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Оздоровительная китайская гимнастика тайцзицюань для пожилых людей 2. Представленность в наукометрических базах Web of Science и SCOPUS
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Представлен обзор работ по данным наукометрических баз Web of Science и Scopus за последние 10 лет о воздействии китайской гимнастики тайцзицюань на физическое и психологическое состояние пожилых людей. Выделяются следующие направления исследования тайцзицюань: улучшение физических качеств при занятиях гимнастикой тайцзицюань, таких как баланс, мышечная сила, походка, координация, воздействие на психологическое состояние, в том числе при проблемах внимания, сна, стрессе, депрессии; влияние на сердечно-сосудистую систему. Отмечается положительный эффект тайцзицюань при заболеваниях опорно-двигательного аппарата: остеоартрозе, ревматоидном артрите. В целом более 50 % работ, проанализированных по наукометрическим базам Web of Science и Scopus, посвящены изучению положительного воздействия тайцзицюань на физические качества пожилых людей.
Тайцзицюань, психологическое состояние, физические качества, пожилые люди
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