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Exercise to SP?
Ok, I've seen some other threads on this but:
If you exercise a couple of hours before a WILD attempt, would it be much easier to achieve SP? Even f you exercised the previous day? Seeing as you're supposed to be mentally stable and physically exhausted I don't see anything wrong with this, but I also haven't seen it mentioned much. I run a few miles on Monday and then train on Saturday (today) so I think I might look into this a bit more in terms of Dream Recall, Lucidity and achieving WILDs.
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I believe so. I generally dream better after a long day of exercise. You seem to 'sink' into your bed much easier.
Also a great reason to just get exercise.
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Give it a shot and tell us about it. Make a little experiment out of it; I've never focused on just getting to SP before, as I'm always looking forward to getting to the actual WILD, but I'd like to see your findings.
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Ok lots of things came up so I might experiment again next week.
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Well as far as SP is concerned I am very confident that exercise helps. For this reason I've gotten to where I do push ups every night right before I go to bed, and I don't worry about a count (though I do keep track of how many I've done for motivation's sake).
The point is, I just push myself until I literally can't do another pushup; my muscles just give out. After that, I can climb into bed and go completely still and my arms and chest will very easily enter SP. If I had a treadmill I'd use that as well, but unfortunately I don't and the floor in my house is very squeaky if I run in place...which annoys others who are already trying to sleep :lol:
Even though the rest of my body takes longer to reach SP this way, just having something be fully paralyzed seems to make my brain think "oh! I should probably shut down the rest, too" so it still speeds up the process a lot.
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I've heard that laying on the floor for a while will help one reach SP faster, I've tried it and it seems to work for me