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i want to nail the perfect sleep routine for when i start training again in november here is what im thinking so far → comfy bedding / pillows (any excuse to buy fresh bedding lol) → dark room/eye mask + ear plugs → magnesium before bed → no phone 1 hour before sleeping → electronics out of the room is there any other suggestions/findings you recommend?

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cool temperature room with a blanket

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Set your circadian rhythm by getting morning light! (Evening is good too) and cold room temperature

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great list! I recently started stretching before bed to release any tension and it’s helping me sleep so well

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Spitballing some recs; Cherry juice helps naturally release melatonin but you got to get REAL cherries For magnesium make sure you get the type you need that works best 4 sleep No phone established sleep routine so ur brain gets used to wind down I like also doing a mindfulness exercise, listening to yoga nidra, or whatever music helps set up a relaxing atmosphere For comfy bedding make sure your mattress is good and your pillow works good for you before changing out sheets For bedroom sheets I recommend cotton and higher thread count, sateen is great. Marshall’s and tjmaxx in the us will sometimes have high thread count cotton sateen sheets from Ralph Lauren for very reasonable pricing and pillowcases I always recommend silk over satin so your hair doesn’t frizz and it isn’t too hot I don’t follow this rule but I think it helps to own cute pajamas that you only wear to sleep - gets your brain into the right mindset Another one I don’t follow well - don’t eat 2 hours before sleeping

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cool room https://news.uthscsa.edu/a-cold-room-not-a-warm-bath-encourages-sleep/ (sorry these temps are in F)

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Have water nearby to drink; sleeping can be dehydrating! If you want a hard reset on your sleep cycle, try fasting for I think 16-18 hours and have your meal be breakfast (hence break fast). May need to double check this online, I forgot the exact amort of hours. Aim to sleep/wake around the same time daily. Use very dim lights during night when possible. while classic warm/white lights may get dim, see if you can get an LED light that can display dim red light. I think something with its position in the color spectrum is what makes it perceivably darkest. White noise can help if you’re in a noisy / populated area (at least if the ear plugs don’t work out). Journaling / brain dumping before bed usually helps me if I feel my mind racing or just very excited about something. — I’ve done many of these on and off and most help, hardest part is sticking to it. What helped me the most with consistency was 1) moving in with my wife who prevented my degen hours and 2) my toddler haha

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Some good tips in this cast from Varun Best thing I did for my sleep was buy an 8sleep mattress cover + set thermostat to 66 degrees https://warpcast.com/v/0x7682779c

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@bryanjohnson is going to be your guy

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Really worth buying yourself a Tempur pillow that’s tailored to your sleeping position. Really good, especially during the Summer when other pillows would normally get hot.

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Body pillow Magnesium L threonate (not all Magnesium is the same) Sip not gulp liquids 2 hours before he'd time.. Happy 😴

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Switch to red light only once the sun goes down. Not just on your devices. All your indoor lighting. Rick Rubin is pretty obsessive about this; he wears red tinted glasses whenever he is exposed to any man-made light regardless of time of day

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Stick to same sleep schedule. Lower temperature in bedroom. If you need more help sleeping, consider 1mg melatonin, apegenin, and/or gaba.

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Weighted blanket does wonders for me.

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i love answering questions with… questions! i feel like i cant sleep for SHIT after my heaviest workouts. at first, i was worried (bc im a boxer, and i get punched in the face more than the average bear)… but this year, i’ve barely sparred and still, if i do an intense workout, im wired all night. so no idea but best of luck and plz report back!

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Please pillows are important and a hot bath before bed

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weighted blaket, noise machine, tart cherry juice

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Breathing and mind clearing (meditation) to keep that mind from racing about stuff that doesn't allow you to sleep.

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Grounding blanket/sheet?

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A FAN! Or like a noisemaker machine. I know I’m not the only one who can’t fall asleep in a quiet room 😂

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