Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Standing Rear Kick (bilateral alternating)	Gluteus Maximus (primary — hip extension from flexed starting position through to peak extension), Gluteus Medius — Posterior Fibres (secondary — hip stabiliser during single-leg support phase), Hamstrings (secondary — knee flexion stabiliser at foot contact), Erector Spinae (secondary — lumbar stabiliser throughout)
Standing Rear Kick — Isometric Hold (peak)	Gluteus Maximus (sustained isometric at full hip extension — maximum glute peak contraction under load), Gluteus Medius (sustained single-leg balance demand), Hamstrings (co-contraction at peak extension), Erector Spinae (sustained lumbar stabilisation)
Standing Rear Kick — Slow Eccentric	Gluteus Maximus (eccentric lengthening from full hip extension back to starting flexed position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus), Hamstrings (eccentric stabiliser), Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through full eccentric return
Standing Rear Kick — Foot Position Varied (inward/outward toe)	Gluteus Maximus — Upper Fibres (increased with foot turned slightly outward — external rotation emphasis), Gluteus Maximus — Lower and Central Fibres (neutral foot position), free footplate positioning allows the kick angle to be varied to target specific gluteal regions not addressable from a fixed foot attachment
Standing Rear Kick — Torso Lean Variation	Gluteus Maximus (torso lean angle changes the hip flexion at start and therefore the glute stretch before extension begins — more forward lean increases initial glute length and stretch-loaded stimulus per rep), handle position selection determines available lean angle range
Standing Rear Kick — Drop Set	Gluteus Maximus (extended time under tension through instant stack drops — selectorized format enables drops without dismounting or repositioning), maximum glute fatigue accumulation per standing kickback session beyond single working weight failure

The standing rear kick trains the gluteus maximus through the hip extension pattern in the standing position — the body orientation that most closely matches the glute's functional role in walking, running, and athletic movement. The standing position also allows the torso lean angle and foot position to be varied through the oversized footplate, which shifts how the hip extension arc loads the different fibres of the gluteal complex. Upper glute fibres, central fibres, and the glute-hamstring tie-in can each be emphasised by adjusting foot rotation and torso lean, making the DRE8032 a complete standing glute development station rather than a fixed-geometry single-angle kickback machine.

Who this machine is built for

Serious Home Gym Builders
You train glutes seriously and you want standing hip extension covered in addition to the seated or lying glute machines in your setup. The DRE8032 delivers the standing kickback pattern with selectorized progressive resistance at 89.0"×32.0" — a narrow footprint for a full-length standing kickback station. The free footplate positioning and multiple handle options extend the glute training variety far beyond what a single fixed-angle cable kickback or plate-loaded machine provides.

Bodybuilders and Physique Athletes
Gluteal fullness from the side and the deep glute tie-in visible from the rear in competition are developed through hip extension loading across multiple angles of the extension arc. The standing kickback produces glute activation in the functional motor pattern that seated and lying machines do not replicate, and the DRE8032's free foot positioning allows the kick angle to be changed to target different fibres of the gluteal complex within the same session. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio makes progressive overload tracking precise, and the slow eccentric and isometric hold variations at peak extension are the most productive single-rep techniques for gluteus maximus hypertrophy.

Commercial Gym Owners and Operators
A dedicated standing rear kick machine is one of the most requested glute training stations in female-skewed commercial memberships and boutique fitness studios. The DRE8032's narrow 32.0" width makes it efficient in a glute training zone alongside the Glute Drive DRE8022 and Hip Abductor/Adductor DRE8020 without requiring wide floor allocations. The Q235A steel construction with 3mm movement arm wall thickness and 800+ hour coating supports the daily use demands of commercial environments. Multiple handle positions serve users of different heights and training style preferences without separate configuration.

Private Personal Training Studios
The free footplate positioning and multiple torso lean angles give trainers meaningful glute targeting variation within a single session — upper glute, central glute, and glute-hamstring tie-in emphasis are all accessible by changing the foot angle and handle position without changing machines. This level of glute training specificity is normally only achievable through cable kickback setups that require constant repositioning. The DRE8032 delivers it from a selectorized station with instant drop set capability.

University and College Athletic Departments
Gluteus maximus strength in the hip extension pattern is directly relevant to sprint drive, jump takeoff, and cutting mechanics across virtually every team sport. The standing kickback position on the DRE8032 trains the glute in the motor pattern closest to athletic hip extension, and the selectorized stack allows load progression to be tracked precisely alongside the team's compound movement programming. The narrow footprint fits efficiently in team weight rooms alongside leg press and squat equipment.

Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine Practitioners
Standing hip extension with selectorized resistance in a machine-guided environment provides controlled posterior chain loading that is useful in gluteal strengthening programmes for hip impingement management, post-surgical hip rehabilitation, and lower back pain protocols where controlled single-leg hip extension is prescribed. The free foot positioning allows the range and angle of hip extension to be managed precisely for each patient's stage of recovery. 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 DRE8032 Standing Rear Kick

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio through the full hip extension arc. The glute is a large, strong muscle — use a weight that allows a full extension arc with controlled eccentric return rather than a load that causes the pelvis to tilt or the lower back to compensate before the kick reaches full extension.
Stand on the oversized footplate with the support leg firmly planted. Position the foot of the support leg based on comfort and balance — the footplate is designed to accommodate free positioning of both the support foot and the working foot.
Position the working foot on the foot pedal mechanism at the angle appropriate for the glute region being targeted. A neutral foot position targets central glute fibres. A slight outward toe rotation shifts emphasis toward the upper glute fibres. Test a light load at the chosen foot position before committing to the working weight.
Select the handle position that provides the torso lean angle for the session. A more forward lean at a lower handle increases hip flexion at the starting position, which stretches the glute more before the kick begins and increases the stretch-loaded eccentric stimulus. A more upright position with a higher handle produces a shorter effective range but may be more comfortable for users new to the movement.
Grip the selected handles firmly with both hands. Confirm the support leg is stable, the working foot is in contact with the foot pedal, and the torso lean feels comfortable and controlled before beginning.
Brace the core before the first rep — the lumbar stabiliser demand increases with heavier loads and the core brace prevents the lower back from compensating for glute fatigue during the set.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position with the working hip in flexion and the glute at its starting length, drive the working leg backward and upward through the kickback arc by contracting the gluteus maximus and extending the hip.
Focus the drive on the glute extending the hip rather than on the knee straightening. The knee angle should remain relatively consistent through the kick — the extension comes from the hip, not from knee straightening at the top.
Kick to full hip extension at the peak where the gluteus maximus is at maximum contraction, holding for one to two seconds to maximise the peak stimulation before beginning the return.
Return the working leg under control over at least two seconds, allowing the glute to lengthen back to the starting flexed position. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through this eccentric return, which is where the most productive hypertrophy stimulus is generated.
Complete all reps on one leg before switching to the other leg. The single-leg alternating pattern also trains the gluteus medius and hip stabilisers of the support leg simultaneously throughout the set.
After the final rep, return the working foot to the starting position before releasing the handles and stepping off the footplate.

Owner's Manual

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

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Standing Rear Kick DRE8032

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The Dynasty Fitness DRE8032 Standing Rear Kick is a selectorized glute kickback machine that trains the gluteus maximus through a standing hip extension pattern — the body position that places the glute at a long functional length at the start of each kick and drives it through a full hip extension arc to peak contraction at the top, delivering targeted gluteal isolation that seated and lying machines cannot replicate from the same standing motor pattern. An oversized footplate provides exceptional footing stability for the support leg and allows free foot positioning to shift the emphasis between different gluteal regions across a set, while multiple handle positions on the handle frame let the user adjust torso lean angle to change how the hip extension arc loads the glute from rep to rep. The frame is constructed from Q235A high-strength steel with 3mm wall thickness movement arms, finished in electrostatic powder coating that passes 800+ hours of salt spray and impact testing for a commercial service life. The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio through the full hip extension kickback arc. Built to commercial grade at 89.0"×32.0"×71.0" with a 210 lb standard stack and a 250 lb upgrade option available through Dynasty Fitness, the DRE8032 is built for commercial gyms, personal training studios, and serious home gym setups where standing selectorized glute kickback training with free foot positioning and variable torso angle is a glute programming priority.

Standing hip extension kickback trains the gluteus maximus from the standing position where the glute begins each rep at a long functional length and drives through the full extension arc to peak contraction — producing the glute activation profile of the functional kick pattern in a selectorized machine environment with progressively loaded resistance
Oversized footplate provides stable support for the standing leg and allows free foot positioning to shift glute targeting between different regions of the gluteal complex across a set or between sessions, covering glute development from multiple kickback angles within a single machine
Multiple handle positions adjust the torso lean angle through the kickback, changing how the hip extension arc loads the gluteus maximus and allowing the training posture to be varied for different stimuli or to accommodate users of different heights and proportions
Q235A high-strength steel with 3mm wall thickness movement arms and 800+ hour salt spray tested electrostatic powder coating deliver commercial durability in a 89.0"×32.0" narrow-footprint standing kickback station — keeping the glute training area productive without expanding the floor plan

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Exercises and muscles targeted

Exercise	Muscles Targeted
Standing Rear Kick (bilateral alternating)	Gluteus Maximus (primary — hip extension from flexed starting position through to peak extension), Gluteus Medius — Posterior Fibres (secondary — hip stabiliser during single-leg support phase), Hamstrings (secondary — knee flexion stabiliser at foot contact), Erector Spinae (secondary — lumbar stabiliser throughout)
Standing Rear Kick — Isometric Hold (peak)	Gluteus Maximus (sustained isometric at full hip extension — maximum glute peak contraction under load), Gluteus Medius (sustained single-leg balance demand), Hamstrings (co-contraction at peak extension), Erector Spinae (sustained lumbar stabilisation)
Standing Rear Kick — Slow Eccentric	Gluteus Maximus (eccentric lengthening from full hip extension back to starting flexed position — maximum hypertrophy stimulus), Hamstrings (eccentric stabiliser), Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through full eccentric return
Standing Rear Kick — Foot Position Varied (inward/outward toe)	Gluteus Maximus — Upper Fibres (increased with foot turned slightly outward — external rotation emphasis), Gluteus Maximus — Lower and Central Fibres (neutral foot position), free footplate positioning allows the kick angle to be varied to target specific gluteal regions not addressable from a fixed foot attachment
Standing Rear Kick — Torso Lean Variation	Gluteus Maximus (torso lean angle changes the hip flexion at start and therefore the glute stretch before extension begins — more forward lean increases initial glute length and stretch-loaded stimulus per rep), handle position selection determines available lean angle range
Standing Rear Kick — Drop Set	Gluteus Maximus (extended time under tension through instant stack drops — selectorized format enables drops without dismounting or repositioning), maximum glute fatigue accumulation per standing kickback session beyond single working weight failure

Who this machine is built for

How to setup and use

Setting Up the DRE8032 Standing Rear Kick

Select the working weight on the stack using the selector pin. The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio through the full hip extension arc. The glute is a large, strong muscle — use a weight that allows a full extension arc with controlled eccentric return rather than a load that causes the pelvis to tilt or the lower back to compensate before the kick reaches full extension.
Stand on the oversized footplate with the support leg firmly planted. Position the foot of the support leg based on comfort and balance — the footplate is designed to accommodate free positioning of both the support foot and the working foot.
Position the working foot on the foot pedal mechanism at the angle appropriate for the glute region being targeted. A neutral foot position targets central glute fibres. A slight outward toe rotation shifts emphasis toward the upper glute fibres. Test a light load at the chosen foot position before committing to the working weight.
Select the handle position that provides the torso lean angle for the session. A more forward lean at a lower handle increases hip flexion at the starting position, which stretches the glute more before the kick begins and increases the stretch-loaded eccentric stimulus. A more upright position with a higher handle produces a shorter effective range but may be more comfortable for users new to the movement.
Grip the selected handles firmly with both hands. Confirm the support leg is stable, the working foot is in contact with the foot pedal, and the torso lean feels comfortable and controlled before beginning.
Brace the core before the first rep — the lumbar stabiliser demand increases with heavier loads and the core brace prevents the lower back from compensating for glute fatigue during the set.

Performing the Exercise

From the starting position with the working hip in flexion and the glute at its starting length, drive the working leg backward and upward through the kickback arc by contracting the gluteus maximus and extending the hip.
Focus the drive on the glute extending the hip rather than on the knee straightening. The knee angle should remain relatively consistent through the kick — the extension comes from the hip, not from knee straightening at the top.
Kick to full hip extension at the peak where the gluteus maximus is at maximum contraction, holding for one to two seconds to maximise the peak stimulation before beginning the return.
Return the working leg under control over at least two seconds, allowing the glute to lengthen back to the starting flexed position. The Dynasty Flex-Stack 1:1 ratio delivers consistent resistance through this eccentric return, which is where the most productive hypertrophy stimulus is generated.
Complete all reps on one leg before switching to the other leg. The single-leg alternating pattern also trains the gluteus medius and hip stabilisers of the support leg simultaneously throughout the set.
After the final rep, return the working foot to the starting position before releasing the handles and stepping off the footplate.

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

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Standing Rear Kick DRE8032

$2,559.00

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Key Features

Standing Hip Extension Pattern

The DRE8032 trains the gluteus maximus through the standing hip extension kick - the motor pattern where the glute is most functionally loaded. In the standing position, the hip begins in flexion at the start of each rep, which places the gluteus maximus at a lengthened position before the extension begins. As the leg kicks backward through the arc, the glute shortens from this stretched starting length to full peak contraction at the top. This stretch-to-contraction range from a standing body orientation is the mechanism that makes the standing kickback pattern produce a different glute activation profile from the seated hip thrust or the lying curl — each position loads the glute from a different functional starting length and through a different extension arc.

Oversized Footplate

The footplate is sized to provide stable support for the standing leg without restricting foot placement, and the working foot contacts the foot pedal mechanism at the angle the user selects rather than a fixed foot slot. This free positioning is what allows the kick angle to be varied for different gluteal regions — a neutral foot drives the kick straight back and targets central gluteus maximus fibres, while a slightly externally rotated foot adds a rotation component that shifts emphasis toward the upper glute fibres. The ability to vary this angle without a tool change means different gluteal targeting can be programmed within a single session by simply repositioning the foot on the pedal between sets.

Multiple Handle Positions and Torso Lean

The handle frame provides multiple grip positions that determine the torso lean angle during the kickback. Torso lean is the variable that sets the hip flexion angle at the start of each rep, which directly determines how much the glute is stretched at the beginning of the extension. A more forward lean with a lower handle grip increases the hip flexion angle, lengthening the glute more before the kick begins and producing a more stretch-loaded eccentric stimulus at the bottom. A more upright position with a higher handle reduces the starting stretch and shifts the emphasis toward the peak contraction range at the top of the kick. Multiple handle positions mean this is a programmable variable across different sessions and training goals rather than a fixed geometry.

Q235A Steel with 3mm Movement Arm Wall Thickness

The frame uses Q235A high-strength steel throughout, with the movement arm components specifically constructed with 3mm wall thickness. The 3mm wall specification is above standard for selectorized movement arms, which typically use thinner-wall steel in value-tier machines. The thicker wall increases torsional rigidity in the kick arm mechanism — the component that takes the full lateral and vertical loading during every kick rep. The heavier wall also reduces the micro-flex that thinner-wall arms produce under heavy kick resistance, keeping the force transfer from the foot pedal through the mechanism to the stack consistent across the full working weight range.

Dynasty Flex-Stack System

The DRE8032 runs on the Dynasty Flex-Stack System, delivering a true 1:1 felt weight ratio through the full standing hip extension arc. The resistance is consistent from the starting flexed position through to full extension at the peak of the kick and back through the eccentric return. This matters specifically at the stretched starting position where the glute is at its longest and where the eccentric return stimulus is greatest — a cam-based machine that reduces felt weight at the bottom of the kickback underserves the most productive part of the movement for gluteus maximus hypertrophy. The instant drop set capability of the selectorized stack allows maximum glute fatigue accumulation within a set series without dismounting or repositioning.

Product Information
Product Name	Standing Rear Kick
Model	DRE8032
Series	DRE80 Selectorized Series
Product Type	Selectorized Standing Glute Kickback Machine
Function	Standing hip extension kickback — gluteus maximus isolation
Target Muscles	Gluteus Maximus (primary), Gluteus Medius — Posterior Fibres, Hamstrings (secondary)
Resistance System	Dynasty Flex-Stack System — 1:1 felt weight ratio
Grade	Commercial
Colour	Black
Dimensions and Weight
Length	89.0 in (225.5 cm)
Width	32.0 in (81.0 cm)
Height	71.0 in (180.0 cm)
Net Weight	562 lbs (255 kg)
Weight Stack
Standard Weight Stack	210 lbs
Upgraded Weight Stack	250 lbs — contact Dynasty Fitness
Footplate and Handle System
Footplate	Oversized — free foot positioning for targeted gluteal region selection
Handle Positions	Multiple — adjustable torso lean angle for training posture variation
Mechanism and Bearings
Bearings	6005-2Z x6
Frame and Construction
Frame Steel Grade	Q235A high-strength steel
Movement Arm Wall Thickness	3mm
Surface Finish	Electrostatic powder coating — 800+ hours salt spray and impact tested
Indoor Use Only	Yes

Q: How does the standing kickback position differ from seated or lying glute machines for glute training?
A: The standing position keeps the hip extending from a flexed starting angle where the gluteus maximus is at a relatively lengthened position at the beginning of each rep. In the seated hip thrust position the glute works from a different hip angle, and in the lying position the glute works against gravity differently. The standing kickback specifically trains the glute through the extension arc in the upright standing motor pattern — closest to the position the glute works in during walking, running, and athletic movement. The three positions each produce a distinct glute activation profile, and a complete glute training programme benefits from including more than one of them across a training cycle.

Q: How do I use the free footplate positioning to target different areas of the glutes?
A: The angle of the foot on the foot pedal changes the rotation component of the hip extension kick, which shifts which fibres of the gluteus maximus are most loaded through the arc. A neutral foot position with the toes pointing straight back targets the central gluteus maximus fibres through a standard posterior hip extension. Turning the toes slightly outward adds external hip rotation to the kick, which increases the load on the upper gluteus maximus fibres and engages the posterior fibres of the gluteus medius more directly. Start with a neutral position and add small amounts of external rotation to feel the shift in emphasis before committing to a working set at any foot angle.

Q: How do the different handle positions change the exercise?
A: The handle position determines where the torso leans during the kickback, which changes the hip flexion angle at the starting position of each rep. A lower handle grip allows more forward torso lean, which increases hip flexion at the start and stretches the gluteus maximus more before the extension begins — producing a longer effective training range and a more stretch-loaded eccentric stimulus per rep. A higher handle grip produces a more upright torso position, shorter starting glute stretch, and places more emphasis on the peak contraction range at the top of the kick. Choose the handle position based on whether the session prioritises stretch-loaded hypertrophy work or peak contraction finishing work for the glutes.

Q: What is the Dynasty Flex-Stack System and why does it matter for a standing kickback?
A: The Dynasty Flex-Stack System delivers a true 1:1 felt weight ratio throughout the standing hip extension arc. This means the selected stack weight is the resistance the glute works against from the starting position through to peak extension and back through the eccentric return. The fully extended position at the top of the kick is where the glute is at its shortest and where the isometric peak contraction hold produces the highest stimulus — and the Flex-Stack system maintains consistent resistance at this position rather than reducing it through a cam. The selectorized format also allows instant drop sets without repositioning, which extends the time under tension within a single glute training session beyond what a single working weight failure allows.

Q: How should I programme the DRE8032 alongside other glute machines in the same session?
A: The DRE8032 trains the glute through the standing unilateral hip extension kick. It pairs most productively with horizontal hip extension from the Glute Drive DRE8022, which loads the glute through the thrust pattern from a seated position, and with the Hip Abductor/Adductor DRE8020 for gluteus medius abduction work that the kickback does not specifically target. In a single glute session, running the DRE8022 for bilateral hip thrust volume first and then the DRE8032 for unilateral standing kickback isolation is a common programming sequence that covers both the bilateral thrust and the unilateral extension stimulus within one posterior chain session.

Q: What Dynasty Fitness machines pair with the DRE8032 for a complete glute and lower body training area?
A: The DRE8032 covers standing unilateral hip extension for gluteus maximus isolation. Pair it with the Glute Drive DRE8022 for horizontal bilateral hip thrust training that produces the highest glute activation of any machine exercise. The Hip Abductor/Adductor DRE8020 adds gluteus medius abduction and inner thigh adduction to complete the full glute complex. The Prone Leg Curl DRE8015 adds hamstring training in the hip-extended position that complements the posterior chain hip extension emphasis of the kickback. Together these four stations cover the complete glute and posterior chain from dedicated selectorized stations for each movement pattern.

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