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Roger Federer gets 12 hours sleep

Roger Federer gets 12 hours sleep

Recent studies suggest that sleep is just as important to athletes’ training schedules as nutrition and physical practice, and can make a difference in peak performance. What do studies show? A 2011 study published in the journal SLEEP looked at 11 healthy basketball players…

Sleep is Crucial to Sanity

Sleep is crucial to sanity. Sleep disturbances can contribute to, aggravate, and even cause mood disorders and a host of other illnesses. Yep. The link between sleep deprivation and psychosis was documented in a 2007 study at Harvard Medical School and the University of California…

Sleep Can Be Vital For Athletes

Between classes, extracurricular activities and much-needed study breaks, sleep can be a luxury rarely offered to college students. However, sleep can take on a whole new meaning as a collegiate athlete. The individual sleeping habits of college varsity athletes can…