Rear Kick DSH007

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The Dynasty Fitness DSH007 Rear Kick is a plate-loaded standing glute kickback machine that trains the gluteus maximus through unilateral hip extension in a standing forward-leanin g position, delivering a targeted glute isolation stimulus that bilateral squat and hip thrust machines cannot replicate at the same muscle length and movement angle. The resistance arm follows the natural arc of the hip joint via two ball bearings, and a 20° inclined wide body pad with angled auxiliary handles keeps the torso stable and the hip correctly positioned through the full kick arc without requiring the user to manage balance independently. A padded calf support anchors the supporting leg and eliminates lower body compensation that allows the glute to work in pure isolation, and an oversized dual-angle anti-slip footplate accommodates different external hip rotation positions to target different portions of the gluteus maximus. Built from PT60×120×2.5mm steel with a 331 lb single weight horn capacity in matte black, the DSH007 is built for commercial gyms, glute-focused training studios, and serious home gym setups where dedicated plate-loaded unilateral glute isolation is a core programming priority. Plate-loaded standing glute kickback machine with a 331 lb single weight horn that trains the gluteus maximus through unilateral hip extension at a movement angle and muscle length that bilateral machines cannot reach 20° inclined wide body pad and angled auxiliary handles position the torso at the correct forward lean for full hip extension range so the glute drives through the complete arc without the lower back compensating at the top of the kick Padded calf support anchors the supporting leg throughout the kickback so the gluteus maximus of the working leg reaches failure before stabiliser fatigue in the support structures cuts the set short Dual-angle anti-slip footplate supports different external hip rotation positions so the lateral and medial portions of the gluteus maximus can be targeted with subtle foot angle adjustments within the same exercise Show more