Sleep
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walker02/10/12 @ 23:37
I know it's a BS thread... but wandering how much sleep do people get daily?
I always aim for 8 hours, and often do, but generally about 7 as will be the case tonight!
I always aim for 8 hours, and often do, but generally about 7 as will be the case tonight!
fong02/10/12 @ 23:39
LessThanLuke02/10/12 @ 23:43
walker02/10/12 @ 23:44
slimsim02/10/12 @ 23:44
I've been getting about 6 or slightly less for the last 4-weeks or so.....it's taking its' toll to be honest.
Wiegieboard02/10/12 @ 23:44
walker02/10/12 @ 23:45
slimsim said:I've been getting about 6 or slightly less for the last 4-weeks or so.....it's taking its' toll to be honest.
Does it affect your training? I know I can feel the difference when I've not had as much sleep.
OwenL02/10/12 @ 23:47
As much as I want on my 6 days off work. Had 14 the other night!
About 6 on a work night, and about 8 after a night shift.
About 6 on a work night, and about 8 after a night shift.
JamieG02/10/12 @ 23:55
Post Edited: 02.10.2012 @ 23:55 PM by JamieG
I've been thinking about sleep a lot lately.5 to 7 hours, 6 most nights. Then about 12 sat sun.
I don't actually think it effects my training that much but i do feel 'unhealthier' in a way than when i have more.
Funny thing is i could easily get 8 every night but wind up on Sugden at midnight annoying strong people.
(I wake at 6am)
Bim02/10/12 @ 23:56
5 - 8, if I get less than about 7 it effects how I train. I work from home a lot of the time though so I can sometimes get my head down for an hour during the day which can help a lot.
slimsim03/10/12 @ 00:29
walker said:
Does it affect your training? I know I can feel the difference when I've not had as much sleep.
Does it affect your training? I know I can feel the difference when I've not had as much sleep.
I don't think it particularly affects my training, but in general I think doing a set of 1-2 snatches is far easier than doing a set of deadlifts/yoke/farmers etc. I definitely enjoy the effects of caffeine, otherwise I think I'd struggle a lot more than I do.
ItsaSecret03/10/12 @ 00:32
IrishMarc03/10/12 @ 00:36
IrishMarc03/10/12 @ 00:37
Bim said:5 - 8, if I get less than about 7 it effects how I train. I work from home a lot of the time though so I can sometimes get my head down for an hour during the day which can help a lot.
Nice numbers brah.
LessThanLuke03/10/12 @ 00:47
walker said:
Lol a wide range! I can't function on less than 6
Lol a wide range! I can't function on less than 6
I'm a student who works at a night club. Sometimes I don't get home from work until 4-5am and then have to be up for uni at 8. Then other days I catch up on my sleep and spend the day in bed ha.