Biometrics

Verified body composition evidence and understandable longitudinal change.

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Latest Biometrics

Verified body composition evidence in your longitudinal athlete record

VERIFIEDASSESSED AUGUST 18, 2026RELEVANT

Body weight

142 lb

Previous: 140.8 lb

Skeletal muscle mass

61.8 lb

Previous: 60.9 lb

Body fat mass

29.7 lb

Previous: 30.4 lb

Body fat

20.9%

Previous: 21.6%

Longitudinal change

Understandable trends across verified assessments

Body weight

Apr · Jun · Aug

138.6 lb

Apr 21

140.8 lb

Jun 16

142 lb

Aug 18

Skeletal muscle mass

Apr · Jun · Aug

59.7 lb

Apr 21

60.9 lb

Jun 16

61.8 lb

Aug 18

Body fat

Apr · Jun · Aug

22.1 %

Apr 21

21.6 %

Jun 16

20.9 %

Aug 18

How Biometrics are used

Evidence, not an automatic prescription

Eligible verified measurements may inform Fuel and Performance Engine context only after the AXIS Relevancy Check.

Body fat never automatically triggers calorie restriction, a Lose goal, or a weight loss recommendation for a minor.

The established NASEM youth energy model remains primary. A device BMR estimate does not replace it.

InBody ready, provider neutral

InBody evidence enters the provider-neutral canonical assessment only after controlled extraction and authorized coach approval. Other providers can use the same Biometrics model later.

Privacy and professional authority

Sensitive evidence stays purpose limited

Biometrics visibility follows tenant, athlete scope, role, sensitivity, and professional authority controls. Axis365 does not diagnose conditions or replace an athletic trainer, physician, or registered dietitian.