S2E6: Lights Out: How Sleep Changes After 40
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We obsess over pace, heart rate, and training plans. But the recovery variable most of us treat as an afterthought? Sleep.
Abbie and Alex dig into the science of why sleep matters more than most of us realize, especially after 40. Deep sleep and REM naturally decline with age, and for athletes specifically, that's when the real recovery happens. They cover the exercise-sleep feedback loop, and how your evening fitness routine might impact your sleep.
They also take a "his vs. hers" look at sleep in your 40s—perimenopause and night sweats on one side, andropause and waking up to pee on the other. Then, a myth vs. reality segment where Alex and Abbie tackle common beliefs about sleep. Can you just "catch up on sleep" over the weekend? Is melatonin really harmless? And are there really people who can get by with five hours or less?
Also on this week's Warm Up: new research suggests full-fat dairy may not be as harmful as we thought (oh look, nutritional advice has changed again). Plus, Gen Z is having an "analog summer," filling tote bags with journals, watercolor palettes and other "offline" activities—all while promoting it on TikTok.