1. How Do You Prove Your Training Methods Work? By precisely tracking body composition and showing your clients what great results they’re getting from your training methods, with a combination of sharing these to social media the word will get out how successful your methods are. 2. Collect More Leads At Your Open Days Offering…
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3 Tips To Get More Out Of Your Gym’s Fitness Challenges
#1 Be More Efficient Traditional methods of checking body composition are time consuming, often have a lot of personal contact and open to human error. If you signed up 100 people for your challenge, just think how long it would take to measure each one with a tape measure or callipers. In today’s current climate…

The One Day Training Course You Don’t Want To Miss
As the Australia and New Zealand distributor of InBody, we have identified the precision and uniqueness of the technology that needs to be combined with an excellent level of knowledge and training. An InBody Certified Operator should be the only one carrying out the scan. We created a 1-day training course for InBody Operators, which…

How Mobile Scanning can be used within your business
If you’ve ever considered purchasing an InBody device, or would like to try the uniqueness that InBody possesses first hand, then mobile scanning is an ideal way to do just that. Mobile scanning is offered by many operators, where someone comes to your premise, gym or workplace and scans your clients or employees. Full interpretations…

Why traditional BIA is flawed and how we’ve revolutionised body composition analysis
Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis has come a long way since it debuted in the early 60’s. Over the years, we have seen the progression and increase in accuracy and reproducibility as the technology has evolved. HOW IT STARTED Original BIA, although innovative for it’s time, was extremely flawed. BIA initially used a single frequency which measured…

Fine Tune Your Clients Training
How do you define a good workout? Within a gym environment, it is safe to say that most people will have a different interpretation of how they describe a good work out. These definitions can vary from having a good “pump”, being out of breath, how sweaty they get and whether or not they vomit…

How a nationwide transport company used InBody to monitor employee health
In the past few years, we’ve seen a steady increase within corporate companies who have started to monitor and actively assist their staff in keeping a healthy lifestyle. A large Australian Transport company recognised the need for use and application of InBody Body Composition Analysers within their business. They were concerned that a combination of…

How healthy is your team & why does it matter?
Whether you run a small team or a large company, absenteeism is not ideal. It’s becoming even more important to ensure the health and wellness of your team is treated as a priority – after all, your staff are your greatest asset. What You Need To Know Nearly sixty percent of Australian workers are overweight…

InBody at the World Diabetes Day Member Forum
InBody Body Composition Analysers recently had the privilege of being able to attend Diabetes NSW & ACT’s recent World Diabetes Day Member Forum. The one-day event had a stellar turnout, with hundreds of people attending to receive diabetes updates and management techniques. InBody’s presence allowed for many of the events attendees to participate in InBody…

How You Can Fine-tune Your Clients Training Using InBody
How do you define a good workout? Within a gym environment, it is safe to say that most people will have a different interpretation of how they describe a good work out. These definitions can vary from having a good “pump”, being out of breath, how sweaty they get and whether or not they vomit…