Does anyone recommend the 3 d body sacnner for measuring clients progress or the In Body body fat machine?

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Danny November 24, 2015 0 Comments

I’m planning to invest in a body fat machine and as I’ve researched, there are many kinds of body fat machines out there. Does anyone have the 3d body scan or the In body and is it worth investing?

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One of the places where I worked licensed a Bod Pod. Even with all of their weight loss contests and discounts, between the expense of the unit and the license fees, it appears not to have been worth it. They decided to release the machine after the first year.

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Hi Danny,

The most accurate is hydro-static measuring, VERY low margin of error.
Some companies have a mobile apparatus for this. You can save a big investment and save space, by checking into this option. I’m guessing the costs are designed for the club or individual who coordinates this to make $ too.

Otherwise next most accurate, are calipers. Again a lot less, but the margin of error here is based on the expertise of the “measurer.”

All the other devises have margins of error based on the person hydration. Were they more or less hydrated the first time or this time… Which is why these margin of error are higher.

Hope this helps,
Yvette

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No. I believe that skinfold measurements are the best way to track progress. Just make sure sure that you always do the measurements in the same place. Danny

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I answered your other inquiry as well. I will follow this one on the chance someone will come across it in the future.

Does anyone recommend the 3 d body sacnner for measuring clients progress or the In Body body fat machine?

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