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InBody is a South Korean manufacturer of medical-grade body composition analysers used by gyms, physiotherapy clinics, hospitals and elite sport. InBody devices use direct segmental multi-frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis (DSM-BIA), measuring each limb and the trunk separately rather than estimating from a single whole-body reading.

McSport Ireland supplies the full InBody range as part of our fitness testing offering, including installation and staff training.

InBody 270 — entry professional analyser, portable, ideal for gyms and PT studios
InBody 370S — adds segmental lean analysis and a broader results sheet for clinical and performance settings
InBody 570 — includes total body water breakdown (intracellular and extracellular), used widely in health and wellness
InBody 770 and 970 — research and clinical-grade specification with the fullest measurement set
Supporting devices — BPBIO320 and BPBIO750 blood pressure monitors and the BSM170 stadiometer for height, completing a full fitness test battery station

InBody for Irish gyms and clinics

A body composition station changes the retention conversation — members see segmental muscle and fat change rather than a single scale number. McSport supplies, installs and supports InBody across Irish gyms, clinics and sports institutes.

How accurate is an InBody analyser?

InBody devices use direct segmental multi-frequency BIA and are validated against DEXA in published research. Accuracy depends on consistent testing conditions — same time of day, similar hydration, no exercise or food immediately beforehand.

Which InBody model should a gym choose?

The InBody 270 covers most commercial gym and PT studio needs. Step up to the 570 where total body water and more detailed segmental reporting matter, and to the 770 or 970 for clinical, research or elite performance environments.

What is segmental analysis?

Segmental analysis measures the five body segments — both arms, both legs and the trunk — independently. This reveals left-right imbalances and trunk-versus-limb distribution that a single whole-body reading averages away.

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InBody is a South Korean manufacturer of medical-grade body composition analysers used by gyms, physiotherapy clinics, hospitals and elite sport. InBody devices use direct segmental multi-frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis (DSM-BIA), measuring each limb and the trunk separately rather than estimating from a single whole-body reading. McSport Ireland supplies the full InBody range as part of our fitness testing offering, including installation and staff training. InBody 270 — entry professional analyser, portable, ideal for gyms and PT studios InBody 370S — adds segmental lean analysis and a broader results sheet for clinical and performance settings InBody 570 — includes total body water breakdown (intracellular and extracellular), used widely in health and wellness InBody 770 and 970 — research and clinical-grade specification with the fullest measurement set Supporting devices — BPBIO320 and BPBIO750 blood pressure monitors and the BSM170 stadiometer for height, completing a full fitness test battery station InBody for Irish gyms and clinics A body composition station changes the retention conversation — members see segmental muscle and fat change rather than a single scale number. McSport supplies, installs and supports InBody across Irish gyms, clinics and sports institutes. How accurate is an InBody analyser? InBody devices use direct segmental multi-frequency BIA and are validated against DEXA in published research. Accuracy depends on consistent testing conditions — same time of day, similar hydration, no exercise or food immediately beforehand. Which InBody model should a gym choose? The InBody 270 covers most commercial gym and PT studio needs. Step up to the 570 where total body water and more detailed segmental reporting matter, and to the 770 or 970 for clinical, research or elite performance environments. What is segmental analysis? Segmental analysis measures the five body segments — both arms, both legs and the trunk — independently. This reveals left-right imbalances and trunk-versus-limb distribution that a single whole-body reading averages away.