THE PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF “TAIJI SENSE” IN TAIJIQUAN EXERCISE

The usage of “Taiji sense”(a kind of image) is required during Taijiquan (TJQ) exercise, but some practitioners virtually ignore it all the time while exercising. The significance for the usage of “Taiji sense” is still completely unknown. This study assessed the psycho-physiological effects of “Tai...

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Veröffentlicht in:Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine 2007/02/01, Vol.56(1), pp.131-140
Hauptverfasser: WANG, LIXIN, LIU, YUNFA, MIMURA, KANICHI, FUJIMOTO, SHIGEO
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Zusammenfassung:The usage of “Taiji sense”(a kind of image) is required during Taijiquan (TJQ) exercise, but some practitioners virtually ignore it all the time while exercising. The significance for the usage of “Taiji sense” is still completely unknown. This study assessed the psycho-physiological effects of “Taiji sense” during 24-style TJQ exercise (24TJQ). 25 middle-elderly 24TJQ-experienced subjects were divided into Taiji-sensed group (TS), non-Taiji-sensed group (NTS) and ergometry exercise group (EE) by balancing their age and TJQ experience time. The division of TS and NTS was determined by a self-reported investigation, based on whether the practitioner usually use or do not use the image of “Taiji sense” while exercising TJQ. Electroencephalography and profile of mood states were examined and compared. After exercise, TS showed greater increase of α activity (P
ISSN:0039-906X
1881-4751
DOI:10.7600/jspfsm.56.131