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Wearing Lower-Body Compression Tights to Bed After Cycling Exercise Does Not Affect Subsequent Sleep in Healthy Male Adults
Highlights: What are the main findings? Wearing lower-body compression tights during sleep following a bout of moderate-intensity cycling exercise does not improve objective sleep quantity or quality. Wearing lower-body compression tights dur
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