| Summary: | Objective: This study aim was to compare the effect of fast music and no music during 1.6 km
on average running pace among Uitm basketball players. Method: Participants was given a brief
explanation on how this test was conducted. They need to install running tracking application
(STRAVA) on their smartphone that being used to measure their pace. During running they
bring their smartphone with STRAVA application. The participant was given the selected song
by researcher. They listen to the same playlist with the same volume that was set to 150 bpm to
200 bpm for fast music and no music given for no music condition. Each one of them wore
earphone that connected to their smartphone. During running, it was depending on the participant
on how they carried their phone either to hold by hand or to put it in their pocket. The song being
played as soon as they start the test until they complete 1.6 km. After the experiment, the
researcher collected all the data from the Strava app. The participant ended their session with
cooling down conducted by the researcher. The gap between the first test and the second test is
24 hours. Results: Study shows there is a significant differences of effect between no music
condition versus fast music condition on average running pace in data collected with value of
0.00 (p <0.05). Conclusion: Thus, the researcher concludes that music gave a positive impact to
improve average running pace of UiTM basketball players.
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