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How to Increase Your VO2 Max (cont.)

How to Increase Your VO2 Max (cont.)

VO2 max is like a muscle of its own. If you run at the same easy pace for the same amount of time every day, you won't get faster or better at running. 

Instead, try adding intervals to your run. For example: 

  • Run fast for one minute
  • Jog slowly for two minutes
  • Sprint for 30 seconds
  • Jog slowly for two minutes
  • And so forth

If running isn't your thing, you can apply the same principles to swimming, cycling, rowing, or any cross-training activity. 

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