Sleep Cooler, Recover Faster Tonight
Your body needs to cool down to fall asleep. A drop in core temperature signals your brain to produce melatonin. Research shows keeping your bedroom around 65-68°F can boost deep sleep by roughly 20%.
Here's what to try tonight: (1/3)
Set your thermostat to about 66°F before bed. Take a warm shower about 90 minutes before you sleep. The warm water actually helps your body cool down afterward. Jot down how you slept in your training journal each night. Swap to breathable bamboo sheets if you haven't already.
A couple of extras: check your resting heart rate each week to see if recovery is improving. Try not to eat a heavy meal within three hours of bed. (2/3)
Most people notice they fall asleep faster and wake up feeling more rested within a week.
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