Fitness Worx Gym is "proud to announce" a major investment of over £16,000 in cutting-edge InBody scales, now available at all the company's locations across Warwickshire.

The InBody scan provides a quick, non-invasive body composition analysis, using Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) to measure exactly what your body is made of.

Unlike traditional scales that only show weight, the InBody scan offers detailed metrics including fat mass, muscle mass, total body water, skeletal muscle, visceral fat, and hydration levels.

By sending harmless electrical currents through the body and measuring resistance, the technology accurately differentiates between fat, muscle, and water, helping users track fitness progress, weight loss, or overall health changes more precisely.

Jack Gibson, owner of Fitness Worx, commented:
"We are thrilled to bring InBody technology to all our gyms in Warwickshire.

"This investment reflects our commitment to giving our members the tools they need to understand their bodies better and achieve their fitness goals.

"It's perfect for anyone on our personal training packages who wants to track progress in a meaningful, measurable way."

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With these new InBody scales, Fitness Worx says it continues to lead the way in providing innovative solutions to support personal fitness journeys, ensuring every member has the insights they need to succeed.

Take Your Fitness to the Next Level with Fitness Worx Personal Training

Fitness Worx personal training packages are designed to help you reach your goals faster, whether that's building strength, improving fitness, or transforming your body.

With expert guidance, tailored programs, and the support of our state-of-the-art InBody scans, you will have everything you need to track progress and achieve results.

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Book a free personal training consultation today and see how Fitness Worx can help you hit your goals.

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