The role of lyrics in music–exercise performance on perceived exertion
The research aimed to examine the role of lyrics in music on perceived exertion of male and female students during physical activity (running on treadmill). For this purpose, 23 (11 males, 12 females) were selected randomly among volunteered students. The participants underwent physical activity und...
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| description | The research aimed to examine the role of lyrics in music on perceived exertion of male and female students during physical activity (running on treadmill). For this purpose, 23 (11 males, 12 females) were selected randomly among volunteered students. The participants underwent physical activity under condition of lyrics music in the first session, same no-lyrics music in the second session and no music in the third session. The test duration was 5 minutes for all participants and their running intensity was in correspondence with 80% of their maximum heart rate. The recovery period between each session was 48 hrs. After each session, the participants specified their rated perceived exertion (RPE) by completing the Borg scale questionnaire. The results of ANOVA revealed that lyrics music had a significant effect on the participants' perceived exertion, but no-lyrics music had no effect on their perceived exertion. With regard to reduction of the perceived exertion rate during the use of lyrics music, it can be concluded that the presence of lyrics in music reduces the participants' perceived exertion and causes the activity time to seem shorter. It can be deduced that the presence of lyrics in music has a significant effect on the improvement of psychological conditions of athletes and their perceived exertion. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-5066f346e05c4565837f00ea12481cf52025-01-03T01:00:32ZengSelcuk University PressTürk Spor ve Egzersiz Dergisi2147-56522015-07-011711622154The role of lyrics in music–exercise performance on perceived exertionEhsan ZareıanKaren BaranıZahra PooraghaeıThe research aimed to examine the role of lyrics in music on perceived exertion of male and female students during physical activity (running on treadmill). For this purpose, 23 (11 males, 12 females) were selected randomly among volunteered students. The participants underwent physical activity under condition of lyrics music in the first session, same no-lyrics music in the second session and no music in the third session. The test duration was 5 minutes for all participants and their running intensity was in correspondence with 80% of their maximum heart rate. The recovery period between each session was 48 hrs. After each session, the participants specified their rated perceived exertion (RPE) by completing the Borg scale questionnaire. The results of ANOVA revealed that lyrics music had a significant effect on the participants' perceived exertion, but no-lyrics music had no effect on their perceived exertion. With regard to reduction of the perceived exertion rate during the use of lyrics music, it can be concluded that the presence of lyrics in music reduces the participants' perceived exertion and causes the activity time to seem shorter. It can be deduced that the presence of lyrics in music has a significant effect on the improvement of psychological conditions of athletes and their perceived exertion.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/200767lyrics music; music–exercise performance; perceived exertion |
| spellingShingle | Ehsan Zareıan Karen Baranı Zahra Pooraghaeı The role of lyrics in music–exercise performance on perceived exertion Türk Spor ve Egzersiz Dergisi lyrics music; music–exercise performance; perceived exertion |
| title | The role of lyrics in music–exercise performance on perceived exertion |
| title_full | The role of lyrics in music–exercise performance on perceived exertion |
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| title_short | The role of lyrics in music–exercise performance on perceived exertion |
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| topic | lyrics music; music–exercise performance; perceived exertion |
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