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Read postMindset and practical tips to feel confident training with free weights, even if you are new to the gym.
A practical guide to improving sleep quality so your body can recover, grow muscle, and stay healthy from training stress.
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Published Nov 27, 2025
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Most muscle repair, hormone regulation, and nervous system recovery happen while you sleep.
\nMost active adults should aim for 7–9 hours of quality sleep per night, with consistent bed and wake times.
\nKeep your room cool, dark, and quiet. Remove unnecessary screens and bright lights before bed.
\nCreate a wind-down routine with low light, stretching, reading, or journaling to signal your body that it is time to sleep.
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