In the case of sleep, we often forget how lousy we feel when we don’t get enough. So what keeps us up at night staring at computer screens and TVs, getting second and third winds when our bodies should be sleeping.
If we drill it into our minds that proper sleep does more important things than just make us feel refreshed in the morning, maybe we’d make it a bigger priority.
Much of the science about sleep is still unknown, but there are emerging theories that connect good sleep not only to overall health but also to improved athletic performance.
Warm Up
EMOM for 10 Minutes
Barn Run
5 Burpees
Skill
KB Sumo Deadlift High Pull
WOD
FGB Style
1 Min at each station for max reps
1 Min rest at end of each round
3 Rounds
KB Goblet Squat
DB Push Press
Box Jump
KB SDLHP
Burpees