How long is considered a nap to you ?

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How long is considered a nap to you ?

  • Under 1 hour

    Votes: 20 50.0%
  • 1-2 Hours

    Votes: 12 30.0%
  • 2-3 Hours

    Votes: 5 12.5%
  • 3+ Hours

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I Don't Nap

    Votes: 3 7.5%

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Anything more than 20 or 30 minutes and it's more than a nap. IMO. Spain and I think other parts of Europe have siestas. They take siestas in the afternoon. Some businesses even shut down for a tiny bit for these afternoon naps. Must be rejuvenating. But that was years ago when I was there. Don't know if they still do that.
 

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i take power naps several times a week. I set aside about half hour, then set my alarm. Usually takes me 10-12 minutes to fall asleep and I nap for 18-20 minutes and it works EVERY time for me.
 

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i take power naps several times a week. I set aside about half hour, then set my alarm. Usually takes me 10-12 minutes to fall asleep and I nap for 18-20 minutes and it works EVERY time for me.

Same 1-2 a day at most but some days I don't get one in at all.
 

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I sleep better at night if I don't have a nap, so I try to avoid naps.:aktion033
 

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These are nice if there is a time and a place for it. commute to work is 45 min. work is 8.5 hrs or more if I want to - then 45 minute commute back. That takes me from 6 am wake up to 5:30 pm. would love to work one in there, but it aint possible
 

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Ideally half hour on weeknights, up to 2 hours on weekends. If I take a couple hour nap on a week night, it generally leads to a long overnight, then being tired the following day, then overnapping the next night and the vicious cycle continues until the work week is over.
 

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Ideally half hour on weeknights, up to 2 hours on weekends. If I take a couple hour nap on a week night, it generally leads to a long overnight, then being tired the following day, then overnapping the next night and the vicious cycle continues until the work week is over.

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anywhere from 15 to 90 minutes

anything that's 2-4 hours is not a nap, it means I'm exhausted for some reason and I'm crashing
 

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when taken a nap sohuld be between 15-30 minutes no more.
 

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>1 hour and you're out of nap territory.

Can't stand naps. Fucks my whole day up, I hate that wake up feeling.
 

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>1 hour and you're out of nap territory.

Can't stand naps. Fucks my whole day up, I hate that wake up feeling.
funny how people can be so different. If I could have a POWER nap every day my world would be even better. But it HAS to be 20 minutes or less otherwise I would feel groggy like the feeling you get
 

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If you have kids and can make it to 5 minutes consider yourself lucky!
 

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