Muscle & fat
Review skeletal muscle mass, body fat mass, percent body fat and BMI together—not as isolated numbers.
The InBody 580 goes beyond body weight to show how muscle, fat, water balance and cellular health are changing—giving you objective information for smarter goals and better follow-through.
A scan organizes detailed body-composition information into a practical report. Repeat testing under consistent conditions helps you see whether your training, nutrition and recovery plan is moving the right measures.
Review skeletal muscle mass, body fat mass, percent body fat and BMI together—not as isolated numbers.
See estimated lean mass by arm, leg and trunk to identify balance and follow regional changes over time.
Explore intracellular and extracellular water plus segmental ECW/TBW indicators for a deeper view of fluid balance.
Whole-body and segmental phase angle add context about cellular integrity and can be trended across repeat scans.
Review visceral fat area and basal metabolic rate estimates as useful inputs for goal setting and coaching.
Our InGrip dynamometer measures hand-grip strength so functional strength can be considered alongside muscle measures.
The InBody 580 expands on our previous system with advanced segmental outputs and a customizable history graph. Results can also connect to the InBody app, helping you keep your data close and review changes between visits.
These outputs help add context beyond pounds lost or gained.
Compare phase angle across five body segments and follow trends over time.
View intracellular water by body segment as part of a more detailed hydration picture.
Review extracellular water relative to total body water in each limb and the trunk.
Pair digital grip-strength testing with skeletal muscle measures for a broader functional view.
Follow the preparation checklist and arrive in clothing that allows bare-foot contact with the device.
Stand on the foot electrodes and hold the hand electrodes while the device completes its guided scan.
Review your report with us, establish useful baselines and decide what to track at your next scan.
Consistency matters most when comparing results. Whenever possible, recreate the same conditions for each visit.
No. InBody results are screening and tracking information, not a diagnosis. Discuss medical concerns or unexpected results with a qualified healthcare professional.
That depends on your goal and program. Many people use a baseline and follow-up scan after a defined training or nutrition block; monthly tracking is also available for members.
Hydration, food, exercise and time of day can affect bioelectrical impedance readings. Similar conditions make trend comparisons more meaningful.
Phase angle is derived from the relationship between resistance and reactance measured by BIA. It provides additional context related to cellular integrity and should be interpreted as a trend alongside other measures—not as a stand-alone diagnosis.
Grip strength is measured with the compatible InGrip digital handgrip dynamometer. We use that reading alongside InBody muscle measures to add functional context.
Schedule your InBody 580 scan at Bulldog Gym in Monticello and leave with a clearer understanding of where you are—and what to do next.