Is weight loss the answer?
What does your weight really represent? When you step on a scale, you can’t see how much muscle or fat you have. All you see is how heavy you weigh.
Go beyond the scale with the Positive Change Challenge using InBody, a non-invasive body composition analysis that provides a detailed breakdown of your weight in terms of muscle, fat, and water on an InBody Result Sheet (see below). The PCC/InBody scan takes about a minute. No more pinching. No more dunking. Get results you can trust so you can reach your health and fitness goals.
How does the
challenge work?
Weight is a number that can be misleading or discouraging to use in wellness initiatives. The Positive Change Challenge moves the conversation away from “weight loss” to body composition (fat loss & muscle gain), creating long-term goals and shifting the perspective to understanding what it means to genuinely transform one’s health.
How do we do it? Simple. We'll measure your participants at the beginning of the challenge and then again at the end. Winners are anyone who increase their muscle mass and decrease their body fat. Look at the results sheet below to see more detail on the tests results.
Are you an HR professional managing a corporate wellness program? Do you host challenges or fitness events for your employees?
Do you have a gym/spa/studio/fitness facility where adding a comprehensive body analysis service will help attract and retain clients? Are you a coach/trainer/athletic director of a sports team and want access to the same technology and data that major sports leagues are using?
Do you lead a community or group that shares your passion for data?
At Engage Wellness Solutions, we're offering the InBody 570 Body Composition Analyzer as a service to your group/team/organization. Available in the Greater Boston area today.
Orange Theory Transformation Challenge
"(Our) Members had overwhelmingly positive feedback after utilizing the InBody scan, and receiving feedback from the coaching (& some of the Sales) staff. It was a learning opportunity for members, and many felt better informed about the bigger picture with regards to understanding the complexity of body weight.
We look forward to being able to revisit the old data points with them in eight weeks, and charting the new."