The Athlete’s 15-Minute Night Routine to Maximize Performance in Your Mornings
Here’s what some athletes do to maximize performance in their mornings.
As an athlete, I have always adhered to discipline and regimen in everything. This helped me a lot in my daily life and kept me from feeling lost the next day.
However, as soon as my sports career ended and I transitioned to a more sedentary lifestyle, I began to notice a breakdown in my routine, confusion, lack of sleep, and even trouble remembering things.
These issues started to bring discomfort into my daily life, so I started working again on my night routine. As soon as I started remembering and applying all the old habits in my sports life, I began to notice progress in how I felt the next day.
It only took me 2 weeks to get into my old habits.
This routine takes me 15 to 20 minutes a day.
The results are forever (with consistency)
Elite athletes like LeBron James, Usain Bolt, and Roger Federer sleep around 8 to 10 hours to optimize their recovery, but there are other things athletes do — at least in early stages — to maximize performance in their mornings.
