THE SCALE IS NOT TELLING YOU THE WHOLE STORY
You can lose fat, gain muscle, and completely change your body composition without seeing a dramatic difference on the scale. An InBody scan shows you the progress your bathroom scale misses in just minutes.
Stop guessing. See what is really changing inside your body.
Choose Your InBody Option:
$29.00 Monthly
Available exclusively with an active Awaken membership.
• Up to one InBody scan per week
• Results automatically delivered to the InBody app
• Three-month minimum commitment
• Appointments required
• Unused scans do not roll over
$54 Member | $74 Public
Track meaningful changes throughout a new training program or health goal.
Results automatically delivered to the InBody app
Six months to use all three scans
Recommended timing:
Beginning baseline
Progress scan after four to six weeks
Final scan after eight to twelve weeks
$20 Member | $30 Public
Perfect for establishing your baseline or checking your current body composition.
One InBody scan
Results automatically delivered to the InBody app
Working Hard but Not Seeing the Scale Move?
You are showing up.
You are lifting heavier, feeling stronger, and noticing your clothes fit differently.
Then you step on the scale and feel like nothing is working.
The problem may not be your progress. The problem may be what you are measuring.
Your weight cannot tell you whether you are gaining muscle, reducing body fat, or changing where muscle is distributed throughout your body.
InBody can.
Your InBody scan gives you a detailed view of:
• Skeletal muscle mass
• Body fat percentage
• Visceral fat level
• Muscle balance between your arms, legs, and trunk
• Body water
• Basal metabolic rate
Your results automatically appear in the InBody app, making it easy to compare scans and track changes over time.
See More Than a Number
One Scan Gives You Information.
Multiple Scans Show You Progress.
A single scan establishes your starting point.
Three scans help you see how your body responds over time.
Regular tracking can help you recognize progress, stay motivated, and make better decisions about your training.
This is not about obsessing over numbers.
It is about replacing assumptions with useful information.