The scheduling website for all our services can be found here.
Eligibility: Active duty, guard, reserve, dependents, retired military and Federal civilian employees with base access are eligible for the following services.
Location: Health & Wellness Center, Building 2303 (next to Benko Fitness Center)

Our Classes – Health Categories
In Body 570
InBody 570 – Body Composition Analysis ~10 minutes
What is InBody 570?

The InBody 570 provides a comprehensive view of body composition. The analysis includes muscle-fat analysis, segmental lean analysis, body water analysis, body composition history, segmental fat analysis, basal metabolic rate, and visceral fat level. Results will be immediately available after analysis.
For more information on procedures click below to download pdf.
Test requirements: No eating or exercising 2 hours prior. Socks and shoes will need to be removed. Light weight clothing is recommended for accurate weight.
The InBody 570 results will look similar to this downloadable sample below.
Metabolic Testing
Gain valuable information about your measured testing metabolic rate (RMR) to pinpoint how many calories you need to consume based on your goal. Printed report compares actual metabolic rate to predicted normal values based on your age, sex, height and weight. Due to the fasting requirement, this test should be scheduled first thing in the morning if possible. More information can be found here.

VO2 Max Testing
CardioCoach combine the powerful tools of VO2 Max, AT detention, and metabolic measurement to fitness professionals at every level of expertise.
What is a VO2 Max?

A VO2 Max analyzer measures oxygen uptake while a patient exercises on a treadmill or cycle for approximately 10-15 minutes, gradually increasing from rest to maximum effort. It measures the heart and lungs ability to deliver oxygen to muscles at work (VO2 Max). It also detects the point at which lactic acid begins to build up in the muscles (Aerobic Threshold), and what fuel sources (fats versus carbohydrates) the person is using their heart rate increases (Respiratory Exchange Rate).
More information and a complete description can be found here.