Sleep
Sleep Posture (Side and Back)
Sleep posture affects airway, spine, and shoulder comfort—side sleeping often reduces snoring; back sleeping needs a supportive pillow height. Stomach sleeping stresses the neck for many athletes.
Sleep posture affects airway, spine, and shoulder comfort—side sleeping often reduces snoring; back sleeping needs a supportive pillow height. Stomach sleeping stresses the neck for many athletes.
Pillows between knees can align hips on the side.
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