Medical Can i increase my vital capacity and peak flow

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Improving peak flow is essential for those preparing for army applications, and increasing VO2 max can be beneficial in this process. Aerobic exercise is a traditional method to enhance cardiovascular capacity, which in turn can contribute to better peak flow. While the discussion hints at exploring alternatives to standard aerobic exercises, the primary focus remains on the importance of cardiovascular fitness in achieving peak flow improvements.
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hi, I am 21 years old 180cm tall and 73kg, I'm an ex smoker. I'm in the process of an army application but need to improve my peak flow. will increasing my vo2 max help and are there any other ways to increase peak flow.
 
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Besides old-fashioned aerobic excersise?
 
is that a question or an answer Andy Resnick.
 
I guess a rhetorical question. Aerobic excersise will increase cadiovascular capacity.
 
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