Rich Roll's Sleep Protocol
Prioritizes 8+ hours of sleep, sometimes sleeping in a tent to reconnect with primitive roots.
8+ hours · Nightly
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Prioritizes 8+ hours of sleep, sometimes sleeping in a tent to reconnect with primitive roots.
8+ hours · Nightly
LeBron's #1 recovery tool: "Sleep is the best recovery — equivalent to putting your phone in a charger." 8-9 hours at night plus 3-hour afternoon naps.
8-9 hours minimum · Nightly
~3 hours (including hyperbaric nap) · Noon to ~2pm
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A cool bedroom, weighted blanket, less evening light and a coffee cutoff, alongside his reported experience with melatonin.
16°C reported bedroom setting · during sleep
9 kg blanket · during sleep
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During intense training, Rocha described a post-lunch sleep and an early bedtime when exhausted.
During intense training, Rocha described a post-lunch sleep and an early bedtime when exhausted. These are her pre-Games recovery habits, with the longer nap distinguished from general adult sleep guidance.
30–60 minutes · After lunch
Around 21:00–21:30 when exhausted
Altman described a cool, dark and quiet bedroom, a Chili Pad when the room could not be cooled enough, and an Emfit tracker.
Altman described a cool, dark and quiet bedroom, a Chili Pad when the room could not be cooled enough, and an Emfit tracker. He also reported an eye mask and earplugs while traveling.
During sleep
When the room could not be made cold enough
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Chesky described aiming for at least seven hours of sleep, with a late bedtime and an 8:30 a.m. start.
Chesky described aiming for at least seven hours of sleep, with a late bedtime and an 8:30 a.m. start. These are his reported schedule anchors, not a universal recommendation for when to sleep.
At least 7 hours · Reported bedtime around 1:30 a.m. and start around 8:30 a.m.
His bed-temperature system, preferred earplugs and sleep supplements, including occasional use and changes in products.
at night during post-surgical elbow pain
at night during post-surgical elbow pain
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Her reported use of magnesium glycinate, L-theanine, glycine and myo-inositol, with occasional melatonin and changes in timing.
3 mg · when needed; cycles off · night
120 mg · daily · before bed
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Peter Attia's night stack from The Drive #276 (23 Oct 2023): ashwagandha 600 mg (Solgar), glycine 2 g (Thorne) and Magtein magnesium L-threonate.
Peter Attia's night stack from The Drive #276 (23 Oct 2023): ashwagandha 600 mg (Solgar), glycine 2 g (Thorne) and Magtein magnesium L-threonate. He reported sauna 4–6 nights a week before bed in AMA #42 and described using Eight Sleep for his sleep time and score in #276.
600 mg · nightly · night stack
2 g · nightly · night stack
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In nutritionist Sergio Perera’s May 2019 Avengers preparation plan, Hemsworth had a serving of a magnesium/zinc supplement in the evening or before sleep. The product, chemical forms and amounts were not stated, and this historical plan should not be treated as a current nightly routine.
a serving · nightly in the 2019 prep plan · before sleep (9 p.m. snack and evening supplements)
Bryan’s sleep routine starts well before his 8:30 p.m. bedtime: an early final meal, dim lights and an hour without screens.
Bryan’s sleep routine starts well before his 8:30 p.m. bedtime: an early final meal, dim lights and an hour without screens. It also includes breathing, temperature control and sleep tracking.
daily · ~noon
daily · 4 p.m.
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His personal sleep supplements, daily NSDR, evening lighting and bed-temperature control. His general sleep toolkit appears separately.
30 min before sleep
30 min before sleep
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