Temple of Gainz
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💜 BLACK NOVEMBER SALE IS LIVE! 🖤
🔥 The Lat Pullover is ON SALE! Promotional pricing is already reflected in the listed price. No coupon code needed!
💰 BUY MORE, SAVE MORE!* Save an additional $200 for every machine after the first when purchasing multiple eligible machines together. Bundle savings are automatically applied at checkout. No coupon code needed!
🚚 FREE SHIPPING! Estimated In-Stock Date: Late December 2026
Estimated availability dates are subject to change and are not guaranteed shipping dates.
*Bundle savings require all machines to ship together in one combined shipment. If your order includes in-stock machines, they will be held until all machines are available. See promotional terms for details.
Rare machine alert! The Temple of Gainz Plate-Loaded Lat Pullover Machine is your opportunity to own and use a machine used by the bodybuilding greats, most iconically familiarized by Dorian Yates. The lat pullover was often called the "upper body squat" due to the number of muscles it hits in the upper body.
Our interpretation combines modern technology to bring you this machine to your home at a price you would not believe. Featuring a comfortable and ergonomically correct slightly inclined position, which a super-smooth one hand seat adjustment mechanism, it's easy to find the perfect starting position for your build.
Elbow pads allow you to stabilize your arms and grip from a narrow to wide angle, whatever is most comfortable for you. The movement itself features an incredibly smooth belt-driven motion, with two weight horns, allowing for an easy way to load massive amounts of weight. Two optional weight horns allow for weight plate storage.
Build your lats, chest, and upper body with this classic, rare, and incredible machine. Don't believe us? Take Bret Contreras' word on pullover machines in general:
"The machine pullover rocks because it keeps constant tension on the lates through the fullest ROM. It's like a free weight pullover and a straight-arm pulldown combined. It's an instance where machinery allows for something cool that you can't do with free weights."
