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I recorded the heart rates for each subject for each game. To see if there heart rates increased while playing each different game. I had three test subjects for each game. The Just Dance test subjects heart rate on average increased by 35 beats per minute. The Deca Sports test subjects heart rate on average increased 27 beats per minute. The Zumba Kids test subjects heart rate on average increased 53 beats per minute. The three test subject had the highest increase in heart rate playing Zumba

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