Body Composition Scan Christchurch
Body composition scanning in Christchurch using bioelectrical impedance analysis. Lean mass, body fat percentage, visceral fat, total body water, and segmental breakdown. Real numbers replace guesswork on what is actually changing.
A multi-frequency BIA scan delivering a full body composition read in under five minutes. The scan measures lean mass, fat mass, body fat percentage, visceral fat index, total body water, and segmental data (arms, legs, trunk individually). Results are interpreted by qualified coaches against your goals rather than handed over as a printout.
Anyone in Christchurch wanting an objective baseline before starting a nutrition or training programme, ongoing tracking through a fat-loss or muscle-gain phase, and women in perimenopause or post-menopause where scale weight masks what is actually changing. Particularly useful for adults over 40 tracking sarcopenia risk and for clients on GLP-1 medications protecting lean mass.
The work, plainly listed.
- Multi-frequency bioelectrical impedance scan
- Lean mass, fat mass, body fat percentage
- Visceral fat index
- Segmental data: arms, legs, trunk individually
- Total body water and intracellular versus extracellular split
- Coached interpretation against your goals, not just a printout
Local context matters.
Scanning happens on-site at the Inception Group premises, 65 Blenheim Road, Addington. The same scanner is used for our coaching clients on a monthly cadence, which means the equipment is calibrated, the team knows how to read what it produces, and you can stand it alongside the trends our existing client base has produced. Walk-in scans are available alongside the full coaching programmes.
Stop guessing.
Start seeing.
Take the free metabolic audit. Five minutes. No commitment. You leave with a clear read on where your baseline sits and which programme fits your goals.
Questions worth answering up front.
Ready to get the read?
The Free Metabolic Audit is the fastest way to see where you sit and what to do about it. Eight questions. A score and a sharp read in your inbox.