DexaFit St. George

Regular scans help you actively monitor your progress. Scheduling every 3–6 months gives you the best window for tracking changes and making sure your plan is effective. Skipping feedback for too long can slow results 💪🏽 How often do you get dexa scans?

✨ Client spotlight: ✨

Suzy has been using Dexa scans to track her progress and fine-tune her training. With consistency and hard work, she’s officially earned an A+ body score! Her results show how powerful it can be to measure more than just the scale—celebrating lean mass, body fat changes, and overall body composition.

Way to go, Suzy—you’re crushing it! 👏

Strong heart, strong life🫀 Regular cardio, a balanced diet, and monitoring hidden fat are key to lasting heart health.

Prevention is power. 💪 Start your health journey now—book today with the link in our bio!

At DexaFit, we use red light therapy to help your body heal and recover faster. The light penetrates deep into muscles and tissues to reduce inflammation, ease pain, and support recovery.

Whether you’re dealing with an injury, sore from training, or just want to move and feel better, red light therapy gives your body the boost it needs.

“This was my first scan and I was blown away by how informative and high-tech it was.”

We love hearing feedback like this from first-time clients. At DEXAfit, we provide detailed data in a professional, supportive environment so you can truly understand your body and make informed decisions about your health.

Ready to take the guesswork out of your fitness journey? Book your scan today.

Client Spotlight: Tasman 💪🏽
Congratulations to our client Tasman on her recent success at a professional bodybuilding show. Throughout her prep, she used DEXA scans at DexaFit St. George to track her progress and ensure her training and nutrition were on point. Her discipline and dedication paid off, and we’re proud to have been part of her journey.

Dexafit St. George, your home for body composition and tracking.
A dexascan measures:
• Body fat percentage
• Visceral fat
• Lean muscle mass
• Total muscle mass
• Bone density