When comparing field vs lab testing for VO2max, an individual will     generally have similar VO2 values but it varies for each individual     always produce a higher VO2 value in the lab test     there is never a difference between VO2 values found in a field test vs a lab test     always produce a higher VO2 value in the field test

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