How much sleep do you get?

[Pseudonym]

I've been averaging 6.5 hours lately. Apparently this makes me only marginally better cognitively than a drunk.

[Imadeapoopsie]

varies from 3-7hrs for me

[Kalidane]

1.5-5 hours on work days

[Gym rat]

I average about eight hours sleep but if I am feeling excited about something I find sleep hard

[Dinahlady]

The answer is never enough. 6-9 hours but even when I get 9 hours if its after a bout of 6 hour sleeps I'm still fucked or even more tired after it. 9 consistently would probably be better for me but its so hard to do that :'(. I find that I need more sleep when studying, compared to when I was working. 

[AZIDE]

 I find that I need more sleep when studying, compared to when I was working. 

lol thats because you had an easy job

[Cameron_R]

I've been averaging 6.5 hours lately. Apparently this makes me only marginally better cognitively than a drunk.

Surely that's a positive in your day job?

 

I average 8 hrs. I can certainly get away with less, and often do due to work etc, but I notice it pretty quickly.

[Spacebound]

sleep is for phaggots, i personally stay up all night and text my trainer questions to which i already have the answers.

[Wookie]

8-9.5.

Keeps me sane. I'll probably do 6 a couple times during the week cause of my 1year old and my wife needing a break.

I used to do 4-5 during the week and about 10-11 on Friday night.

[jimmybro1]

Most week days 8 hours weekends 3-4 hours

[Dinahlady]

 

 I find that I need more sleep when studying, compared to when I was working. 

lol thats because you had an easy job

True PT and/or Gym instructor is a very easy job. haha. 

[Gym rat]

If have any below eight hours sleep I feel tired or moody later on or when I am in recovery mode from the sevens and that 's when I need a few nights of nine hours sleep.

[crazyfacials]

4-5 hours usually 

6 or 7 if I am very lucky

 

When I have reports due then 1-2 hours

[Pseudonym]

Man, there's a lot of variance between everyone's answers.

If I'd been smart about this, I'd have started a poll with this topic. Sadly, I wasn't smart enough - blame it on the lowered cognitive levels of 6.5 hours sleep. D'oh!