208. How to Leverage Sleep for Better Performance, with Ryan Wooderson, DPT, OCS

208. How to Leverage Sleep for Better Performance, with Ryan Wooderson, DPT, OCS

Ryan Wooderson owns Long Run Physiotherapy & Performance in Denver, Colorado and has spent nearly a decade helping athletes get healthy and stay healthy. He is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and completed his orthopedic residency at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He's an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and his practice focuses on injury prevention and helping athletes perform.

In this episode, we explore further details about:

  • Variability in perceived exertion during workouts
  • Prioritizing restorative in the morning hours
  • Improving the quality of your sleep with environmental factors
  • How to do naps the right way

Anyone can benefit from better sleep and I hope this episode will provide you with ideas on how to do just that.

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