Getting a full seven to nine hours of sleep is essential for maintaining a healthy diet. However, the fuel you put in your body can affect the quality and the amount of sleep you get. It’s not just about what you eat but when you eat it. The human body relies on predictable patterns of behaviour to time the sleep cycle. There’s not a whole lot that’s more predictable than the need for food. You can use the timing of your meals and your diet to enhance the quality of your sleep and, in so doing, you’re supporting your ability to make better food choices.
As a Personal Trainer and Fitness enthusiast I am always delighted to share relevant, informative and beneficial health and fitness information and articles. This great article on Yoga and how it can help footballers (and thus any athlete, sportsperson and individual) to stay injury free has been provided by Joseph Knowles.
The Importance of Yoga in Helping Footballers Stay Injury Free
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Build exercise into your commute to and/or from work. Run, Cycle, Walk all or some of the journey. Get off the bus a stop early, park further from work, keep change of fresh clothes at work etc. Great for body and mind and saves money too.
