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David-Lee Priest, a researcher at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, says music is able to divert attention through a neurological mechanism. The unpleasant feedback from exercising, such as difficulty breathing, sweating or stiff muscles, is transferred to the brain using the afferent, or sensory, nervous system. Listening to music interferes with the transmission of those sensations, he says. 'Before you become aware of the fatigue the music will block out the sensations of fatigue and effort so you won't fully notice them,' he says. That blocking occurs only up to a point -- about 70% of one's maximum capacity, he says。
英格兰诺里奇(Norwich)东安格利亚大学(the University of East Anglia)的研究者大卫-李·普利斯特(David-Lee Priest)说，音乐能通过神经机制转移注意力。健身时出现的令人不快的反应，例如呼吸困难、流汗或者肌肉僵硬，会通过传入或感觉神经系统传递至大脑。听音乐会对这类感觉的传递产生干扰，他说。“在你感到疲劳之前，音乐会阻断疲劳感和费力感，所以你完全不会注意到。” 他还补充道，这种阻断作用只在特定的时候出现，也就是一个人使用最高体力70%的时候。
