The Ball State University Sport & Exercise Psychology program is inviting you to participate in a research study regarding a piece of equipment at BSU called Biosound technology, which promotes rest, recovery, and concentration—these are variables we will be investigating in the Biosound Pilot Study IRB # 1873380-1. Biosound technology incorporates heart rate variability biofeedback, music therapy, vibroacoustic massage, guided meditation, and guided imagery into a single piece of equipment.
We are looking for individuals who are between 18-35 years old who are participating in recreational or competitive sport. If you or anyone you know meet this criterion, please contact us at bsseplab@outlook.com to receive more information regarding this study approved by the Institutional Review Board. Additionally, please free to relay this flyer or information to anyone who meets the above criteria.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN REST AND RECOVERY?
Biosound Pilot Study: IRBNet # 1873380-1
If you are 18-35 years old and are a recreational or competitive athlete, join our study!
Study Purpose:
• Investigate the impact of a 6-week Biosound technology intervention on stress, recovery, and concentration in an athlete population
Biosound Involves:
• Vibroacoustic massage
• Heart rate variability biofeedback
• Music therapy
• Guided meditation
• Guided imagery
Time Commitments
• Control Group: Initial 15-min Zoom call • Mindfulness group: 30 min/week
• Coherence Group: 20-30 min/week
• Biosound Group: 75 min/week
Location:
• Ball State University Health & Physical Activity Building Room HP 327 & 329