The gym that is most often shown is known as The Iron Paradise and is located at The Rock's Miami House. Now, at first glance, it's evident that this gym is out of this world, but what you forget is that it's attached to an absolute mansion, also owned by The Rock.

If you're like me, the house looks cool, but I'd be spending the majority of my time in the gym anyways. Due to 'The Rock' preferring bodybuilding type training, you won't find your usual "functional fitness" type of equipment.

In fact, after going through all the photos and videos available on The Rock's Iron Paradise, I didn't see a single squat rack. Now, before you go bonkers, understand that The Rock is striving to keep a trim waist that will look good in front of a camera. Although I believe in the efficiency of the squat, he chooses to stick to mostly machine movements instead (it's also hard to argue with a physique like his.) He used to say he only did leg press, but he's since started squatting.

Have no fear though, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson hits his fair share of leg days, in fact, he says it's his favorite day of the week.

As you can see, whether he's hitting leg extensions or leg presses on his vertical leg press, there's no doubt that Dwayne Johnson is hitting the lower body.

Many of the machines in his gym are made by StarTrac, including that leg extension. StarTrac has been around for some time and specializes in spin bikes as well as heavy-duty, made for commercial use gym equipment.

Their equipment features oversized rollers, heavy-weight stacks, and premium finishes. There isn't much better commercial equipment available.

In addition to most of the weight machines being made by StarTrac, The Rock's Iron Paradise also features a huge functional trainer from StarTrac as his centerpiece.

A functional trainer for someone of Johnson's size would need to have heavy duty cables, welds, and large stacks; the StarTrac functional trainer features all of these. It's kind of funny to see this type of equipment outside of a commercial gym because it's just so large and overdone, but then again, so is The Rock.

Another big piece of any gym, and especially The Rock's Iron Paradise are dumbbells. The Rock has chosen some of the most popular and well-rated dumbbells available which are made by Iron Grip.

When his dog Hobbs isn't chewing them, The Rock is lifting them. Most gyms have dumbbells that go up to 100 lbs, but once again, as is the theme for The Rock and the Iron Paradise, his dumbbells go up to 150 lbs. Not only are these dumbbells super high quality, but they're also costly.

In addition to Iron Grip Dumbbells, Iron Paradise is also filled to the brim with Iron Grip Plates. These plates have a 12-sided design that are pretty annoying for deadlifts, but seeing as Dwayne Johnson doesn't deadlift, they're perfect for him.

The Rock's SSB

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A newer piece of equipment The Rock has added to his gym is one of our personal favorites and that's the Kabuki Transformer Bar.

The Transformer Bar is an extremely high-end and versatile safety squat bar that has a rotating sleeve to allow the muscles to be worked in a different manner than the typical camber on a SSB. It was pretty cool to see Dwayne post this photo on Instagram as I had no idea he was this into equipment. The Transformer Bar is still somewhat underground as far as popularity, but he obviously knows his stuff.

In addition to the StarTrac equipment, The Iron Paradise also features Hammer Strength machines which are the most popular plate-loaded pieces of equipment on the market. Hammer Strength equipment is made to take anything you can throw at it and allow you to load up an insane amount of weight.

As you can see, The Rock loves Hammer Strength Equipment and has his gym filled with it. Everything from their ever-popular Lat Pulldown to their hardly seen GHD can be found in the Iron Paradise. It must be said that these pieces of equipment are NOT cheap, and also incredibly heavy.

In most of our featured gyms (check out Jocko Willink's gym here) we see a lot of squat racks and barbells, but it's cool to see The Rock's take on the situation.

Now, don't let what we've shown you so far fool you. Dwayne Johnson lifts a lot of weight, but he's no stranger to cardio equipment. In fact, based on his social media, it seems he starts almost every day with some sort of cardio.

The cardio equipment that The Rock most often uses is the elliptical and stair climber. The ones he uses are made by Precor, once again, a commercial gym equipment company specializing in outfitting gyms like Lifetime Fitness and Gold's Gym, not your average home gym.

Don't worry, although The Rock doesn't squat (at least he didn't used to, he's since started to as evidenced by his use of the Kabuki Transformer SSB) or have much use for a Power Rack, he does bench and uses the same one I have in my garage, the Rogue Westside Bench 2.0.

This is about as stout as a bench can come and is able to take anything you can throw at it. In addition to the bench, the bar that The Rock most often uses on the bench is the Rogue MG-3 Multi-Grip Bar (another piece of equipment I have in my gym.) Rogue Fitness makes quality equipment that focuses more on Powerlifting, Olympic Weightlifting, and Crossfit, but can still be greatly utilized by someone who focuses on Bodybuilding-type training.

Everything from the equipment to the white brick walls is unique and makes for an environment that is conducive to getting up and putting work in. This is the biggest takeaway I think most people can get from Dwayne Johnson's Iron Paradise. Sure, most won't be able to afford the space or equipment that The Rock uses, but you can create an environment that makes you want to be a better you.

I find The Rock to be very motivational. Not only does he run a crazy schedule, but he's gone from a football player to professional wrestler, and now a big-time celebrity in one lifetime. For most, this is the equivalent of three separate lives, but I'm most excited to see what he does next.

With his work ethic and drive, the sky is the limit.

Finally, the last feature of the Iron Paradise that we would be remiss not to mention is the full kitchen at the back end of the gym.

For most of you reading this. If this were in your gym, you'd never leave, and I'm sure The Rock never wants to either.