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Can not sleep after windsurfing?

Created by Wing 11 Wing 11  > 9 months ago, 20 Aug 2018
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Wing 11
Wing 11

WA

92 posts

20 Aug 2018 1:37pm
Every time after windsurfing,this night I can not fall asleep.I feel extremly tired but I can not fall asleep,so I stay awake all the night (5 morning) traying to sleep.
This make me crazy and exhausted.
(otherwise ,allways I am too tired I cant sleep that night)
I dont know why this happend to me,is this adrenaline rush,or my body recogonizes windsurfing like dangerous/stress excerise so my body is too upset or mybe problem with heart,poor condition ..?


I seriously think about stop windsurfing for ever,because I cant hold this problem anymore.

Does some one of you has these problems?
Imax1
Imax1

QLD

4926 posts

20 Aug 2018 3:48pm
I tend to sleep like a baby with a smile on my face.
olskool
olskool

QLD

2459 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:02pm
Windsurfin is the BUZZ sport. The first 12months back i found it hard to sleep. Tired aching muscles, hands dont work. Reliving all the overpowered moments. But all thru the pain my brain was wanting that rush of planing. Kind of flying, kind of skimming. THE MOST ADDICTIVE RUSH IVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. GO WINDSURF EVERYDAY n You will become more adjusted. Nothing wrong with windsurfing consuming your WHOLE life. ITS ALL ABOUT THE 'RUSH'.
Steve Charles
Steve Charles

QLD

1240 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:09pm
Are you thinking of windsurfing when you are trying to get to sleep
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy

NSW

8292 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:13pm
Yeah don't relive the session.. guaranteed adrenaline and insomnia..
flowmaster
flowmaster

359 posts

20 Aug 2018 2:25pm
Use Whiskey, the more the better
HotBodMon
HotBodMon

NSW

612 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:44pm
That's strange Wing 11, I'm with steve charles -overthinking on anything , usually negative , does me damage.
Does this happen after other forms of physical exertion ?
Wing 11
Wing 11

WA

92 posts

20 Aug 2018 2:46pm
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flowmaster said..
Use Whiskey, the more the better



When I am drunk then I dont have these problems...So I ussualy take wine to better fall asleep..
Wing 11
Wing 11

WA

92 posts

20 Aug 2018 2:48pm
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HotBodMon said..
That's strange Wing 11, I'm with steve charles -overthinking on anything , usually negative , does me damage.
Does this happen after other forms of physical exertion ?



Yes ,every time I am exhousted physical ,I cant fall asleep...
Wing 11
Wing 11

WA

92 posts

20 Aug 2018 2:51pm
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olskool said..
Windsurfin is the BUZZ sport. The first 12months back i found it hard to sleep. Tired aching muscles, hands dont work. Reliving all the overpowered moments. But all thru the pain my brain was wanting that rush of planing. Kind of flying, kind of skimming. THE MOST ADDICTIVE RUSH IVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. GO WINDSURF EVERYDAY n You will become more adjusted. Nothing wrong with windsurfing consuming your WHOLE life. ITS ALL ABOUT THE 'RUSH'.


So you think if I have better condition/more wsurf,problem will disappear?
Wing 11
Wing 11

WA

92 posts

20 Aug 2018 2:55pm
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Steve Charles said..
Are you thinking of windsurfing when you are trying to get to sleep


No I dont think about wsurf,I am just foken exshausted but my brain is nervouse in these situation when I cant sleep..
S018
S018

SA

338 posts

20 Aug 2018 5:13pm
I had the same problem, after a real good day, just couldn't sleep.
Don't sail any more... now I can't sleep !!
Haircut
Haircut

QLD

6491 posts

20 Aug 2018 5:59pm
i have the same problem after a intense sailing session of a few hours or more. body tired but brain stays awake when trying to sleep, red eyes for the next day or so, looking like a few cones in the car with the windows wound up
Tardy
Tardy

5292 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:16pm
you need magnesium ,and 2 panadols .

jh2703
jh2703

NSW

1225 posts

20 Aug 2018 6:27pm
Drink more water....Your simply dehydrated as this leads to poor sleep or insomnia.
Sparky
Sparky

WA

1122 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:32pm
Yes, magnesium and lots of water should really help. Its a bit like when you drink a lot of booze and you have a bad nights sleep. The alcohol paradoxically dehydrates. So lots of water in the arvo and evening before bed. I remember in the early days windsurfing all afternoon and then getting terrible hamstring cramps when I sat in the evening.
da vecta
da vecta

QLD

2515 posts

20 Aug 2018 6:40pm
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Haircut said..
i have the same problem after a intense sailing session of a few hours or more. body tired but brain stays awake when trying to sleep, red eyes for the next day or so, looking like a few cones in the car with the windows wound up


Means you're not going hard enough.
Vince68
Vince68

WA

675 posts

20 Aug 2018 4:44pm
Get a root or have a wank
da vecta
da vecta

QLD

2515 posts

20 Aug 2018 6:45pm
I usually fall sound asleep as soon as the washing up needs to be done.
olskool
olskool

QLD

2459 posts

20 Aug 2018 6:48pm
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Wing 11 said..

olskool said..
Windsurfin is the BUZZ ITS ALL ABOUT THE 'RUSH'.



So you think if I have better condition/more wsurf,problem will disappear?

Not sure about 'disappear'. But like anything, do it enough it becomes second nature. Muscles get used to the constant type of workout. Your fitness will increase. You become more accustomed to the speed n way your board n rig performs. It all becomes a more natural feeling to experience. Dont think it ever really disappears. Thatd make it boring...
Instead windsurfing is the MOST addictive sport. Love it for the time spent with mother nature, the wind the water. Love it for the speed, the gybes, the jumps. Love it for enjoying time spent with mates. Theres 3 quick reasons why its a real BUZZ for me.
Wing11 you arent alone.
Im sure i will FROTH over windsurfing til the day i die.
Imax1
Imax1

QLD

4926 posts

20 Aug 2018 7:23pm
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Vince68 said..
Get a root or have a wank


Its up to you how furiously you wash yourself
Steve Charles
Steve Charles

QLD

1240 posts

20 Aug 2018 7:27pm
This might help


jn1
jn1

jn1

SA

2683 posts

20 Aug 2018 7:01pm
Wing11, yeah I had that to. A good session normally accompanied beer and bad food afterwards. Over the past 3 years, discovered much of that food I was allergic to and caused sleep apnea. I didn't know condition was walking me up. Just felt like I was laying there all night. Good luck.
Haircut
Haircut

QLD

6491 posts

20 Aug 2018 7:57pm
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Steve Charles said..
This might help



Thank you
Manuel7
Manuel7

1331 posts

20 Aug 2018 6:55pm
Same. Especially true after a good looping session. Body aches, kids crying, overthinking...
Wing 11
Wing 11

WA

92 posts

20 Aug 2018 7:20pm
I am glad that I am not alone!

Problem is I dont have time so I wsurf maybe 3,4 times a year and my body is not prepare for this torture!

Sea tired people on diffrent way,when I play football also been exhausted but I never had problem with insomnia.

Every night after wsurf session if I am not drunk I cant fall asleep,so I must be drunk if I want sleep!!
Ken767
Ken767

WA

83 posts

20 Aug 2018 8:25pm
I cant sleep the night before an epic day.
R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

20 Aug 2018 9:34pm
Have some kids, sleep deprivation will then be normal, youll realize sleep is over rated and this windsurfing not sleeping thing wont be an issue anymore........fixed!
tryharder
tryharder

SA

100 posts

21 Aug 2018 8:08am
Quite normal after hard exercise not to be able to sleep,
MagicRide
MagicRide

688 posts

21 Aug 2018 7:36am
Never happends to me. After a real good session, I'm usually ready to fall a sleep when the night approaches. I lay in bed for 10 minutes thinking about how good the session was and then I'm out like a light. If there were any hot girls on the beach that day, I may occasionally dream about them. Makes for a wonderful nights rest!!

I also have had great success in taking Melatonin before going to sleep.
Dag
Dag

Dag

QLD

720 posts

21 Aug 2018 9:37am
Rum + caffeine free Coke.
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