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Breathe! A Study of Vital Lung Capacity in Singers and Non-Singers
| Challenge: | Health | | Category: | Junior | | Region: | | | City: | , | | School: | | | Abstract: | This study compares the Vital Lung Capacity of singers and non-singers. The hypothesis was that people who sing regularly will have a greater vital lung capacity than non-singers, and singers who engage in regular aerobic activity will have an even greater vital lung capacity. The hypothesis was well-supported, with singers averaging a 10% greater vital lung capacity. The results regarding aerobic activity were inclusive. |
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