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Sports and Music Part 2: From the organ to Jock Jams

27 min · 8. huhti 2026
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What ever happened to Jock Jams? Find out in this episode of Sports IQ, where Anthony explores the history of music at sporting events. Starting with the ancient greeks and continuing until today, music has always been played at sports venues. Where Jock Jams and Jock Rock game from? Who invented the walkup song? Do NHL players like goal songs? All of that and more in this episode of Sports IQ!

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Sports and Music Part 1: How does listening to music help our athletic performance?

Sports and music are two things that just go together. Sometimes an athlete is described as “dancing around a defender,” or a star quarterback as “conducting” his offense. But beyond these sayings, sports and music have a close relationship. You hear music at games, from youth sports to the pros, in stadiums and on park basketball courts, in the gym or even loudly in someone’s headphones as they jog past. In part 1 of this Sports IQ episode, we explore the performance benefits that listening to music can give you exercising and even potentially, competing in a sport. Anthony interviews Dr. Christopher Ballman, an Associate Professor of Kinesiology in the Department of Human Studies, Director of Resistance Exercise Physiology at the University of Alabama Birmingham. Please rate and review this podcast and tell your friends!

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