Why the study?
Does listening to slow or fast rhythm music prior to exercise affect supramaximal cycle performance and metabolic variables in male students?
Population
6 male students
Comparison
Listening to slow rhythm or fast rhythm music… vs Comparison between slow rhythm music, fast…
Design
Other
Follow-up
Immediate (during and following 45 s exercise)
Authors
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Pre-exercise music rhythm does not affect power output; leaves open autonomic effects in other exercise domains or populations.
Does listening to slow or fast rhythm music prior to exercise affect supramaximal cycle performance and metabolic variables in male students?
Pre-exercise music rhythm alters pre-exercise catecholamine levels but does not affect supramaximal cycle performance or post-exercise metabolic variables.
Yamamoto et al. (2003) studied this question.
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