New research suggests that moving to the beat for three minutes can boost brain power for some (but not all) people.
High beats per minute music doesn't affect everyone the same way; it's more enjoyable for "groove enjoyers."
Notably, study participants who weren't"groove enjoyers" and didn't feel a sense of excitement or audiomotor entrainment while doing cardio to a rhythmic song did not score higher on executive function tests and didn't show increased l-DLPFC activity after three minutes of low-intensity GREX.
For example, my older sister isn't a groove enjoyer, but I am. We grew up in the 1970s during the disco craze, listening to the same Top 40 music.
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