Sample Advanced Body Composition® Report

The Advanced Body Composition® Report includes visual images of the body that show the precise location of bone, lean mass, and fat mass. The color-coded system makes it easy for athletes to see exactly where they have fat and muscle on their body. Detailed measurements of the torso, hips, abdomen, and both arms and legs accompany the image to give a complete picture of body composition.
Download ReportAdditional Resources
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Body Composition and Bone Mineral Density of Division 1 Collegiate Football Players: A Consortium of College Athlete Research Study
Tyler A Bosch, Aaron Carbuhn, Philip R. Stanforth, Jonathan M. Oliver, Kathryn A. Keller, Donald R Dengel Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
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Expanding Role of DXA in Patient Health and Human Performance
John Shepherd, PhD, CCD, Professor of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging at UCSF School of Medicine
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Changing Body Composition: Using metabolic testing and DXA to improve fitness and health
Joseph B. Norris, MD, McLean County Orthopedics, Bloomington, IL
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Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport
Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal
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How to measure body fat percentage
Jeremey DuVall, Daily Burn
The BodyLogic Scan in Action
Today, the BodyLogic scan is being used in a variety of athletic and medical settings. Check out the links below to see where the BodyLogic scan is being put into action to help patients and athletes achieve their goals.
Testimonials

I’m a fitness model and personal trainer. My main goal is to lose as much body fat as possible while maintaining my muscle mass. This scan is going to give me a good first point of reference in terms of the style of my prep and then when I get it again in another 3-4 months, it will give me another chance to see how effective my dieting and training is.
Martin Barnard
MeasureUp

Both athletes and coaches absolutely love the fact that the Hologic DXA is visual. It’s visually appealing and easy to understand.
Jacob Wilson, PhD, CSCS*D CEO
Applied Science and Performance Institute

The testing can help coaches and athletes formulate a training program designed to help build muscle, lose fat or both. It can also help trainers, physical therapists and coaches monitor fat gain and muscle atrophy after an injury, and then adapt rehabilitation workouts, rest and nutrition plans to reflect the athlete’s specific needs.
David Parker, PhD
Executive Director of the Washington Institute of Sports Medicine