
We all know that sleep is a crucial part of the puzzle when it comes to cycling performance, but what if you're struggling to get enough shut-eye?
We put our questions to Dr Elise Facer-Childs, the deputy director of the sleep and circadian rhythms programme in the faculty for medicine, nursing and health sciences at Monash University, Australia. Facer-Childs has worked with elite and WorldTour teams, helping athletes optimise sleep and biological rhythms to enhance recovery and performance.