theres that sequence of thought probably put into play "ive trained so i wont sleep",which wont be helping,"ive trained so now i will sleep"is a better track to play ,insomnia is a nasty rut to fall into,but it can be beaten and wont last for ever.
theres that sequence of thought probably put into play "ive trained so i wont sleep",which wont be helping,"ive trained so now i will sleep"is a better track to play ,insomnia is a nasty rut to fall into,but it can be beaten and wont last for ever.
who is driving your bus?
I'm with others suggestions here. Try and exercise in the morning - exercise raises your metabolism - the exact opposite of what you are wanting as you settle in for the evening.
Good luck in your training for TAM, and wishing you sound rest herein.![]()
Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying,
"I will try again tomorrow".
Thanks for all your replies; however, I ain't a morning person...and I'm AT WORK AT 6:25 already...so that means that I'm up at 5:15am...I really can't see me getting up at 3:30am to cycle until 4:30am and then shower and get ready for work...I'm liking the feeling while cycling and after...but not that much...grin.
On the night that I don't get on the trainer, I sleep well. On the day after I'm on the trainer, I'm ok...not really cranky...just yawning and slow..and a little whiney...So, I guess I'll have to adjust to it and stop whining...
Thanks,
Jan
I'm fine with late-day workouts, but when I race in the afternoon I have the same problem. You might try a low-dose sleep aid (just on the days you need it). I use an OTC made by Tylenol without the Tylenol in it (called Simply Sleep). Doesn't cause grogginess with me and my doc is fine with me using it occassionally.