No way could I complete this challenge. I dont think I can make it throughout the day let alone 24 or 50 hours without sleep.

@BSoloe

Жыл бұрын

I think Will is a masochist.

@justusgray276

Жыл бұрын

You sound like a guy who likes to scream and sell cookbooks. I’m not sure though.

@modmaliCrtzGang

Жыл бұрын

Mind over matter mr Doucette 😂

@daiskii1983

Жыл бұрын

Love you coach

@modmaliCrtzGang

Жыл бұрын

@@justusgray276 😂😂😂😂

Can we just take a minute to appreciate the insanely awesome editing 👏🏼

@WillTennyson

Жыл бұрын

Josh 👏🏻

@deanstephens3163

Жыл бұрын

Ahahaha I was about to make the same comment

@EditorMusket

Жыл бұрын

Thanks fellas

@mrsmart6638

Жыл бұрын

ucs republic gunship

@bigg9399

Жыл бұрын

ha

As a person with insomnia I understand how you feel. It's the worst thing and causes lots of migraines and stomach issues for me, along with bad mood. Unfortunately lots of different meds have been tried and still no luck. Fingers crossed something will help me soon

@killmatic8428

Жыл бұрын

Wish you the best

@ytee7822

Жыл бұрын

@@oatmealjohnson7828 yeah couple small j’s throughout keeps you moving fr

@_Tao__

Жыл бұрын

@@ytee7822 thats actually a good advice, weed works for a lot of health problems, it's worth the try

@alanbatch5532

Жыл бұрын

Try Xanax

@HemppStarr

Жыл бұрын

FR, I was in the same position, no meds seemed to work. But nyquil does it, only liquid doxylamine will put me out, not even pill form. Worth a shot

if you get regular sleep, you do not understand what not sleeping regularly does to your mind and body.

@rosiern7386

3 ай бұрын

The worst is when you have like 2 or 3 days when you *do* get to catch up on sleep and then have to go back to no sleep

You know you love someone’s content when you go back years to watch his videos again

@bonkersdonkers7381

Жыл бұрын

Lol, I just rewatched wills 100,000 step challenge. It was a while since I last watched it, but it was so good

@JaloonGaming

Жыл бұрын

But this one’s not even a year old

@dirtyspoontv7089

17 күн бұрын

Facts

I did 70 hours or so in College as part of exam cramming, fraternity events and on the last day for whatever reason... babysitting. On day three I literally started hearing auditory hallucinations and would start to fall asleep with my eyes open. Fun stuff.

@gloriagi9499

Жыл бұрын

Same, I haven't been able to pull an all nighter ever since

@MochaZilla

Жыл бұрын

No college is exam is worth it. I ALWAYS chose to have optimal sleep over losing sleep to study. I did very well in college.

@leonro

Жыл бұрын

@@MochaZilla Sorry, but last summer I got quite high grades in all my exams in year 2 (8 exams, in fact) after studying only the night before the exam and sleeping for 3-4 hours before, except for one where I didn't sleep at all after studying.

@cas96969

Жыл бұрын

Yo man that's like I'd wrote that. I did 76 hours and on day 3 I started to see hallucinations in class.

@s379Ox

Жыл бұрын

@@leonro how much of that do you remember now?

Will's sleep-deprived humor is even better than usual.

Working night shift as a single parent without day time childcare, I feel this. I often go 24-30 hours without any sleep, and by the end I’m hallucinating and extremely unproductive. I’ve fallen asleep standing, walking, etc.

@katashley1031

Жыл бұрын

Ugh, this sounds just horrible, I'm so sorry you don't have the support you deserve. My heart really goes out to you.

@trinitychambers8123

3 ай бұрын

Hopefully you are doing better now!!

I’m a mom of 2. Nothing is worse than sleep deprivation. There’s no break from it. My kids are a bit bigger now, so I get sleep now and am no longer bloated, angry and fat. It really makes such a difference. Kudos to all the caregivers who forego sleep.

@heathersimpson672

Жыл бұрын

When I read “bloated, angry and fat” I literally cackled! I was there too!!!! 😂 glad you’re sleeping now 😅

@ayda2876

Жыл бұрын

Not sleeping will literally make your life a living hell. Depression, no energy, anger, mood swings, bad memory, bad recovery and bad for your organs. I’m glad I can sleep easier now makes life much better.

@AsTheWheelsTurn

Жыл бұрын

haha I was gonna say I bet moms with new babys hit the 50 hour mark sometimes. I remember going like two months and not once getting a full nights sleep , woken up constantly and for me it is hard to fall back asleep. that was when we were fostering and we had a 1 year old who was really goin thru it and a 2 year old with very high anxiety and ptsd. if one was actually asleep the other would be up and crying.if they were both finally asleep it would take us a little while to fall back asleep and pretty much as soon as we did one of them would be awake again. it was a nightmare for us having not ever had children I remember not even feeling human anymore after a while it was just so bad. I can deal with a couple nights no sleep but drag it on for months where you just sleep for sometimes minutes at a time and it is really hard. we got to the point where we would take turns literally staying in a hotel by ourselves to get a nights sleep. very expensive way to get some sleep but there was no other way ,probably the worst time of my life but ultimately it was worth it, I think we were needed at that time for them and we were there.

@iamdabiggestbird

Жыл бұрын

aww that sounds terrible hope ur getting more sleep now!

@beehatesyou

7 ай бұрын

That explains my momma

I love how you can see through the video Will's joke making ability is just second nature. Even in a sub conscious, sleep deprived state, you can see that he just makes jokes in Ultra Instinct style.

@michaeldarling33669

Жыл бұрын

Bro forreal. Satan's bathwater cracked me up

@Mr.Helper.

8 ай бұрын

I farted

@blulu8620

6 ай бұрын

Wow me too

@PokerShark_YT

5 ай бұрын

Staying awake for more than 24 hours is a real challenge. We recently did a story on our channel of a guy who stayed awake for 5+ days playing poker non stop to break a world record and almost lost his mind. It's a crazy story!

There are no words that can express my gratitude for finding your channel a year ago Will. You give me hope with your entertaining videos that promote a healthy balanced lifestyle. You showed me that being fit doesn't have to be a torment and that it's ok to pick yourself up after a nasty fall and start again. Thank you!

I love when Will posts. His videos are like the only videos I can never and never will get bored of. It’s just impossible. I love his videos

I went 4 days without sleep when I was in labor. By day 4, I was slurring my words and barely walking. I can't imagine having to live with insomnia...life just becomes exponentially harder to deal with.

@eazy261

Жыл бұрын

Fatal Familial Insomnia is probably one of the worst ways to go out. Just slowly dying over the span of 1.5 years and sleeping pills only make it worse.

@We.do.not.scissor

Жыл бұрын

I would just kill myself. Sleep is hard enough to get with RLS. I already feel like I should end it when it amps up. I couldn't imagine fullblown insomnia that never ends...

@bryan8404

Жыл бұрын

Nah it’s easy

@taylorg8509

Жыл бұрын

A lot of people who struggle with insomnia don't ever exercise You'd be surprised how after a marathon you sleep like a baby , not saying it's a cure all , but exercise during the day can combat some of that insomnia at night Your body is exhausted it will sleep and shut down it doesn't matter what your brain thinks

@chillwitrize9970

Жыл бұрын

I’m an insomniac and I would like to say 2 things . 1- I’m actually used to not sleeping and when it happens it doesn’t really bother me much for the first 48 hours around after that is when my eyes really start burning and my thoughts hit discombobulated. And 2-shits a living hell cause one day I sleep like normal then the next i can’t sleep and it often messes up with things I have planned to do because im really tired and or can’t talk that well and I tend to lose track of time quite fast

Will never fails to entertain us with his content.

I worked morning shifts for about 7 years to put myself through college. On average I’d sleep about 3-4 hours a night. I quit that job a little over 4 months ago and watching this video brought me back. It’s crazy to see it now from the outside and I wholeheartedly agree on not wishing anyone sleep deprivation. Keep up the great content Will, it’s been a pleasure watching you grow.

I really enjoyed this video because as a medically diagnosed insomniac, it gave me a different perspective on staying up for long chunks of time. I've stayed up for 48hrs twice before and it was a totally different experience for me. hats off to you for completing it.

Will’s a very bold man to do this challenges not gonna lie

Going on a walk at 4-5 or so in the morning is one of the most relaxing things. No one out and about, and it's always the coolest part of the day.

@katashley1031

Жыл бұрын

Unless you're here in Chicago, and then it's kind of terrifying and dangerous. But man I love dark, quiet winter mornings in our flat. Cozies thing ever. Well worth getting up early for it.

@Guus115

Жыл бұрын

I go for my naked walk at 4.30h

@idk9637

Жыл бұрын

yeah. i used to go for walks at 2am and loved them. would be so confident i wouldnt see anyone i would sing while walking around. something id never do during the day.

@eshical4189

Жыл бұрын

@@idk9637 That probably scared a few people atleast

@idk9637

Жыл бұрын

@@eshical4189 lol probably. I also used to occasionally walk trails at the same time. Imagine someone going for a walk in a pitch black trail and hearing me singing out in the woods somewhere haha. Though i never saw anyone so probably i was the only one walking trails at 2am lol

My man, i gotta say. The videos have been helping immensely with motivation. Been struggling to lose the last few pounds, and now I've reached my first weight goal of 200 lbs. Next goal is 190 to see how it look and then imma go from there

When I was younger I had some serious insomnia issues. At a time, I couldn't sleep more than 1h/day for 7 to 10 days. Brutal times.

@JPlayerL10

Ай бұрын

What did you do to fix it?

@bigvanvader3122

Ай бұрын

​@JPlayerL10 I use to think I had FFI and I was terrified, I suffered with insomnia for 3 months and during one stretch was only getting 1 - 1.5 maybe 2 hours of sleep. I was prescribed SSRIs years ago but refused to take them. The sleeping issue was the final straw and after agreeing to take them, it made a huge difference with combating my GAD and improving my sleep.

@XxSkineyxX

17 күн бұрын

@@bigvanvader3122I also had a very bad insomnia episode, didn’t sleep a single minute for 5 days straight, I had to get hospitalized because of it, I also thought I had Fatal Insomnia. Not sleeping is the worse disease ever.

Will bringing out insane content as per usual

Hey Will, I am a skinny person and you've been giving me tons of motivation to keep my weight gaining going, I've already gained almost 15 lbs and basicly no access bodyfat. Keep it going!

One of the best videos I’ve seen in awhile! Will, your comments and comparisons were spot on the whole time! Editing was unreal

I a fellow Canadian work Fire/Ems I feel ya Will. Training is and has been a headache for years working unpredictable shift work and having inconsistent sleep schedules. We do the best with what we are dealt. No one is talking about this. Sweet video keep it up! “Typing this after working 19 hours straight running calls all night (; ” still gotta get the tenny vids in

For those with legit sleep disorders, this is a reality. Wanting to sleep when your body wants to so bad but can’t…is the worst kind of torture imaginable

@burn5011

Жыл бұрын

I used to struggle with it but I literally just ran myself to exhaustion. Problem is, the more I run, the more I have to run to get tired hahah

@robinkat

Жыл бұрын

Ya it's horrible

@nerychristian

Жыл бұрын

Marijuana edibles at night will cure your insomnia

@MochaZilla

Жыл бұрын

@@burn5011 i would up the intensity vs time and distance.

@wattsinaname6975

Жыл бұрын

Horse tranquilizers

In college I tried the Everyman sleep cycle, where you sleep 3.5-4 hours every night and take three 20-minute naps spread out throughout the day. After a while, I thought it worked well. That is until I went back to a normal sleep schedule. Then I realized what it was like to actually have energy again, my sleep paralysis stopped, and I was actually able to get things done. The thing about these sleep cycle hacks is that they take weeks, if not months for your body to adapt to, and if you break the sleep schedule at all, it becomes misery. I was never consistent enough to test if it actually worked, but I definitely went into denial thinking it was working when it realllllly wasn't at all. I will say though, 20 minute power naps in general are awesome! They can take practice, but once you make a habit of them, you feel amazing after waking up.

Congrats on dealing with this challenge, i feel you hard on this one since i've felt like you during this video every night and it truly shows how when you have issues with sleep it can drasticly reduce your capability of anything. I just dont understand people who sleep like this and have plenty of energy to spare and i envy them greatly. Thx for showing people how us sleep depraved zombies feel at work everyday !

I been watching your videos for the past few months and you've helped me change my bad habits.. thank you very much

Man this would be so hard. It's actually crazy how important sleep is. U killed it Will, good job buddy

@notyourdamnbusiness8795

Жыл бұрын

i think you survive longer with 0 food than with 0 sleep.

@noggah3178

Жыл бұрын

@@notyourdamnbusiness8795 absolutely

the editing for this video is really dynamic it's always cool to see how the quality of the videos and editing of creators improves over time

I'm not an advocate for this sleep pattern, but I feel like the way to start a new sleep pattern is from the morning after being fully rested, starting on your naps even if you're not sleepy yet. By starting at night, you're jumping off from your most exhausted state, and now you're stuck continuously playing catch-up. By starting at midnight you're starting from a point of being awake for 12-16 hours without *any* sleep, and then jumping into naps.

I do really appreciate what you put yourself into just make these awesome videos

I don't usually watch fitness youtubers but you manage to make me smile everytime :)

As someone who absolutely treasures a good night's sleep, I can't believe you did this, Will. You deserve a million views!

I am currently dealing with a sleep disorder "chronic insomnia" and it's the worst thing I've ever dealt with. I'll also mention I have an insane threshold for pain. This pushes it to the extreme..

Your acorn dropping joke aged really well…

The closest I ever came to something like this was when I went through basic training in the army and EVEN THEN I managed to get a decent amount of sleep with all the sleep dep training they put us through because of how unsafe it gets. Will mate, you're a mad lad. Respect brother

This video was eye-opening (quite literally)! I sleep 3-4 hours twice a day instead of 6-8 hours once a day because I work at 2am (overnight shifts). I've done this for years and simply found that this works better than attempting to go to bed at 5pm for me. That being said, some of the experiences in this video are actually a regular occurrence for me 🙈 It used to feel awful, but I learned how to live my life around it, and now it's not so bad. You never really stop feeling weird (since at any given time you're only running on a couple hours' sleep), but you do get used to experiencing/expecting the side effects of sleep deprivation. And yes, the world really does feel like a different place in the middle of the night when no one's on the roads, lol. On my days off I just sleep normally though, since let's be real--nothing beats the standard 8 hours of sleep 😴❤

@descendency

Жыл бұрын

I've had a split sleep schedule and I definitely felt more active during the awake periods... except you know how you get really tired before bed? That basically happened twice a day. And that period where you're groggy during the first bit of waking up? That was 2x too. But I felt like my peek efficiency was higher than usual.

@krisbuen6613

Жыл бұрын

same! working in a night shift as well, and sleeping in biphasic for almost 3 yrs now. Some days I still feel half asleep specially during the 1st day when I got back from my off days as I usually sleep normal those days and my body is adjusting again. I also sort of feel the difficulty processing things at times as my head were kinda like floating, but my energy level are still the same, more even.

@Bad_At_Parties

Жыл бұрын

I can relate to this. Anyone that works the "midnight" shifts can, from 11 PM to anytime in the morning. It's not what humans are meant to do, and the more you do it the more you realize why. I used to be able to handle those shifts a lot better than I do now, but these days I truly feel it. Your body should be asleep, preparing for the day, but instead you're up and working and you will be trying to sleep later in the day when the sun's out and everyone else around you is active. It's backwards, and not sustainable. How I sleep usually differs as my energy levels can always fluctuate, since I can work 8 hours one day or a few 10s or 12s in a row the next, but I usually end up napping for a couple hours a bit after I get home, then spend the rest of the day up to early evening getting done what I need to do before then laying down for four or more hours before I have to leave to start my night shift. Not ideal, but it's the best solution I have to a bad work schedule. Lately I've had my normal hours plus overtime mandated, so I spent most of my time at work. When I get home I'm so burnt I just pass out from morning to early evening then just stay up till I leave for work because I have to get something done on those days or I just feel like shit about it.

@mewchuking8639

Жыл бұрын

I sometimes just sleep when I'm tired and that could be polyphasic at times kinda similar to what you did. I sometimes had really good energy and sometimes worse than just doing it the normal way

doing this challenge right now, your humor is totally helping!

Will, Your content is awesome man. Keep it coming!

On Uberman sleep schedule, cold showers are your friend as well as bodyweight exercises just to literally fight when you're bout to nod off. Key is when tiredness hits, get active then cold shower, the back to productivity. That's how It works for me.

The things this man will go thru to entertain us and inform us.

@nb-rc8nf

Жыл бұрын

Dude shut up

I’m in the military and I’ll work a 24 hour shift, and come home and take care of the kiddos while my wife recovers from taking care of them all day and night. Usually sleep around 48-60 hours later and feel like absolute shit the whole time. This was a fun experiment to watch man I love your videos. They make the king shifts easier!

Hands down FAVORITE Will video I’ve see so far and I watch a lot of them lol. 😂

I used to do this stuff at 2-4 in the morning since middle school and it’s nice where you’re alone and you may see like 1-2 cars, maybe. It feels like the worlds dead and you’re in your own universe. It’s relaxing especially white ambient music

@Jay-hp6pu

Жыл бұрын

I have trouble sleeping a lot and I’ve also had that same thought. It’s like you’re the only one on earth and it’s almost comforting. Super weird feeling tbh.

@ashtar3876

Жыл бұрын

Same man

Thought about doing this during college - most of the things I read said that it takes your body a while to adapt to the changes (2-4 weeks I think) and that you'll basically be a zombie for the first week. It'd be cool to see a full transition video over the course of a month or two, but still a great vid!

@uncreativepanda

Жыл бұрын

It's a terrible idea and extremely bad for your health

I unintentionally did this when a buddy of mine and I drove from Dallas to Seattle and back again in 4 days. Would take a half hour nap, drive for 4 hours, and repeat. Its amazing how alright I felt until we got home. I had never been more tired in my life

Always pushing the boundaries.. haha great content! Hopefully it didn’t mess you up for too long.

Will, you're the reason for which I'm still alive today, your videos have given the power to not give up. Love you!

A nice hot coffee and new Will Tennyson video? Perfect way to start off my morning!

Wow what a cool challenge! I’m a flight attendant so I definitely have pulled being awake for about 48-50 hours before but not on purpose. Our sleep schedules are the craziest. Love the video!

Love the video will keep up the great work 💪🏼

Seeing you transitioning from concentrating on doing diet/training videos to doing challenges like these is really cool. Loving it so far 👍

I got like this working nights for 9 years. It got to the point where doing literally anything took it out of me. Two weeks into working the day shift and yeah my sleeping pattern is still a little bit skewed but there is a HUGE difference already. Sleep is so important.

@ArnoldSaysRelax

Жыл бұрын

Working nights is tough your clock is literally backwards from everyone else haha when people go to bed I’m waking up for work

@vickielouisefit

Жыл бұрын

@@ArnoldSaysRelax nights are awful! I’m still not right in my sleeping pattern but the comparison is huge.

I have myalgic encephalomyelitis (chronic fatigue syndrome) so I feel just as tired all the time no matter how much or little sleep I have, I'm like an old phone with a broken battery lol, it's interesting for me to see how sleep effects healthy people (which hopefully I will one day be) great video 👍

Late, but I felt this so hard. I have depression and I was taking care of my mom for 15 years. After moving states, I now have this thing for about 2 weeks, probably more than three times out of the year, I'm sleeping all day and up all night. The only way to get back to normal unless my body just gives out and sleeps at night, is staying up all day and crashing at 8 or 9. (FYI sleeping pills don't help me! One doctor had me on something prescribed and it didn't do much.) Every time that happens, I know why they use sleep deprivation as a torture device. I can't imagine staying awake 50 hours. You killed it, you're amazing and hilarious! Thanks for highlighting how hard this is, because sooo many people don't get it. (Only a few friends know I suffer like this, because you let too much out, you get unsolicited advice. Augh!)

Watching while eating my pre workouts overnight oats I learned thanks to you Will, have a great day and thanks for the amazing content!

This is almost like a schedule with having a newborn, just without the naps

@djsubliminalreeve

Жыл бұрын

yep sitting there in the dark feeding your kid going totally insane lol i why did i put myself through that three times as i did the night feeds mostly and still had to do the school runs and workout on like about 20 hours of sleep for the whole week.

@michaelhernandez5384

Жыл бұрын

@@djsubliminalreeve I've done it twice so far. Thinking about stopping. Don't think I can do it again lol

I've done 36hrs without any sleep but this whole nap interval shit is something I can never do. Once I fall asleep, I'm not waking up until I get a full sleep.

@BorisTheGoose92

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. When I nap it just turns into a lost day into my normal sleep overnight.

From someone who works nights. I can say I appreciate this challenge

Watching will after an insane pump is always fun

He's more brave than most of us. Thanks for knocking another thing off the list of stuff people shouldn't do.

Genuinely the most entertaining KZreadr I’ve seen.

In 2011, we moved and when we got to our new home, I stopped sleeping. Day 6 landed me in the hospital. I don’t remember much and I was hallucinating. It was awful.

@erichall6009

Жыл бұрын

Why did you stop sleeping?

@tieiatalks

Жыл бұрын

@@erichall6009 my husband had left for training, new house to unpack, 3 small kids…a lot to accomplish and I think I just stressed myself out with everything. I still struggle with insomnia, but definitely not like that!

This video was very entertaining, the American psycho vibes at the beginning and adding your mum in at the end was very funny - great editing from the Team. Looking forward to the next video !!!

I wasn't this extreme but I worked the Graveyard shift for over 26 years. During the week I would sleep about 4 hours in the morning and about 2 hours before going to work. Then sleep 8 hours on Friday and Saturday nights. Truthfully, I must have adjusted pretty well because I never felt that tired. I just wanted to put this on here as a reference.

Love the content Will, amazing content as always!

training with basically no sleep or extremely fatigue and exhausted, you are lucky that you did not injured yourself. you were conscious enough to stop in time and prevent something bad

The sleep after this video must have been the best you've ever gotten in your life hahaha

@zahnfeegmbh4073

Жыл бұрын

After being awake for more than 24 hours, the sleep u get is deep but not very satisfying. I mean that's my experience. You feel like, the sleep u had wasn't enough, you're just still tired

@Buckwheat0

Жыл бұрын

ive been up for 5 days straight several times and i woke up feeling absolutely horrible. It's like a weird longer lasting hangover without the vomiting

Love watching ur vids while I eat cause I’m a slow ass eater and I usually watch your vids before I workout too haha 🙏🏾🙏🏾

This made sitting in bed with Covid way better. Funny funny content. Thank you for your sacrifice

@AsTheWheelsTurn

Жыл бұрын

I hope you feel better soon! I had Covid , it was a mild case for me but even that was just a total suck fest. I highly recommend taking very deep breaths every half hour or so, just take 5 minutes to breathe really deeply in and really fill your lungs, even hold your breath for a little while each time. even if you arent having major respiratory symptoms your lungs are affected and lower oxygen levels make you feel like dookie. expanding your lung and getting some good oxygen intake really helps.

@zachfrigo

Жыл бұрын

@@AsTheWheelsTurn thank you so much! I will start doing this. I got off lucky for sure.

That raccoon scared me outta nowhere 😆 but damn the quality of the videos keep improving every time man, keep it up.

Can only imagine how exhausting this was..amazing content as always!

just stumbled across your channel, love every second of your content. Also tims usually is clutch, but clearly not this time for you :')

Only 50 hours? Rookie numbers. My personal best is 3 and a half days when Skyrim came out.

@katie77r

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Welcome to the life of a doctor on call at the hospital

1 million views in 11 minuits… congratz you’ve earn every second :) big fan from Paris

That extra shadow at 2:38 is a cool touch, great edit!

Oof- this had to be so incredibly difficult- I feel like the naps would make me so much more tired. Also cooking spray in the measuring cup helps molasses (or anything sticky like that) slide right out

So not sleeping for 50 hours but naps sounds like sleep

Hey Will, was wondering if you could do a video about how to have a decent diet and workout schedule for those night owls. For people who work night shift where its basically flipped as if it were for people having a normal day schedule. Again, love your vids man!

the editing has improved so much over time

I am 2 minutes in... And I can already tell you you're going to feel like trash 🤣 20-30 minute naps for MONTHS after having a baby! I've done it twice and it leaves a little to be desired. Kudos to you, Will!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

the acorn drop joke aged well

Great video Will!

Love your videos! You said this would be the hardest video yet... I'd love to see you try the fast800 diet.

Just did a 44 hour straight drive and it was one of the most difficult and profound experiences I have ever encountered. I would not recommend anyone deprive themselves of sleep. Hats off to Will for his strength and determination to see it through.

Wait till you have kids bro, this is my normal sleep pattern. 🤣🤣

you’re so creative bro!

“now it’s mashed potato” 👑

You and Jesse James West are definitely my favourite fitness KZreadrs out there, always have elite content💪🏽

Man this is insanely difficult. I hate missing sleep

does will edit his own videos? the editing here was A+ and only building on to his humor!

I love walking in the middle of the night like that... So peaceful

Now that's what i call WILL POWER Do your thing bro 💪

I've gone without sleep for 5 days. You cannot differentiate between what is real and what isn't real when you stay up for that long without sleeping. It's a surreal experience and only a very few people can stay up that long without falling a asleep.

@hannahkos7470

7 ай бұрын

I’ve been up before for 6 days it sucked for my mental health

Your mama has felt like this before! And, it doesn’t get easier. But it’s excellent training. Because of my son and my daughter, I’m perfectly capable of sleeping standing up with a baby on my hip. I can still determine degrees of emergency by the tone and quality of the cry in my sleep. The real problem with your missing sleep here is that it was an experiment. Soldiers learn to handle sleep deprivation, and so do mothers. In both cases, the good ones develop a working familiarity with the torture, enough to preserve and remain capable of sustaining life for others. But no one is at their best when they’re basically sleeping on their feet.

I really feel you man! I have sleep apnea and usually can only sleep every other night

As a nightshifter who struggles with my cortisol levels being extremely out of control, this was interesting to watch. You can live a long time without proper sleep, for me it was 6+ months averaging about 4-6 hours. But the sleep got less and less as my body stayed in fight or flight mode, and soon enough it was 2-4 hours of sleep at a time, never fully getting my REM sleep. And when you sleep like that? You break. My breaking point was that I just stopped sleeping. Every time I laid down my heart would to begin to race like I was sprinting. I am currently in recovery, trying to retrain my brain and body to sleep again, it’s hard, some nights I feel crazy, other nights I sleep like a log. But I am a hell of a lot happier now than I was even 2 weeks ago, though I’m still struggling with a sort of “sleepless brain” I am very forgetful and struggle to make my brain keep up. I’m dreading having to go back to my night line, but I think now I have better tools and routine to handle it, and am able to prioritize my sleep over anything else in my life. Sleep is the most important thing in our lives, sleep is health, and I will yell that from the mountain tops now. quite the challenge, Will.

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