In addition, I had about 12.5 percent body fat ( I've gained about 20 pounds since a bike trip to Asia last summer ) and a breathing capacity of 70 liters per minute less than Burke.
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At the 1994 world championships in Rome, he was reduced to 20 percent of a normal person's breathing capacity, swim officials said, but still broke the 400 individual medley world record in 4 minutes 12.30 seconds.
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An autopsy revealed his lungs had diminished to one-eighth their normal breathing capacity, a result of bronchial pneumonia, A public viewing of his body was held at his Camden home; over one thousand people visited in three hours.
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In addition, I had about 12 . 5 percent body fat ( I've gained about 20 pounds since a bike trip to Asia last summer ) and a breathing capacity of 70 liters per minute less than Burke.
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The researchers, whose report appears in the current issue of Thorax asked the families of 60 children, ages 6 to 13, to keep close records of their asthma attacks and to conduct daily tests of their breathing capacity.
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At the 1994 world championships in Rome, he was reduced to 20 percent of a normal person's breathing capacity, swim officials said, but still broke the 400 individual medley world record in 4 minutes 12 . 30 seconds.
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The "'North-west White Island Antarctic Specially Protected Area "'comprises a 142 km 2 area of coastal shelf ice on the north-west side of breathing capacity to reach the open ocean by swimming beneath the intervening 20 km of permanent shelf ice.
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The result is a series of physical responses that oppose clear speaking _ " shallow breathing, a closed throat, a tight jaw, a muscularly rigid tongue, a lack of resonance, lack of breathing capacity and a lack of range, " he said.
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Cigarette smoking among teen-agers is once again on the rise, particularly among girls, despite overwhelming evidence that smoking can cause their skin to wrinkle prematurely, impair their breathing capacity and ruin their health, not to mention making them smell like an ashtray.
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The government's National Institute on Aging cites these averages : A person's maximum breathing capacity decreases 40 percent by age 80; blood pressure goes up 25 percent by age 75; the strength of a hand grip goes down 45 percent by age 75.
