Associated Determinants and Music Genres in A Few Fitness Facilities

Abstract

Exercisers often listen to music as they work out, which may boost their levels of motivation and good affect respectively. It is possible to play it through a sound system while you are working out. The purpose of the research was to look at the different types of music that are played in various fitness centers and analyze the factors that are connected with certain types of music. It used an exploratory approach to the study design. A community in which there are a total of four fitness centers was chosen for this experiment. Research was conducted on each and every teacher working at those centers. It was determined to adopt a key informant interview (KII) guide. In order to identify the differences that were statistically significant, a one-way ANOVA and Tukey post hoc tests were carried out. According to the results of the research, classical music was listened to the most, with a mean of 5.177.06 times, whilst twist was listened to the least, with a mean of 0.750.82 times. Only listening to classical music was substantially (p 0.05) different between fitness centers 1 and 2, but in general, there were no significant changes among the various fitness centers. The kind of exercise, the client's age, and their religious affiliation were revealed to be key predictors. Other factors that were taken into consideration were the customers' health, as well as their personal interests, objectives, goals, and role models, as well as the clients' requests, the time of day, and the gender of the instructor.