The effect of Music has been identified as a motivational component on accuracy of the power generation of non-elite taekwondo players

The purpose of this study was to measure the difference in isokinetic force generation in dominant leg when exposed to a motivational environment (arousing and relaxing music) and non-motivational environment (silence). Twenty novice taekwondo player with mean age (4.30 ± 23.65) participate in this Descriptive research. The analysis of variance with repeated measures to comparison force generation control of 20 non elite taekwondo player in the music with different rhythm and no music was used. Participants performed 5 isokinetic repetitions of knee extension and flexion at a set velocity of 60°/sec in three (non-music and music with high and low rhythm trials) performed. Testing order was randomized to control for learning effect. Significant different were found for Accuracy of force generation (p <. 05) between three condition. The results showed participant had lowest error in low rhythm music condition. The authors concluded that music and rhythm had effect on Accuracy of force generation in non-elite taekwondo player. The study may have been limited by a number of confounding effects, warranting a repeated yet enhanced research design of the study. As a result Taekwondo coaches and athletes can use it during trainings. probably, Music have an reinforcing or motivational component role in non-elite Taekwondo players isokinetic force generation, but high music rhythm may increase error force production and arousal.