Anyone out there know of a low cost tool for measuring lung Volume improvement? I suppose I could use a balloon and do water displacement in a graduated container but it's a bit of a hassle.
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easy measure
You hit the two easiest ones. The balloon seems to work well with a little care. The third easy way is weights and a gallon jug in the pool. Your profile doesn't say where you are.
Aloha
Bill
You hit the two easiest ones. The balloon seems to work well with a little care. The third easy way is weights and a gallon jug in the pool. Your profile doesn't say where you are.
Aloha
Bill
Create your own spirometer
I've made one.
I've written an article on the freediving club's website. Although the article is written in an odd language, you can get some inspiration just by looking at the pictures.
I made it from variuos items lying around in the house.
http://www.hfk.dk/omfridykning/tipsogtricks/spirometer.htm
Br.
Jesper Juul Pedersen
I've made one.
I've written an article on the freediving club's website. Although the article is written in an odd language, you can get some inspiration just by looking at the pictures.
I made it from variuos items lying around in the house.
http://www.hfk.dk/omfridykning/tipsogtricks/spirometer.htm
Br.
Jesper Juul Pedersen
Wow, it doesn't look so primitive to me. I just wish I could figure it out from the pictures. "Overflade" means overflow? But "dunken" that's what I do to get under the water for a dive. It looks like you blow water out of the container, by syphon? TP.
Overflade means "surface of the water"
Dunken means "the water container" (or barrel)
Bring the "dunken"
to the pool and fill it with water. Then turn it upside-down and make sure that all the water stays in the container.
Use the small piece of water hose to "blow out the water".
You are now able to read your vital capacity on the scale you wrote on the container.
I hope i works...
Br
Jesper
Dunken means "the water container" (or barrel)
Bring the "dunken"
to the pool and fill it with water. Then turn it upside-down and make sure that all the water stays in the container.Use the small piece of water hose to "blow out the water".
You are now able to read your vital capacity on the scale you wrote on the container.
I hope i works...
Br
Jesper