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Simplified Tai Chi Exercises to Improve Function in People With Chronic Ankle Instability
The goal of this interventional trial is to evaluate the effectiveness of the simplified four-week Tai Chi training in improving function in people with chronic ankle instability. The main questions it aims to answer are: 1. Does the 4-week Tai Chi training improve ankle neuromuscular responses? 2. Does the 4-week Tai Chi training enhance ankle proprioception? 3. Does the 4-week Tai Chi training improve ankle muscle strength? 4. Does the 4-week Tai Chi training boost balance performance? 5. Does the 4-week Tai Chi training enhance subjective ankle stability and quality of life? Researchers will compare Tai Chi training to self-management to see if this Tai Chi training works to enhance ankle stability performance. Participants will: 1. Take self-management and Tai Chi training, and each for 4 weeks 2. Visit the labs every 4 weeks for biomechanical measurements and questionnaires, totally 3 times.
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