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6 Tips For Waking Up Faster

February 27, 2018 Laura

If you admit that you have a little trouble waking up in the mornings, there are a variety of tips and tricks which you may be able to implement.

6 Tips for waking up faster:

  1. Get your blood pumping

One of the simplest ways to increase your energy levels in the mornings is to get into the habit of completing an invigorating workout, each morning. Try to pick a cardiovascular form of exercise such as running or cycling on a spin bike, which are sure to get your blood pumping.

If you’re unlikely to find the necessary motivation to drive to the gym in the dark, you may want to consider investing in a few pieces of equipment for a home gym or even wake up and start your day with an at home yoga practice. As long as you get your heart pumping and blood flowing, you will have more energy throughout your day.

  1. Splash cold water on your cold face if you don’t have time for a shower

If you run out of time to have a shower in the morning or prefer to shower at night, simply splash a bit of cold water on your face in order to stimulate your body to start pumping your blood around your body faster. Which in turn will help you wake up faster, so that you’re able to leave your home on time, to make it to work or to a social engagement.

  1. Set two alarms, instead of a single alarm

In order to get up faster, instead of setting a single alarm, it’s well worth setting one alarm 15 minutes, before you need to get out of bed and another alarm, when it’s actually time to get ready for the day ahead. That way, you’ll give yourself 15 minutes for your body and brain to start functioning before you have to get out of bed.

If you can tear yourself out of bed after the first alarm, you may want to open your bedroom curtains and get back into bed for 15 minutes as natural sunlight will help you wake up in the mornings.

If you still find yourself running late from sleeping in for too long, https://topalarmclock.com, has the best product reviews and unique alarm clocks to help you wake up in the morning.

  1. Treat yourself to a freshly brewed cup of coffee

If you often feel groggy in the mornings, it may be worth treating yourself to a freshly brewed cup of coffee, as coffee contains caffeine which a natural stimulant and will provide you with the energy you need to face the day ahead of you.

  1. Go to sleep half an hour earlier than you currently do

One of the reasons why you may struggle to feel alert in the mornings is because you may not be getting enough hours of sleep. One way to make things easier is to start going to sleep half an hour earlier than you currently do. Which will make getting up in the mornings a whole lot easier. You may even find that you naturally start to wake up earlier than you currently do.

  1. Turn your bedroom lights on as soon as you wake up

Turn your bedrooms lights on as soon as you stop your alarm clock, which will send signals to your brain which will tell you that it’s time to get up and start your day.

If you assumed that there was no way to speed up the waking up process, think again and follow the 6 tips listed above.

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