

Most people track progress by stepping on a scale. The problem is that weight alone doesn't tell you whether you're losing fat, building muscle, or both — and it can't show you where your body is changing. The Styku 3D body scan gives you a complete picture of your body composition in under a minute, with accuracy within 2% of DEXA scan standards.
You stand on the Styku platform and rotate once slowly. In about 35 seconds, the scanner's infrared camera captures over 2 million data points and generates a detailed 3D model of your body. No radiation. No needles. No guesswork. The scan is completely safe and takes less time than a warm-up set.
Each scan produces a full report including:
The scan report isn't just numbers on a page — we use it. Your biometric data directly informs your personalized calorie and macro targets, so your nutrition plan is built around your actual body composition rather than a generic formula. For members in our nutrition coaching program, scan data also feeds directly into your work with our registered dietitian partner at A4 Health.
A single scan gives you a baseline. Multiple scans over time show you exactly what's changing and what isn't. If you're losing weight but your muscle mass is dropping, we'll know. If your scale hasn't moved but your waist measurement is down, we'll see that too. Real data removes the guesswork from your training and nutrition decisions.
The body composition scan is a great fit if you're:
Scans are available to BearFitness members and can be booked in advance. Contact us or book through the member app to schedule your first scan.
The scale only tells you one number. The Styku 3D body scanner tells you what's actually changing — body fat percentage, lean muscle mass, circumference measurements, visceral fat, metabolic rate, and more. A single 35-second scan gives you a clear, data-driven picture of your body that no bathroom scale can provide. We use that data to build your calorie and macro targets, track your progress over time, and make sure your training and nutrition are actually moving the needle.