InBody 580 Composition Analysis
What Is an InBody Scan?
An InBody scan is a fast, non-invasive body composition assessment that goes far beyond a standard scale. Using advanced bioelectrical impedance analysis, our InBody 580 system provides a detailed snapshot of what your body is made of, breaking down muscle, fat, water, and more in just a few minutes.
Instead of guessing based on weight alone, an InBody scan gives you objective data you can actually use to guide training, recovery, nutrition, and overall health decisions.
What’s Included in an InBody Scan?
Each scan provides a comprehensive breakdown of your body composition, including:
Skeletal Muscle Mass – Understand how much lean muscle you carry and where
Body Fat Percentage – More meaningful than BMI or scale weight
Segmental Analysis – Muscle and fat distribution by arms, legs, and trunk
Total Body Water – Insight into hydration and fluid balance
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) – Estimated daily calorie needs at rest
Visceral Fat Level – Fat stored around internal organs, linked to health risk
Phase Angle – A marker often associated with cellular health and recovery
Your results are reviewed with a knowledgeable provider who helps interpret the data and explain what it means for you, not just what the numbers say.
Ready To Book an InBody Scan?
Your InBody Scan & Analysis session is $50 and lasts approximately 30 minutes. The scan itself takes just a few minutes, followed by a personalized, one-on-one review of your results. We’ll walk through your body composition data in plain language, explain what the numbers mean, and discuss how they relate to your goals.
Whether that’s improving performance, supporting recovery, or tracking meaningful progress over time.far beyond what a scale alone can tell you. You’ll leave with clear insights, actionable takeaways, and a better understanding of how your body is changing.
Tips for a succesful and accurate scan.
Please wear light clothing to your test to make the results as accurate as possible.
DO...Use the bathroom before the test, maintain your normal fluid intake the day before, stand upright for 5 - 10 minutes prior to testing. Allow 20 minutes for body temperature to stabilize after exposure to cold/ hot environments.
DO NOT... Exercise prior to testing, eat prior to testing, wear heavy clothing accessories or jewelry while testing. Consume alcohol or excess caffeine 24 hours prior to testing. Have lotion or ointment on hand or feet. Wear any socks or pantyhose while testing.