We already know that cranking tunes during your workout can boost endurance by up to 15 percent. But now there's another bonus to an iPod-enhanced sweat session: a better mood during your gym time. The study, published this week in the Journal Of Strength And Conditioning Research, assigned a small sample of college-aged male exercisers either self-selected music (blasting their own jams) or no music at all during their resistance workouts. The headphone-equipped exercisers not only performed better during their session, but reported higher feelings of "vigor" than their non-musical counterparts.
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