If you force inspiration, you can breathe in six times more air than the tidal volume.
The amount of air that is inhaled and exhaled during a regular breathe is measured by tidal volume (TV). This volume typically measures roughly one-half litre, which is somewhat less than a 20-ounce beverage bottle's volume. Genetics, gender, and height all influence human lung size.
An average lung can store about six litres of air when fully expanded, but this is not how lungs typically function. Lung volumes and lung capacities serve as indicators of the amount of air in the lungs.
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