The Real Question People Ask Before Booking a Scan
If you’ve been thinking about trying body fat testing, you’ve probably asked yourself:
“Is it really worth paying for this, or can I just use my scale or mirror?”
That’s a fair question — and it’s exactly what we hear from people who walk into Excel Health & Fitness in Manteca, curious about our Fit3D body scanner.
So let’s break it down: what you get, who it helps, and whether the experience actually moves the needle.
What You’re Really Paying For
At Excel, the Fit3D scan costs:
$35 for members (first scan is free)
$49 for non-members
But what you get is more than just a number. A scan includes:
A private 3D body avatar
Measurements of waist, hips, chest, arms, thighs, and more
Body fat percentage estimate
Posture and balance analysis
A visual comparison to past scans
A personal online dashboard you can access anytime
You’re not just stepping on a scale. You’re getting a full report on how your body is changing, inside and out.
What Most People Say After Their First Scan
While we don’t make up reviews, here’s a pattern we’ve seen over and over again:
People are surprised by the clarity: “I had no idea my posture was that off.”
They’re relieved to get more than just a weight number: “Now I know I’m gaining muscle.”
They feel motivated to keep going: “Seeing my shape change made me want to stick with it.”
And they often say: “I wish I had done this sooner.”
Who It’s Most Worthwhile For
Fit3D testing is especially helpful if you’re:
Trying to lose fat but the scale isn’t moving
Starting a new fitness or nutrition program
Training for an event or body transformation
Someone who gets discouraged easily by vague results
Looking for more than just “weight” as a goal
If you’re the type of person who likes data, visuals, and accountability — you’ll love it.
When It Might Not Be Worth It
To keep it real, this scan might not be for you if:
You only want to weigh yourself occasionally
You’re not interested in tracking measurements or visuals
You don’t plan to act on the results
It’s a tool, not magic. The people who get the most from it are the ones who use it to fuel their goals.
Final Take
If you want to know more than “what you weigh,” Fit3D is worth every penny.
It’s not just about body fat, it’s about seeing your progress in a way that keeps you going.
Most people who try it once end up coming back every 4–6 weeks — because it gives them something no mirror or scale ever could: proof that their effort is working.