Exercise and Music
Effects of synchronous music in sport and exercise: a meta-analytic review and field studies of ultra-distance athletes
... of music across activity modality, gender, age group, and outcome ...from music whether it is used pre-task or in-task; in sport, exercise, or motor task; for performance, psychological, perceived ...
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Moving to the Music: Learning Processes, Training and Productive Systems – The Case of Exercise to Music Instruction
... in exercise to music (aerobics) classes’ as a prerequisite for a course that is targeted specifically at those who ‘love taking part’ (YMCAfit, 2004: ...
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Comparing the effect of visual and non-visual music on functional factors in a progressive aerobic exercise program
... the exercise pressure and the time to reach burnout were positively influenced by listening to visual music as a distracting ...visual music stage, the perceived exercise pressure decreased in ...
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Can high intensity exercise be more pleasant?: Attentional dissociation using music and video
... 3 Exercise Intensity Below VT Above VT M SD M SD Condition Music Feeling Scale in-task Felt Arousal Scale in-task Feeling Scale post-task Felt Arousal Scale post-task State Attention PAC[r] ...
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Revisiting the relationship between exercise heart rate and music tempo preference
... KARAGEORGHIS, C. I, JONES, Leighton, PRIEST, D. L, AKERS, R. I, CLARKE, A, PERRY, J and LIM, H. B. T (2011). Revisiting the relationship between exercise heart rate and music tempo preference. Research ...
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On the stability and relevance of the exercise heart rate–music tempo preference relationship
... Table 3 Inferential Statistics Results for all Dependent Variables Pillai’s trace Interaction effects Tempo preference Exercise intensity x music tempo x gender Exercise intensity x gend[r] ...
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The influence of self selected music on affect regulated exercise intensity and remembered pleasure during treadmill running
... to exercise at an intensity that felt ‘good’ ...the music and no-music conditions wherein the music condition was rated as more pleasant (M = ...(e.g., music) rather than the ...
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Relationship Between Exercise Heart Rate and Music Tempo Preference
... gender did not moderate the exercise heart rate-preferred music tempo preference relationship... Collectively, the present findings indicate that at exercise intensities up to 60% maxHRR[r] ...
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The effects of music and no-music aerobic exercise on aerobic capacity and quality of life of elderly men
... in music exercise validated and standardized the MAE ...The exercise intensity of the MAE session was determined calculating 64 percent of maximum heart rate using HR=(220− age)×100% ...
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The impact of music guided deep breathing exercise on blood pressure control A participant blinded randomised controlled study
... to music and deep breathing exercise were associated with a clinically significant reduction in SBP and ...breathing exercise did not augment the benefit of music in reducing ...
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Effects of synchronous music in sport and exercise: a meta-analytic review and field studies of ultra-distance athletes
... psychological responses, physiological functioning and ratings of perceived exertion (RPE); and also investigated such effects among ultra-distance athletes in training and race environments. Study 1 was a meta-analysis ...
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On the role of lyrics in the music–exercise performance relationship
... • Inclusion of lyrics had no effect on affect, perceived exertion, or heart rate.[r] ...
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The BASES expert statement on use of music in exercise
... within exercise settings (Crust & Clough, 2006; Karageorghis et ...of music, whereby exercisers may have pre-conditioned expectations about the type of music that should be played in particular ...
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Psychological Effects of Music Tempi during Exercise
... of exercise tasks. The duration of exercise could also be extended in order that the tempo changes at least three times during each exercise ...fast music tempi are most likely to be preferred ...
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Music during exercise: does tempo influence psychophysical responses?
... no music condition, was placed into the music system and headphones were ...the music was started and the trial ...aerobic exercise (ACSM, ...
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The music. manifesto. More music for more people
... “We want to make sure that all young people, whatever their background or abilities, experience rich and diverse music both in and outside school. We want them to have the opportunity to develop their musical ...
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An Analysis of Music Fan Towards Music Streaming Purchase Intention of Thailand's Music Industry
... According to two leading theories of attitude–behaviour relations, the theory of reasoned action (TRA) and the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), subjective norms and attitude are independent variables with a significant ...
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The Importance of Music. A National Plan for Music Education
... of music instruction had improved reading comprehension compared to those who did not 34 ...that music education can have a significant effect on the reading ability of pupils who had been experiencing ...
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The Sound/Music Dilemma: Why Is It That All Music Is Sound but Only Some Sounds Are Music?
... Region 2 contains pieces which have low to very high sound complexity. Th ese pieces are culture specifi c and understanding them deeply depends on the specifi c musical environment the listener was exposed to. Also, ...
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Music Was It. Music Was It. Young Leonard Bernstein RUBIN
... Lenny was a sickly boy with asthma. “Every time he had an attack,” said his mother, “we thought he was going to die.” She stayed up all night “with steam kettles and hot towels, helping him to breathe.” If he so much as ...
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