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Article: Sleep secrets.
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- Dance Magazine
- Article date:
- June 1, 2008
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After several nights of restless sleep, Ballet Austin's Paul Michael Bloodgood isn't at his best in company class. "It's more difficult to focus," he says. "It takes me longer to find my groove."
There's more to sleep than getting rest. Nearly every physiological process can be compromised. Memory, coordination, metabolism, new learning--all crucial to dancers--are handicapped, as Bloodgood discovered when his ability to learn choreography became impaired after a bad night or two.
"One of sleep's major functions is consolidating short-term memory into long-term memory," says Dr. Aparajitha Verma, a neurologist with The ...
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