Run for 12 minutes
Cover as much distance as you can at a steady, maximal effort.
Run as far as you can in 12 minutes, enter your distance, and get an estimated VO2 max plus a general fitness category reference.
This is a field-test estimate, not a lab-measured VO2 max. It is not a medical or diagnostic tool.
Cover as much distance as you can at a steady, maximal effort.
Add the distance you covered in miles, kilometers or meters.
View your estimated VO2 max and where it falls on the fitness scale.
VO2 max is the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during intense exercise, and it's a common measure of cardiovascular fitness.
Run as far as you can in exactly 12 minutes, then enter the distance you covered. The Cooper test formula estimates your VO2 max from that distance.
No. This is a field-test estimate, not a lab-measured VO2 max. Actual results depend on pacing, terrain, weather and effort, so treat this as a general fitness indicator rather than a medical measurement.