Tai Chi Improves Sleep Study Finds
A recent study by Professor Michael Irwin of UCLA found that taking Tai Chi classes for 25 weeks produced significant improvements in the quality of the sleep of a group of older adults.
The citation for the study is: Irwin, M.R. (2008). Improving sleep quality in older adults with moderate sleep complaints: A randomized controlled trail of Tai Chi Chih. Sleep, 31(7), 1001.
Tai Chi has the potential to bring about a number of health related outcomes. For further information on the use of Tai Chi in RT see the section on Tai Chi in the facilitation techniques chapter in the book Therapeutic Recreation Processes and Techniques by David R. Austin (Sagamore Publishing, Inc.).
The citation for the study is: Irwin, M.R. (2008). Improving sleep quality in older adults with moderate sleep complaints: A randomized controlled trail of Tai Chi Chih. Sleep, 31(7), 1001.
Tai Chi has the potential to bring about a number of health related outcomes. For further information on the use of Tai Chi in RT see the section on Tai Chi in the facilitation techniques chapter in the book Therapeutic Recreation Processes and Techniques by David R. Austin (Sagamore Publishing, Inc.).
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