Who sleeps on the floor here?

>>40012204
people who don't have beds

>>40012204
Not on the floor but with pillow under legs and none under head. Really helped my neck/back posture and breathing at night.

From time to time. Usually im really drunk. Pretty comfy desu

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>>40012204
who else /underthebridge/ here?

>>40012204
I actually know people that do this, weirdest shit ever. They say they just put a sheet on the floor and enjoy how firm it is. Blankets on top of them too.

>>40012204
Enjoy your centipedes.

What's with all the floorsleeper propaganda going on in /fit/ lately? We don't want to buy your specialty floor sleep pads you silly shills

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>>40012917

nah I sleep over one of those exerecise mattress desu

Any health benefits of a particular way of sleeping? I'm assuming lying on your back is best because it helps with breathing and whatnot?

>>40012927
I started doing this a few months ago. Weird or not, i get the best sleep ever

>>40013339
it's the new meme
replacing the "sip" meme

Not the floor itself, but I've been sleeping on a mattress without a bedframe for the past 2.5 years and strangely enough I've never slept better in my life.

I did for a while. I like the self-sacrifice aspect of it, the willpower and process of hardening yourself to it. Very anti-fragile.

However, I started to read a lot about sleep being important to training and hormones, and there's just no chance of getting half as good sleep on the floor as a good bed, so I stopped.

That being said, if you're taking some time off training it's a good skill to learn. Accustom your body to it. I haven't slept on my bedroom floor in months but I now can do it if need be.

>>40015040
Good for you but you need to put some pallets under the matress or else it's going to be disgusting. In fact it probably already is

>>40014943
I say just try to use as many different positions as you can. This way you avoid all possible downsides any position may have, and spread the strain of carrying your weight.

>>40015075
my living/sleeping area is carpeted so actually not at all. but I have been recommended pallets as a way of keeping the "bed" warm through winter (Minnesotafag here, I fucking hate our winters)

>>40014991
Well it's an improvement

I travel for work a lot. If I'm staying somewhere with soft beds I always sleep on the floor. I always have preferred a very firm bed, and it helps my back.

>>40012204
I have a mattress on the ground, can't have a bed or else I don't have room for my home gym.

>>40012204
Apparently Hungrybox does.

>>40015488
How is a bed, or even having just the base without the embellishing frame, taking more space on the floor than the mattress?

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6 months, never slept better.

>>40016198
It takes enough room to no longer fit my mattress between the squat rack and the wall.

>>40016208
what are those called and where can we check them out?

>>40013339
>>40014991
Actually not really that stupid, there are benefits on sleeping on a hard surface, provided you sleep on your back and your weight is on sanitary levels to begin with.
Overweight people have extra lard pressing down on their spine, neck, hips and need a mattress capable of sustaining them while slightly giving where they weigh down the most, so they don't fuck up their natural bone alignment.
I may be speaking out of my ass here though.
>>40015066
This, however, is cold shower level.

>>40016232
its japanese futon called shikibuton

>>40016232
That's a girl, you should have seen one or two at the gym. Dont' stare too much though, they tend to panic.

>>40016232
bump