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How virtual reality takes the ‘work’ out of workouts
Brunel University London and the University of Exeter joined virtual workout games creators VirZOOM to see how VR dials up pleasure and helps people lose 'exercise consciousness'.
In a controlled experiment with 24 volunteers on exercise bikes, experiencing VR with music raised perceived enjoyment by 26.4%, compared with a control condition of no VR or music. And the VR combined with music raised enjoyment by 17.5% when compared to music on its own.
See the full story here: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-06-virtual-reality-workouts.html