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KMID : 1002720160140020121
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Journal of Korean Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Association
2016 Volume.14 No. 2 p.121 ~ p.130
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The Effects of Visual and Auditory Stimulation on the Ability to Perform Exercise
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Park Kwang-Hyun
Kim Yu-Min
Kim Hyun-A
Seo Han-Bit
Son Won-Bin
Song Eun-Ji
Shin Su-Jin
Ahn Ha-Rim
Lee Choong-Jung
Cho Min-Ok
Kim Min-Hee
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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of visual and auditory stimulation on the ability to perform exercise.
Methods: One hundred twenty subjects were randomly divided into four groups (Green light and Fast tempo music, GF; Green light and Slow tempo music, GS; Red light and Fast tempo music, RF; and Red light and Slow tempo music, RS). One of either two visual stimuli or one of two auditory stimuli were applied to each group. The experiment was conducted randomly twice in two environments: one had visual and auditory stimuli and one had no stimulation. Muscle strength, grip, endurance, quickness, agility, concentration, and balance were measured to determine the ability to perform exercise.
Results: Significant differences were found in the muscle strength of the participants who were exposed to the auditory factor and the interaction of visual and auditory factors. In endurance, significant differences were found in all of the factors: visual, auditory, and the interaction of visual and auditory. In quickness, agility, and balance ability there were significant differences in the visual factor. In concentration, there was a significant difference in the auditory factor.
Conclusion: Visual stimuli, auditory stimuli, and their interaction influenced the ability to perform exercise. These facts imply that providing the proper environmental stimulation is important to increase the ability to perform during exercise.
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KEYWORD
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Visual stimulation, Auditory stimulation, Exercise
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