Introduction: Bimanual coordination represents a unique example of collaboration between two interconnected. Research has shown that for sensory-motor coordination body, an external stimulus rhythmic can be important (2) and given that the music can coordinate rhythm of move with the rhythmic sensory stimulus, capable use it as a stimulant, to synchronize of the body movements.
Methodology: The instrument used in this study included bimanual coordination device and Mp3 player. The subjects of the research were right-handed male students (n=60) who had no experience musicianship that were grouped into 6 groups of 10 that in three experiments were conducted. First, subjects in duration of 60 seconds and 100 tempo were doing bimanual coordination task has its own in quiet environment. Then training in three consecutive days was done (by music & without music) and retention test was performed 48 hours later.
Results: According to the results of the first and second experiment, was statistically significant between experimental and control groups in the inception but this difference was not statistically significant in the third experiment
Discussion: In general, according to many studies conducted, researchers found that humans can detect sequence of beat of the metronome and music signals regularly and move along with them in the same way and strike (2). Humans is very difficult to do their movements that the limbs do not moves towards integration on the preferred frequencies (4). On the other hand, one tends to easily understand music rhythmical structures and process and often respond them by spontaneous response time to predict the temporal structure and adjust motor output to sensory input (2). Seems that the music because of the vast effects on the propensity to move, individual attention focused to the Favorite features of the task and better learning (3). As well as Synchronizing movements with the music compared to an audio sequence shorter is better and seems that some of structural aspects of music has a Voluntary impact on precise timing coordinated movements (2). Consequently musical experience can have a significant effect on the stability and precision hands coordination and this led will be to the more strong-coupling and more dependent of movement hands due to training accompanied by music. According to the results of this research, recommend to coaches, teachers and therapists that according to type of activity or task, use of the music in tandem with the move to increase workflow efficiency.