Build That Booty with the Hip Thrust 2.0 by Bells of Steel

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Building your booty has never been this easy! Well, the set-up, that is. The heavy lifting is still up to you.

This hip thrust machine will make your reps count. Its angled footplate allows for a deep stretch in the bottom of the exercise, without needing gymnast-level ankle flexibility. And with the pivoting pad, your back is supported from rock bottom to full extension.

The 31.75” x 18.75” footplate of this hip thrust machine is spacious enough to accommodate big feet and wider stances. Its thick-padded belt features two latches and an adjustable length, so it fits smaller and larger waist sizes.

The tubing holes on the frame's base are great for fitting a landmine attachment, adding even more versatility. Plus, the protective UHMW stoppers prevent metal-on-metal contact to keep it looking like new.

Pair it with resistance bands or a glute loop for the booty burn of your life.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introducing the Hip Thrust 2.0
00:24 - Improving the Belt for Hip Thrusts
02:25 - Multi-Purpose Exercises
03:35 - Demo of Hip Thrust Techniques
04:59 - Outro and Summary

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[allaboutbaseball]

This is a genius design. Thank you for always thinking about the consumer and making quality multipurpose equipment! 🎉

[brokencadences]

I need a bigger house for all this new equipment! First the stair climber and now the updated machine... have mercy

[diapherodestruncata]

Can that foot plate come closer to the back pad? Looks more like a leg press at full hip extension with that set up.

[chrisl]

Is this a spoof? The fact that a guy with a “dad bod” is using all of that weight tells me that this machine is not effective in targeting the glutes.

[spaghettiman]

Unfortunately 600lbs capacity is not heavy enough for me as a competitive lifter. I need more than that as an accessory to my deadlifts and squats. For most elite athletes we need a machine rated 1000lb+ alot of strong female athlete hit high 600s on these machines cuz they can hit like 800lbs on the barbell, strong men break these machines (seen several end up flying in the air looking like the golden state bridge after snapping the belt) usually with about 500-600lbs on the machine. Ideally for a one time investment you don’t want something that’s gonna break on you eventually when your trying to be on the podium for your IPF meet or the stage in strongman, or if your just trying to get the biggest pair of glutes in the game naturally or something. At that price I’m better off getting a lower quality machine with a lower capacity on amazon that if I break I won’t feel as bad cuz it’s not 1000+$. I know this is for most people, which makes sense it would cover. But I hope the 3.0 takes account the obsessed in their profession. Cuz you guys make really good stuff.

If the capacity is just based on the sleeve length and it’s actually higher if I use high tensile bands and 100lbs metal plates then I would gladly buy it. Please let me know.