Polyphasic hanger in Michigan

[erin724]

Hello all. I am a polyphasic sleeper on an Everyman 3 schedule. I've been sleeping this way for almost two months and intend to do it for the rest of my life. I sleep 3.5 hours starting at 11pm and take three thirty minute naps at 6:30am, 12:30pm and 6:30pm.

I recently started hanging and I love it. Polyphasic sleep has enhanced my sleep quality a lot and this has made it even better. I havent slept in a bed in a couple of days now, and I don't miss it. My setup is here: http://i.imgur.com/zZi8Cz0.jpg

[gratefuldanny]

Congrats! Welcome to a new obsession!

[erin724]

Thanks! This hammock is actually my roomates and I'm currently in the market for a longer term, more durable, preferably woven hammock that I can use with my existing hooks indoors. I'd love to be pointed in the direction of some recommendations.

[Redoleary]

Welcome from Marshall.

[Mountain Gout]

Welcome!!... You may find yourself oversleeping in the hammock though... Comes with the territory........

[gargoyle]

Thanks! This hammock is actually my roomates and I'm currently in the market for a longer term, more durable, preferably woven hammock that I can use with my existing hooks indoors. I'd love to be pointed in the direction of some recommendations.

Welcome.
Do a search for "brazilian" hammocks. Either here or google

Big, long (may be an issue in your room?), SOFT!

Here's a recent thread, many others out there..
brazilian

[gargoyle]

PS.
I'm a polyphasic sleeper too.
I have to obey my old bladder.

[SilvrSurfr]

Welcome from the Jersey Shore.

I never heard of polyphasic sleep till now, but I guess that's what I practice. I sleep when I'm tired - I eat when I'm hungry. Drives my wife up the wall because she is very regimented. She doesn't believe in naps, nor does her entire family. They think it's a sign of laziness.

What drives my wife totally insane is that all three of my kids inherited (or follow) my tendencies.

[tuxhiker]

Welcome Erin!

I'm new here too. My son who just graduated from college wants to try polyphasic sleep schedules. I'm glad I read your post so I know to suggest to him that a hammock might help.

Good luck with that. It sounds good in theory. Hope it works well for you.

Welcome to HF