PRO Series Commercial Hip Thrust Machine | Plate-Loaded Glute Trainer

Designed to meet the demands of high-traffic commercial gyms and training facilities, this commercial gym equipment features an exceptionally robust 75mm x 75mm frame constructed from 4mm-thick steel tubing for outstanding strength, stability and durability. Premium 50mm+ commercial-grade upholstery with an anti-tear, anti-slip finish provides excellent comfort and support while being engineered to withstand intensive everyday use.



Why use a dedicated hip thrust machine?

The barbell hip thrust is a popular exercise for developing the glutes, but setting up with a barbell can be awkward.

A dedicated hip thrust machine simplifies the process.

With a dedicated machine, you can: Get into position more easily, Avoid balancing a barbell across your hips, Use dedicated cushioning and support, Perform consistent repetitions, Progressively increase resistance, Spend less time setting up between sets.


What is a hip thrust machine?

A hip thrust machine is a strength-training machine designed specifically for performing hip thrusts, an exercise that primarily targets the glute muscles.

The user sits with their upper back supported and drives the hips upward against resistance, extending the hips before returning to the starting position under control.

The exercise primarily targets the: Gluteus maximus, Hamstrings, Adductors, Other muscles involved in hip extension.


What muscles does the hip thrust work?

✅ Gluteus maximus
The primary muscle responsible for hip extension and the main target of the exercise.

✅ Hamstrings
Assist with hip extension and contribute to the movement.

✅ Adductors
Certain adductor muscles contribute to hip extension, particularly depending on hip position and technique.

✅ Core and stabilising muscles
The trunk and surrounding musculature help maintain a stable position throughout the exercise.


Hip thrusts are an effective exercise for training the glutes through hip extension and are widely used in strength and hypertrophy programmes.


The machine doesn't replace the barbell—it simplifies the exercise. For lifters who already enjoy barbell hip thrusts, a dedicated machine provides another way to train the same movement with a more streamlined setup.


Comfortable hip and back support

Hip thrusts place pressure across the hips and upper back, making appropriate padding particularly important. The PRO Series Hip Thrust Machine uses dedicated cushioned support to make the exercise more comfortable during repeated sets.


Non-slip contact points

Non-slip surfaces help provide secure contact during training, allowing users to concentrate on the hip thrust movement rather than constantly adjusting their position.


Why plate loaded?

✅ Progressive overload
Increase resistance as your strength improves.

✅ Flexible loading
Add or remove plates according to the user.

✅ Use your existing plates
Ideal for gyms that already have Olympic plates.

✅ Simple resistance adjustment
No selector pin or integrated weight stack is required.


Ideal for:

✅ Commercial gyms
A dedicated glute-training station that can be used repeatedly throughout the day.

✅ Personal training studios
Ideal for trainers programming targeted glute and lower-body work.

✅ Strength & conditioning facilities
Hip thrusts can complement programmes focused on lower-body strength and power.

✅ Bodybuilding gyms
A dedicated machine for adding targeted glute volume to lower-body sessions.

✅ Serious home gyms
Particularly useful for people who prioritise glute development and don't want to repeatedly set up barbell hip thrusts.


Is a hip thrust machine worth the space?

If glute training is only an occasional part of your programme, a barbell, bench or cable system may provide enough versatility. But if you regularly perform hip thrusts, a dedicated machine can make the exercise significantly easier to set up and repeat.

2 Years Parts | Lifetime Frame