
FITNESS ASSESSMENT
Track your progress with a Full Assessment and Progress Checks: Inbody Test, Circumference Measurements and a consultation to discuss next steps based on your data.
and personal training packages include fitness assessments!

Why We Use An InBody Machine
In less than 60 seconds, the InBody Test provides easy-to-understand, accurate and objective measurements to evaluate changes in body composition.
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The data provides a baseline, shows target improvement areas and helps us guide you to a healthier path.
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Identify muscle and fat imbalances in each segment of the body
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Assess muscle distribution and target areas weakened by injury
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Monitor changes to determine efficacy of your exercise program and nutrition habits to ensure long-term success
What An InBody Machine Measures
When you measure your weight, what are you actually assessing? Weight alone is a poor indicator of health because it does not distinguish fat from muscle. The InBody divides your weight into water, muscle and fat.
To track progress over time, the InBody 270 records and stores your weight, skeletal muscle mass and percent body fat from the least eight tests.

BEFORE YOUR INBODY TEST
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Do not exercise for at least 12 hours before testing.
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Ensure access to both feet with removable footwear and socks.
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Do not drink caffeine or alcohol before your test and be well-hydrated.
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Individuals with pacemakers or other electronic devices should not use the InBody.
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For women, avoid testing if you are pregnant or menstruating.
What To Expect During Your InBody Assessment
Circumference Measurements
Fitness Assessment Consultation
An InBody consultation gives you time with a Personal Space Fitness coach to review your InBody results, ask questions, and understand what the data actually means for you.
During the consultation, your coach will:
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Walk through key InBody metrics in plain language
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Help you understand changes or patterns over time
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Answer questions about strength, body composition, and movement
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Discuss how your results may inform training or recovery decisions
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Know if you're gaining or losing inches!
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Measurements can be taken over a thin layer of form-fitting clothing:
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Chest
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Waist
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Abdomen
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Hip
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Thigh
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Calf
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Biceps
