Booty Builder Selectorized Standing Hip Thrust
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The world’s first Selectorized Standing Hip Thrust machine. Upgrade your space with our new selectorized weight stack design, providing optimal ease of use and versatility.
The Booty Builder Selectorized Standing Hip Thrust Machine features thick padding for pelvic support and multiple hand positions for athletes of all sizes.
Easily select your desired weight using the 120 kg / 264 lbs selectorized weight stack and/or add optional Booty Builder Resistance Bands for more top end resistance! All this fits within a compact design, perfect for any gym space.
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Additional information
| Assembly size | L 1515 × W 861 × H 1578 mm / L 60”× W 34”× H 62” inches |
|---|---|
| Net Weight | 290 kg / 639 lbs |
| Weight Plates | 120 kg / 264 lb in total + rubber bands |
| Shipping Weight | 356 kg / 785 lbs |
| Shipping dimensions | 1 pallet = 1120 × 940 × 1790 mm / 44.1” × 37” × 70.5” inches |
| Transportation | Delivered on 1 pallet almost fully assembled |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Selectorized Standing Hip Thrust
Is this machine effective?
Short answer:
Yes — the selectorized version delivers smooth, consistent resistance that’s perfect for glute training.
Long answer:
The Booty Builder Selectorized Standing Hip Thrust provides a controlled resistance curve through its 120 kg / 264 lb weight stack. This allows you to perform powerful and consistent hip-thrust motions without the variability of free plates. The smooth selectorized system helps users achieve strong glute activation while maintaining stability and comfort — ideal for both heavy training and high-rep glute work.
Yes — the selectorized version delivers smooth, consistent resistance that’s perfect for glute training.
Long answer:
The Booty Builder Selectorized Standing Hip Thrust provides a controlled resistance curve through its 120 kg / 264 lb weight stack. This allows you to perform powerful and consistent hip-thrust motions without the variability of free plates. The smooth selectorized system helps users achieve strong glute activation while maintaining stability and comfort — ideal for both heavy training and high-rep glute work.
Who is this machine ideal for?
Short answer:
Commercial gyms, personal training centers, rehab settings, and anyone who wants fast, easy load adjustment.
Long answer:
The selectorized system makes this machine ideal for environments where multiple users train:
Commercial gyms, personal training centers, rehab settings, and anyone who wants fast, easy load adjustment.
Long answer:
The selectorized system makes this machine ideal for environments where multiple users train:
- Commercial gyms: fast weight changes, minimal setup, durable build
- PT studios: precise load control for each client
- Rehabilitation settings: predictable resistance and easy progression
- Strength athletes: smooth resistance perfect for progressive overload
- General fitness users: intuitive and comfortable hip-thrust variation
How do you use it?
Short answer:
Select your weight, adjust the thigh pad, hold the handles, and drive your hips forward through your heels.
Long answer:
The selectorized system makes this machine ideal for environments where multiple users train:
Select your weight, adjust the thigh pad, hold the handles, and drive your hips forward through your heels.
Long answer:
The selectorized system makes this machine ideal for environments where multiple users train:
- Select your weight on the 120 kg / 264 lb stack
- Sit on the bench and place your feet over the calf pads
- Release the side lever to lower the thigh pad
- Adjust the top pad to your upper thighs
- Choose your preferred hand grip (side or center)
- Keep your arms straight
- Drive through your heels and extend the hips
- Lower back with control
- Sit fully down, lock the pad, and step off
How is this different from the plate-loaded version?
Short answer:
Faster weight changes, smoother tension, and a commercial-grade feel.
Long answer:
While the plate-loaded Standing Hip Thrust is great for compact spaces and simple glute training, the selectorized model is built for:
Faster weight changes, smoother tension, and a commercial-grade feel.
Long answer:
While the plate-loaded Standing Hip Thrust is great for compact spaces and simple glute training, the selectorized model is built for:
- Faster adjustments (no plates needed)
- More precise increments
- Smooth, cable-driven resistance
- Better flow in busy environments
- Cleaner load progression for clients
Does the selectorized system change how the resistance feels?
Short answer:
It provides consistent tension and precise load control, making it easy to adjust intensity from rep to rep.
Long answer:
Both the plate-loaded and selectorized versions offer a smooth hip-thrust motion. The difference with the selectorized model is not “smoothness,” but consistency and convenience:
It provides consistent tension and precise load control, making it easy to adjust intensity from rep to rep.
Long answer:
Both the plate-loaded and selectorized versions offer a smooth hip-thrust motion. The difference with the selectorized model is not “smoothness,” but consistency and convenience:
- The weight stack makes resistance extremely predictable across all reps
- Load increases are precise, using fixed increments
- Weight changes take seconds, ideal for shared gym environments
- Great for drop sets, supersets, and PT clients who need quick adjustments
Can it be used for rehab?
Short answer:
Yes – smooth resistance and small weight increments make it ideal for controlled rehabilitation work.
Long answer:
Rehab professionals love selectorized machines because they allow precise load selection, small jumps in resistance, and stable movement. Clients can progress gradually, focusing on hip extension without stressing the knees or spine. This makes the machine highly suitable for return-to-training protocols.
Yes – smooth resistance and small weight increments make it ideal for controlled rehabilitation work.
Long answer:
Rehab professionals love selectorized machines because they allow precise load selection, small jumps in resistance, and stable movement. Clients can progress gradually, focusing on hip extension without stressing the knees or spine. This makes the machine highly suitable for return-to-training protocols.
Does it support resistance bands as well?
Short answer:
Yes – you can use Booty Builder bands for extra top-end tension.
Long answer:
The machine includes band pegs so you can add variable resistance. This makes the lockout portion of the movement more challenging — perfect for glute development, athletic performance, and burnout sets.
Yes – you can use Booty Builder bands for extra top-end tension.
Long answer:
The machine includes band pegs so you can add variable resistance. This makes the lockout portion of the movement more challenging — perfect for glute development, athletic performance, and burnout sets.
Is it comfortable to use?
Short answer:
Yes – the thick pelvic support and adjustable pads fit users of all sizes.
Long answer:
The machine features:
Yes – the thick pelvic support and adjustable pads fit users of all sizes.
Long answer:
The machine features:
- Thick pelvic padding
- Adjustable lower and upper thigh pads
- Multiple hand grips/li>
- Comfortable seating position
Does it take much space?
Short answer:
No – despite being selectorized, it has a compact footprint for a weight-stack machine.
Long answer:
Its 1515 × 861 × 1578 mm design fits easily into most commercial and home gym layouts. The compact structure makes it ideal for facilities wanting high functionality without giving up much floor space.
No – despite being selectorized, it has a compact footprint for a weight-stack machine.
Long answer:
Its 1515 × 861 × 1578 mm design fits easily into most commercial and home gym layouts. The compact structure makes it ideal for facilities wanting high functionality without giving up much floor space.
