All articles tagged with #rest
After Saturday’s loss, the Pirates moved Paul Skenes’ start from Sunday to Wednesday to give him extra rest, with Don Kelly saying it’s about recovery and not an injury; the forecast rain on Sunday likely influenced the decision. Skenes will now face the Detroit Tigers at 12:35 p.m. Wednesday, as he tries to reset during August, having posted a 3.88 ERA in 25 starts this season.
A viral stat claiming 70% of Gen Z and Millennials can’t relax because resting is wasteful is not backed by any study; the nearest real datapoint is a 2024 Talker Research survey for Apple Vacations showing about 29–30% of those who don’t prioritize rest view it as wasteful. More robust research shows substantial burnout and stress among younger generations (Deloitte: ~40% Gen Z, ~35% Millennials; Cigna 2022: very high stress/burnout; Aflac 2024: 66% of Millennials burnout). The piece argues the claim spread because it’s emotionally satisfying and easier to screenshot than the nuanced science, and it emphasizes that rest is an active, brain-important process shaped by an always-on digital environment and systemic work pressures, not a simple parental lesson.
The Green Bay Packers’ 2026 schedule features a tough NFC North slate and multiple primetime games, but favorable rest and travel spacing—five 9+ day breaks late in the season—has fans and bloggers feeling optimistic about the layout.
Philadelphia’s 2026 slate is projected as the seventh-easiest, offering a favorable early stretch and several rest advantages (bye before Week 11 vs. Steelers; mini-byes after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve) that could help manage travel and injuries. But the schedule comes with heavy travel due to a London game, plus rest disadvantages in key spots against the Rams (Week 4), Panthers (Week 6), and Commanders (Week 8), and four opponents coming off byes against Philadelphia. There are multiple cross-country trips, at least five non-Sunday games, and a mix of NFC East tests, making for a solid but carefully navigated season. Overall it sits between the tougher 2023 and easier 2024 outlooks, suggesting a strong campaign with several rest- and travel-related caveats.
In a culture that glamorizes busyness, the article argues that rest—not more grinding—boosts energy and quality work. It offers practical steps: pair deep work blocks (about 90 minutes) with 30-minute breaks, protect evenings and weekends when possible, and identify the seven rest types (physical, mental, emotional, social, sensory, creative, spiritual). It also highlights the value of enlisting supportive others to push back against the overwork culture.
The article discusses the importance of taking a break during the period between Christmas and New Year’s, known as Twixmas or Feral Week, emphasizing its health benefits and offering practical tips for resting even if one must work, to prevent burnout and promote well-being.
Top heart surgeon Dr. Jeremy London reveals five proven habits to improve longevity: regular exercise, a nutritious diet, meaningful relationships, adequate rest, and heat therapy, all of which help slow aging, boost health, and enhance quality of life.
An infectious disease doctor advises against working out when sick, especially with stomach or respiratory illnesses, as it can prolong recovery and increase risk to others. Rest and hydration are recommended, and easing back into exercise after symptoms improve is best for health.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is recovering from food poisoning, suffering from intestinal inflammation and dehydration, and will rest at home for three days while continuing to manage his duties.
Julio Rodriguez, despite being voted into the 2025 All-Star Game, will skip the event to rest and recover from a challenging first half of the season, aiming to improve his performance for the second half.
LeBron James' absence from the Los Angeles Lakers for personal reasons has sparked speculation, as he missed a second consecutive game without being present on the sidelines, which is unusual for him. While it might be a strategic rest period due to an odd schedule break, the lack of communication from the Lakers and recent trade rumors have fueled further speculation. The situation remains unclear, with potential implications related to NBA load management rules.
A neurologist explains that waking up naturally, rather than with an alarm, can lead to feeling more rested because it allows the body to complete its natural sleep cycles. This process helps ensure that you wake up during a lighter stage of sleep, which can make you feel more refreshed and alert.
Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, and Sergio Busquets will not play in Inter Miami's match against Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Saturday due to a decision to rest them ahead of upcoming home games. Vancouver Whitecaps FC had anticipated a record crowd and expressed disappointment but assured fans of a special experience with discounted food and free kids' meals. Messi, who has a history of a left leg injury, will participate in upcoming matches and international friendlies before the Copa America.
Lionel Messi will not play as Inter Miami hosts CF Montreal, with assistant coach Javier Morales hinting at a rest for the star player ahead of the return leg against Nashville. Teammate Luis Suarez, who has also started all four games this season, could also be in line for a rest. Despite both players playing a lot of minutes, the team aims to manage their workload carefully considering the long season ahead.
Struggling with feeling tired despite a full night's sleep? Follow these five simple tips to improve your rest: establish a consistent sleep routine, hydrate in the morning, manage your diet, prioritize movement during the day, and dedicate time to relaxing in the evening. These small changes can lead to better sleep and improved overall well-being.