Music can easily be accessed via Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music, and more! There are subscription options, but most apps have a free option! Music can be a way of releasing stress and is a great alternative for those who feel unmotivated. It is also shown that music preference can be very beneficial when it comes to exercise (psychological
Music can easily be accessed via Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music, and more! There are subscription options, but most apps have a free option! Music can be a way of releasing stress and is a great alternative for those who feel unmotivated. It is also shown that music preference can be very beneficial when it comes to exercise (psychological affects, exhaustion rates, enjoyment, and much more)!
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Individuals have shown to be able to maintain greater exercise intensities and feel "good." The Profile of Mood States (POMS) questionnaire provided results that individuals being able to choose their music preference had felt better compared to those who did not listen to music. Those who said to even feel a lack of energy or fatigue s
Individuals have shown to be able to maintain greater exercise intensities and feel "good." The Profile of Mood States (POMS) questionnaire provided results that individuals being able to choose their music preference had felt better compared to those who did not listen to music. Those who said to even feel a lack of energy or fatigue showed to perform at a higher level with preferred music (Ballman, 2021).
With this information, it is important to think about how much music can change moods. Music in this example is used as a safe and easy concept to improve the psychological state of mind.
Individuals who participated in a bicep curl and knee extensor exercise showed to improve their one repetition maximum by 4 repetitions by listening to their preferred music (Ballman, 2021).
Individual's bench press was also showed to increase in velocity and power output when they listened to their preferred music compared to those who a
Individuals who participated in a bicep curl and knee extensor exercise showed to improve their one repetition maximum by 4 repetitions by listening to their preferred music (Ballman, 2021).
Individual's bench press was also showed to increase in velocity and power output when they listened to their preferred music compared to those who are listening to non-preferred music (Ballman, 2021)!
These examples are just a few of many that proves that music can enhance the strength and power of an individual in lower and upper body resistance exercises!
Studies including intensities can usually include Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE). Participants choose how easy or difficult an exercise is depending on a scale. If a scale is 1-10, 1 would indicate minimal energy being used, and 10 would indicate that they cannot continue the exercise.
Studies contained 3 groups in an endurance-based
Studies including intensities can usually include Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE). Participants choose how easy or difficult an exercise is depending on a scale. If a scale is 1-10, 1 would indicate minimal energy being used, and 10 would indicate that they cannot continue the exercise.
Studies contained 3 groups in an endurance-based exercise; a group with no music, preferred music, and non-preferred music. It is shown that RPE was the highest in the non-preferred music group and RPE was lowest at the preferred music group. It is indicated that being able to choose the type of music to listen to during exercise can affect the exhaustion levels of individuals (Ballman, 2021)
Listening to preferred music before a game or workout can be shown to improve exercise performance in multiple aspects!
It has been shown to have an increase in repetition volume and motivation during exercise! Music can be used as an external factor to distract an individual from thinking about internal factors, but if music is not playe
Listening to preferred music before a game or workout can be shown to improve exercise performance in multiple aspects!
It has been shown to have an increase in repetition volume and motivation during exercise! Music can be used as an external factor to distract an individual from thinking about internal factors, but if music is not played before exercise, motivation seems to decrease (Ballman, 2021).
It is important for us to think about that we can enjoy music so much that it makes us forget how hard or intense an exercise is!
When do you tend to enjoy your music the most? Low intensity exercise like a walk? Moderate Intensity like jog? Or At high intensity exercise like sprints?
Individuals seem to have the most enjoyment of their music preference at moderate intensity exercise. Low intensity exercise can be "too easy" for an individual and may believe their e
When do you tend to enjoy your music the most? Low intensity exercise like a walk? Moderate Intensity like jog? Or At high intensity exercise like sprints?
Individuals seem to have the most enjoyment of their music preference at moderate intensity exercise. Low intensity exercise can be "too easy" for an individual and may believe their exercise is boring. High intensity exercises seems to be too extreme. Individuals have reported that they are able to enjoy their music the most when they are on a jog or at a moderate pace on a treadmill because they have a balance of being able to know they are exercising and enjoying music preference.
Ballmann. (2021). The influence of music preference on exercise responses and performance: a review. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology, 6(2), 33. https://doi.org/10.3390/jfmk6020033.
Dyrlund, & Wininger, S. R. (2008). The Effects of Music Preference and Exercise Intensity on Psychological Variables. The Journal of Music Therapy, 45(2), 114–134. https://doi.org/10.1093/jmt/45.2.114
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