InBody uses advanced BIA technology to provide an accurate assessment of your client’s body composition and help validate programs to improve the bottom line.
The InBody Difference
Perform easy and non-invasive body composition tests in less than 60 seconds
Measure fat, muscle, and water levels with the accuracy of gold standard methods
Track your client’s progress with a full-page result sheet printout
Use the InBody Result Sheet to guide, educate, and care for your clients in ways that were never before possible.
1. TRACK CHANGES OVER TIME
2. STRATEGIZE AND TARGET PROBLEM AREAS
3. DESIGN NUTRITIONAL PLANS WITH POWER
Using the Muscle-Fat Analysis, you can help clients examine the differences between Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, and Body Fat Mass. Equipped with this knowledge, you will be able to show clients how small lifestyle changes translate to positive muscle and fat outputs.
With the Segmental Lean Analysis, show clients how gains in lean body mass improve overall health. By reviewing each body segment, you can compare and contrast muscle development and create a plan to balance lean body mass between each segments.
The Body Composition History section provides you with the ability to monitor fluctuations in Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, and Percent Body Fat that occur between tests. By regularly reviewing this information with your clients, you will be able to make adjustments to their prescribed plans and keep them motivated to achieve their goals.
The Segmental Fat Analysis shows how fat is distributed throughout the body. By taking a closer look at this chart, you will be able to explain what actions clients can take to reduce fat levels in different segments of the body. By reducing these values, clients can not only improve their body weight but also help to balance hormone levels.
Referencing the Visceral Fat Area or Level section of the Result Sheet in meetings with clients is extremely important because having too much visceral fat is directly related to having an increased risk of developing a number of chronic health conditions. Helping your clients reduce the amount of visceral fat on their bodies will help to ensure they’re able to enjoy a long, healthy life.
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is defined by the minimum number of calories your body needs to perform basic bodily functions. This value allows you to create a nutritional plan for your client, which is key to reaching body composition goals.
Rachel Cosgrove
Owner of Results Fitness & Results Fitness University
Your health is more than one number on the scale. With the InBody App*, you’ll get access to comprehensive wellness data to help you understand whole body health, build segmental balance, and make healthy changes that will allow you to live well today, tomorrow, and for years to come. It’s time to get reacquainted with your body.
*Outputs vary by InBody model.