Glute Machines

Our collection of glute machines has been curated from the best brands in the world, ensuring durability, quality, and effectiveness, every single time. If you’re looking for high-quality gym machines for glutes, we can help.

We take pride in offering the best in both quality and customer experience. All our glute machines are sourced from leading brands around the world, backed by the strongest warranties in the industry. No matter which piece you’re interested in, you can rest assured it’s been engineered with top-quality materials and will stay durable for life. 

We’re also committed to making sure you make the best choice possible. Whether you’re a fitness expert or a beginner, finding the right machine for your space and fitness goals isn’t always easy. That’s why our knowledge and experience are at your disposal. If you'd like any help during the decision making process, feel free to contact us directly, or come in to see us in our Canberra store. 

And if you’d like to buy from anywhere else in Australia, we can help with that too. We offer nationwide shipping and have a hassle-free returns policy, so you can get your purchase shipped directly to you, quickly and reliably. 

See our gym machines for glutes here

With our curated range of glute machines, you’re sure to find something that suits your fitness level, budget, and preferences. Take a look here, or read more below.

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Glute Machines FAQs

What is the most effective glute workout?

The most effective glute workout will change depending on what your goals are, whether enhancing the strength, size, tone or performance of the muscles. While purpose-built machines are particularly effective at working the glutes, non-machine exercises like hip thrusts, squats, deadlifts, lateral band walks and glute bridges can also help you reach your glute goals.

Does the glute machine really work?

Yes, leg and glute machines are very effective at working these major muscle groups. The glutes are amongst the strongest muscles in the body, so the ability to isolate the muscles and add weight to your workout can help you to develop a level of glute strength and size that simply isn’t possible through bodyweight exercise.

What is the difference between a hip thrust and a glute machine?

Hip thrust machines and glute machines are used differently and target muscles differently. Hip thrust machines see you elevate your upper back on a bench and place a barbell across your hips, which you lift through your heels – an exercise which targets both the glutes and the stabilising muscles that surround them. A glute machine, meanwhile, is a fixed-resistance machine that isolates the glutes, by getting you to push against a weighted pad with your legs.

Do squats work glutes?

Squats are perhaps the most well-known and widely used exercise for engaging glutes. This exercise works all your glute muscles at once, and is an effective way to build glute size and strength. No equipment is needed, although you can use a barbell or dumbbells to increase the intensity of the workout beyond the limits of your bodyweight.

Find the perfect glute machine with GymQuip

We’re always happy to help people find what they’re looking for—talk to us today about your goals and your budget, and we can help you find what you need to reach the next stage of your fitness journey.  

We can also price match if you’ve found the same machine cheaper somewhere else—just let us know and we’ll be happy to beat the price, online or in-store. Click here for more details.