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Tracy Salov BA, CSCS EMU Sports Performance Discussion 2/13/15 Influence of Music on Exercise Performance
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Presentation Outline Introduction Criteria of the music to have positive effects on performance Effects music has on the body and sport performance Pre-, During-, and Post-Workout Effects Discussion questions
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Introduction History of music Availability Research of music on the body Improvements in performance
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Criteria of the Music
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Rhythm Energizing; uplifting
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Criteria of the Music Rhythm Energizing; uplifting Relatability Intensity Lyrics Movement pattern
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Criteria of the Music Rhythm Energizing; uplifting Relatability Intensity Lyrics Movement pattern Taste
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Effects Music has on the Body and Sport Performance
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Dissociation Arousal regulation Synchronization Acquisition of motor skills Attainment of flow
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Dissociation
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Reduction in fatigue
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Dissociation Reduction in fatigue Positive mood state
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Dissociation Reduction in fatigue Positive mood state Submaximal intensities
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Arousal Regulation
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Continuum of arousal Comatose to highly excited
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Arousal Regulation Continuum of arousal Comatose to highly excited Cognitive Anxiety Somatic Anxiety
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Arousal Regulation Continuum of arousal Comatose to highly excited Cognitive Anxiety Somatic Anxiety Helps with focus and attention Catastrophe Theory
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Synchronization
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Sports such as rowing, cycling, distance running
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Synchronization Sports such as rowing, cycling, distance running Rhythm and tempo
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Synchronization Sports such as rowing, cycling, distance running Rhythm and tempo Better efficiency
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Acquisition of Motor Skills
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Fluid movements Audio cues
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Acquisition of Motor Skills Fluid movements Audio cues During exercise or competition
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Acquisition of Motor Skills Fluid movements Audio cues During exercise or competition Reinforces the learning environment
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Attainment of Flow
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What is flow?
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Attainment of Flow What is flow? Music triggers emotions and cognitions
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Attainment of Flow What is flow? Music triggers emotions and cognitions Example: Jack Taylor: 2012
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Pre-Workout Effects
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Psych up or psych down Control arousal Flow
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During-Workout Effects
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Dissociation Fatigue Work output Fluid movements Flow
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Post-Workout Effects
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Research – Eliakim, et. Al Non-structured recovery 6 minute run Music, rhythm, no music Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE) Blood lactate levels Post-workout activity
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Discussion Questions
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Should all student-athletes be provided with music devices in order to prepare for and recover from an intense workout or competition? Why? Should sports competitions have extended half-times in order to see performance increases on the court or field? Why?
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Average Cost of an MP3 Player $50-200 for a single device 350+ student athletes $17,500-70,000 Title IX
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Average Length of Half-time 15 minutes Bumped up to 25-30 min Additional advertisements
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Discussion Questions Should all student-athletes be provided with music devices in order to prepare for and recover from an intense workout or competition? Why? Should sports competitions have extended half-times in order to see performance increases on the court or field? Why?
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Thank you The End
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