Sorry guys, if I am really tired, you will see me sleep. After the nap, I will be more productive than a zombie sitting there dozing off.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080609071106.htm - "..more specifically, how sleep is a significant factor in achieving peak athletic performance.."
"Mah offers these tips to help athletes improve their performance by maximizing their sleep:
- Make sleep a part of your regular training regimen.
- Extend nightly sleep for several weeks to reduce your sleep debt before competition.
- Maintain a low sleep debt by obtaining a sufficient amount of nightly sleep (seven to eight hours for adults, nine or more hours for teens and young adults).
- Keep a regular sleep-wake schedule, going to bed and waking up at the same times every day.
- Take brief naps to obtain additional sleep during the day, especially if drowsy"
Nite!
Don't agree with the "If you don't sleep, you get a lot of things done."
ReplyDeleteI must admit, I wasn't entirely serious when I said that. :-)
The key in life is BALANCE. People should watch this (Randy Pausch on Time Management)
Err Prof,
ReplyDeleteBut you always online leh.. =)