InBody Scan in Buena Vista, CO

InBody Scan

InBody Scan
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InBody Scan (InBody 380)

Patient Health Begins with Body Composition Analysis

If you’re like most people, you track progress using a bathroom scale—but weight alone rarely tells the full story. Weight loss is not the same as fat loss, and as we age, changes in muscle mass can make the scale misleading.

That’s why we use body composition analysis.

Using the InBody 380, this quick, non-invasive scan measures what your body is actually made of—muscle, fat, bone, and water—in about 30 seconds. Instead of focusing on a single number, you get clear, actionable data that reflects your true health and fitness status.

See What You’re Made Of

Your InBody 380 results show:

  • Skeletal Muscle Mass
  • Body Fat Mass and Percent Body Fat
  • Body Water Distribution
  • Basal Metabolic Rate
  • Abdominal Fat Analysis
  • And more

By understanding how muscle, fat, and water are distributed throughout your body, you gain insight into:

  • Your current health status
  • Potential risk factors for chronic disease
  • Which training and nutrition strategies are most effective for you

Track What Matters—Over Time

InBody results make it easy to spot meaningful trends, helping you make small adjustments that lead to long-term improvements. For best results, we recommend testing every 2–4 weeks to consistently monitor progress and stay aligned with your goals.

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Take control of your health with data that goes beyond the scale—and supports smarter, more sustainable progress.

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Conveniently located off HWY 24, next to Eddyline Brewery & the Buena Vista Public Library.

123 Linderman Ave, Buena Vista, CO 81211, USA

Working out at the gym isn't easy, but getting there shouldn't be hard. Fortitude Fitness is located one block from the Main Street stop light.

It is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change.