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>maybe that's also just coming from my own experience of sleeping extra well in higher end hotel beds than my own bed at home. Not trying to argue with you abo
by bilbo0s 7y ago
>maybe that's also just coming from my own experience of sleeping extra well in higher end hotel beds than my own bed at home.
Not trying to argue with you about your experience or anything, but I think it's possible that certain elite athletes have different needs.
Just as a thought exercise, think back to all those high end hotels you've stayed in, and try to remember the comfy beds.
Now, would those beds have been as comfy if you were 7 ft 1 in, (2.1 meters), tall?
- clairity 7y agoi'm pretty sure they've all figured out to sleep on the diagonal (which should give them 8-9ft) by this point in their lives. those overly-soft beds tend to make me overheat more.
- bilbo0s 7y agoSleeping diagonally is a good idea? But let's do the math on sleeping diagonally for a man with a 3 to 3.5 foot frame and a 7 foot wingspan. It really is just different parts of his body hanging off the bed.
- PeterisP 7y agoPresumably they have all figured out that they don't need to sleep on the diagonal but that they can simply buy custom extra-long beds in every place they live... except hotels.