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Re: How to get sound sleep night prior to race day? [trirocket]
This used to be a problem for me when I was pacing five to eight marathons a year. Being in an unfamiliar city, trying to sleep at 8p in a hotel noisy with TVs and flushing toilets and late-night drunks wandering the halls talking loudly.

Diphenhydramine (the non-habit forming sleep ingredient it Tylenol PM and Advil PM) can be purchased on its own. It quiets the brain noise and lets me sleep and the early morning wakeup isn’t too brutal. I never feel groggy on it.

Try it during training, though. It would be bad to sleep through your race if you’re trying it for the first time.

Sharon McN
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Last edited by: SharonMcN: Dec 8, 23 15:14

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