Napping Myth # 5 - Naps Make You Groggy
Not if you keep it short. Do you
remember when we talked about the sleep cycles and
the different stages? Well they come in handy to
understand why you may wake up groggy from your nap.
Let me explain: as long as you stay in the first
stages of sleep, you will be able to wake up and be
energized. But if you enter the deep stages of sleep
during your nap, then that’s when trouble starts; it
will be much harder for you to get up, and you will
feel as if you were waking up from a 6 month
hibernation period. You will be groggy!
The length of a sleep cycle, if you remember, is
approximately 90 minutes; you certainly don’t want to
nap for that long, nor do you want to enter deep
sleep. So again, time is critical, I highly recommend
a 20 minute nap, 30 minutes tops.
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