Private ISAK Certification Courses
Train your staff. On your schedule. At your facility. Body Quantification delivers private ISAK certification courses for organizations that want standardized, high-quality anthropometry training without the time and cost of sending staff off-site.
Staff Credentialing
Upskill your staff with internationally recognized ISAK credentials.
In-House Training Efficiency
Eliminates travel costs, scheduling conflicts and downtime associated with sending staff elsewhere. Maintains full scheduling control, so courses align with internal programming and staff availability.
Team-Wide Standardization
Shared technique, terminology and reporting across staff, ensuring consistent application of ISAK protocols, and consistent measurements regardless of who performs them.
How It Works
ISAK Course Options
ISAK Level 1
Foundational certification for staff collecting standardized anthropometric data in applied settings, with emphasis on correct technique and ISAK protocols.
ISAK Level 2
Advanced certification for experienced practitioners focused on higher technical competency, reliability and expanded measurement proficiency.
ISAK Levels 1 & 2
Train broader staff at Level 1 while advancing experienced practitioners to Level 2, building consistency across the team and deeper expertise at the leadership level.
Re-Accreditation / Recertification
Levels 1, 2 and 3 credential renewal for current ISAK practitioners to confirm measurement accuracy and maintain alignment with ISAK international standards.
World-Class Instruction
All courses are delivered according to ISAK international standards by accredited instructors, including:
Kelley Altom, ISAK Level 4 Criterion Anthropometrist: one of only 15 worldwide and the only Level 4 based in the United States.
Dr. Jordan Moon, ISAK Level 3 Instructor: award-winning researcher and body composition expert with over 150 scientific publications.
Instruction emphasizes technical accuracy, reliability and real-world application.
What's Included
- Private ISAK course delivered at your facility (or nearby host site)
- Hands-on technical coaching and reliability emphasis
- Candidate guidance before, during and after the course
- Course materials and standardized measurement resources
- Coordination with ISAK for certification requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at support@bodyquantification.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
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What are the space requirements?
A classroom or a large open area with tables and chairs.
What are the equipment requirements?
None. Your facility does not need any special equipment.
What are the recruiting model requirements?
Not required, but it helps to have athletes, students or other volunteers readily available to be measured during the course.
What are the food requirements?
None. Food on site or within walking distance is ideal.
Is there a minimum number of students required to enroll?
No. Private courses are a flat fee, so the price is the same for one student or a full group.
Is there a maximum number of students that can enroll?
Groups of 20 or more are possible. ISAK allows up to 15 students per instructor, more with an accredited assistant, and no more than 45 per course, so larger groups are staffed to fit.
Is it an option to take both ISAK Level 1 and Level 2 at the same time?
Not both for the same student. Students already accredited at ISAK Level 1 who qualify for Level 2 can take Level 2 while others take Level 1, so one course can serve both groups depending on each student's status. Level 2 requires at least 40 Restricted Profile measurements recorded in ISAK Metry.
Can we customize the number of days of the certification?
Yes. Courses can be blended: students complete the theory online with our course videos before the course, then the practical is three days in person for Level 1 or Level 2. The in person hours can also be spread over four, five or six days to fit your team's schedule.