Understanding the Importance of High Vital Capacity | Vital Capacity Questions

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A high vital capacity is significant as it allows for more effective breathing and increased air intake per breath. Factors influencing vital capacity include age, weight, height, gender, and fitness level. Other potential factors mentioned include lung health and environmental conditions. Understanding these factors can help in assessing respiratory health and performance. Overall, maintaining a high vital capacity is essential for optimal respiratory function.
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what is the significance of having a high vital capacity?


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You can breath more effectively, more air/breath?
 
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Factors that affect vital capacity

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Factors that affect vital capacity are?


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I think age, weight , height, gender, fitness. Anything else?
 
anyone know?
 
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