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Sleep following training can enhance motor skill memory consolidation while chronic sleep disruption can have the converse effect. The aim of this investigation was to explore the relationship between sleep measured by wrist actigraphy, motor skill consolidation and primary motor cortex excitability in young, healthy individuals.

Using actigraphy and transcranial magnetic stimulation to assess the relationship between sleep and visuomotor skill learning