoral target muscles.

Product Information
Product Name	Standing Multi Flight
Model	DRE8034
Series	DRE80 Selectorized Series
Product Type	Selectorized Standing Multi-Function Fly and Raise Machine
Functions	Decline fly, mid fly, upper fly, lateral raise, bent-over lateral raise, front raise — 14-position pivot × 13-position disc
Target Muscles	Pectoralis Major — all fibre regions (fly), Lateral Deltoid, Posterior Deltoid, Anterior Deltoid (raise variations)
Grade	Commercial
Colour	Black
Dimensions and Weight
Length	56 in (142.0 cm)
Width	40 in (102.0 cm)
Height	73 in (185.5 cm)
Net Weight	644 lbs (292 kg)
Weight Stack
Standard Weight Stack	200 lbs
Resistance System	Dynasty Flex-Stack System — 1:1 felt weight ratio
Stack Material	High-density cast iron — black textured powder coating, wear and corrosion resistant
Adjustment System
Pivot Height Positions	14 positions — decline fly through lateral raise and bent-over height
Adjustment Disc Positions	13 positions — handle starting angle per user arm length
Total Configurations	182 distinct pivot × disc combinations
Movement and Handle System
Movement Pattern	Arc-shaped — biomechanically aligned with shoulder joint anatomy
Handle Type	Self-rotating covers — free palm rotation through full arc, no friction
Support Pad	Head/shoulder cushion — bent-over fly and lateral raise support
Standing Platform	Footboard and foot pedal
Cable System
Cable Specification	5mm diameter — seven-strand nine-line, oil-impregnated steel wire, PA exterior, 9000N breaking strength
Guide Rods	φ19×2.0×1319mm × 2
Linear Bearings	φ47×φ30×68mm × 2
Frame and Construction
Air Springs	× 2
Indoor Use Only	Yes

Q: What exercises can I perform on the DRE8034 and how do the 14 pivot positions change them?
A: The primary exercise categories are chest flyes at different pectoral angles, standing lateral raises, bent-over rear delt raises, and front raises. Each of the 14 pivot height positions changes the arc the handles travel through, which changes the resistance direction relative to the shoulder joint and therefore which muscle fibres receive the greatest loading at peak contraction. Lower pivot positions produce an upward converging arc for lower chest fibres, mid-height positions produce horizontal adduction for the sternal chest, and higher positions produce the downward arc for upper chest and the correct elevation plane for lateral raises and bent-over rear delt work. The 13-position adjustment disc independently sets the handle's starting angle at each pivot height to accommodate different arm lengths and correct the starting extension position for each exercise configuration.

Q: What do the self-rotating handle covers do and why are they important for fly exercises?
A: During a chest fly or lateral raise, the forearm and wrist naturally rotate slightly as the arm moves through the arc — this is the same rotational motion that occurs in natural overhead throwing and reaching movements. When a handle is fixed in one position, the wrist must resist this natural rotation through the full arc, which creates torque at the wrist and elbow joints and can cause discomfort and technique breakdown at heavier loads. The self-rotating handles on the DRE8034 spin freely so the grip follows the forearm's natural rotation without friction. This eliminates the wrist and elbow torque, allows the shoulder to move naturally through the arc, and keeps the chest and deltoid muscles as the working muscles rather than the wrist and forearm stabilisers.

Q: How is this different from a pectoral fly machine like the DRE8003?
A: The DRE8003 Pectoral Fly/Rear Deltoid is a seated selectorized machine with a fixed arc and seat-anchored position, covering chest fly and rear deltoid fly from one seated station with adjustable arm position and dual handle orientations. The DRE8034 is a standing machine with a fully configurable 14-position pivot that covers not just chest fly but the complete shoulder isolation library — lateral raises, bent-over rear delt raises, and front raises — from a standing position that requires and develops balance and core stability alongside the target muscle work. For seated, high-isolation, heavy chest fly training the DRE8003 is the choice. For the full standing chest and shoulder training variety the DRE8034 is the choice.

Q: What is the head/shoulder cushion pad for?
A: The shoulder cushion pad provides a support surface for bent-over exercises — bent-over lateral raises and rear delt flyes — where the torso must be held forward at a sustained angle across multiple sets. Without anterior support, the lower back extensors sustain a static isometric load throughout the set to hold the torso position, which fatigues them progressively and limits the working weight and volume available for the target rear deltoid and posterior chest muscles. The pad contacts the head or upper chest, transferring the static holding demand to the pad rather than the lower back. This allows the bent-over exercises to be trained with full concentration on the rear deltoid and chest target muscles rather than lower back endurance.

Q: What Dynasty Fitness machines pair with the DRE8034 for a complete chest and shoulder training area?
A: The DRE8034 covers the full fly and raise isolation library for the pectorals and all three deltoid heads. Pair it with the ISO-Lateral Chest Press DRE8001 for bilateral and unilateral horizontal pressing that provides the compound pressing volume the fly machine isolates around. The Pectoral Fly/Rear Deltoid DRE8003 adds a seated chest fly and seated rear delt fly option for users who prefer the seated chest-supported position for fly work. The ISO-Lateral Shoulder Press DRE8004 completes the shoulder development programme with vertical overhead pressing for deltoid mass alongside the lateral, rear, and front raise isolation the DRE8034 provides. Together these four machines cover every chest and shoulder exercise category from dedicated selectorized stations.

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