Todd Anderson

Todd Anderson Helping achieve all your fitness goals Personal Trainer South Beach Miami

The fastest way to fix your sleep isn’t in a pill.It’s not melatonin.It’s not CBD.It’s not a “hack.”The real fix is cons...
09/05/2025

The fastest way to fix your sleep isn’t in a pill.

It’s not melatonin.
It’s not CBD.
It’s not a “hack.”

The real fix is consistency, environment, and intentional habits.

– Consistency: the same sleep/wake schedule every day.
– Environment: cool, dark, quiet, and distraction-free.
– Habits: winding down intentionally, limiting food and screen time before bed.

Pills can sedate you. But they can’t create restorative sleep.
That comes from respecting your body’s natural rhythm.

If you want to feel and perform better—start here.

09/04/2025

Telling a college kid to ditch their phone before bed? Unrealistic. They’ll stop listening the second you say it.

But here’s the thing: small, subtle changes can go a long way.
– Use blue light glasses
– Dim the lights
– Cut screen time in half before bed

The research shows there’s a huge difference between one hour and two hours of exposure. It’s not all-or-nothing. Even reducing your time makes an impact.

Sleep isn’t about being perfect—it’s about stacking little wins.

You can train hard.You can eat clean.You can have the best supplements, coaching, and tech.But if you’re not sleeping—yo...
09/03/2025

You can train hard.
You can eat clean.
You can have the best supplements, coaching, and tech.

But if you’re not sleeping—you’re underperforming.

Sleep drives performance. Period.

It’s the reset switch for your nervous system.
It’s where hormones rebalance, muscles rebuild, and your brain clears out clutter.

When sleep drops, so does reaction time.
So does decision-making.
So does your ability to regulate stress.

You don’t need more effort.
You need better recovery.

Protect your sleep like you protect your training.
Because without it, you’re just grinding in the wrong direction.

Elite performers protect their sleep like their training.You should too.We celebrate early mornings. We glamorize late n...
09/01/2025

Elite performers protect their sleep like their training.
You should too.

We celebrate early mornings. We glamorize late nights.
But no one talks about the cost.

You can eat clean, train hard, and take every supplement on the market—
If you’re not sleeping, you’re capping your progress.

Sleep isn’t passive. It’s not rest.
It’s a biological reset.
Hormones rebalance.
Muscle tissue repairs.
The nervous system recalibrates.
The brain clears emotional residue and decision fatigue.

And the best performers in the world—whether they’re Olympic athletes or billion-dollar founders—know this:
Recovery isn’t what you do after the work. It is the work.

That’s why they treat their sleep like they treat a training session:
Scheduled. Protected. Prioritized.
Not something they “hope” happens.

If you’re serious about performance—
In sport, in business, or in life—
Start respecting the one habit that amplifies everything else.

Protect your sleep like your training.
Because without recovery, effort just becomes burnout.

08/31/2025

Any goal you're chasing gets easier when you sleep better.
That’s not just motivation. That’s science.

Better sleep improves your memory, creativity, reaction time, and emotional regulation.
But it also does something people overlook—
It makes you a better leader.

A major study out of Europe found that the more sleep a CEO got, the more their employees trusted them.
Not because they said the right things…
But because they carried themselves with consistency and clarity.

Sleep isn’t a badge of weakness.
It’s a signal of discipline.

Want to lead well? Want to perform consistently?
Sleep like it matters—because it does.

08/30/2025

Cold plunging is controversial for some people, but I’ll tell you exactly how I use it:

– First, for energy. Nothing flips the switch faster.
– Second, to maintain high levels of performance throughout the day.
– Third, as contrast therapy for recovery, inflammation, and better sleep.

Cold plunges trigger chemicals in your brain that make you feel good—alert, sharp, focused. They also help your body cool down faster, which leads to deeper sleep.

As far as brands, I’ve tried them all. Cold Creek is the one I’ve stuck with. Durable, fully insulated, and holds temp for hours—even without power. Zero maintenance. Unbeatable value.

For me, the plunge isn’t optional. It’s one of the best tools for energy, performance, and recovery.

Most people think alcohol helps them sleep.It doesn’t. It helps them pass out.And there’s a big difference.Just because ...
08/29/2025

Most people think alcohol helps them sleep.
It doesn’t. It helps them pass out.
And there’s a big difference.

Just because you’re unconscious doesn’t mean you’re recovering.

Even a small amount of alcohol:
– Blocks REM sleep
– Increases wake-ups
– Raises heart rate
– Wrecks next-day energy and focus

You might not feel it immediately. But the data always shows it.

If you care about performance, longevity, or just waking up feeling clear—start treating alcohol like it comes with a cost. Especially at night.

And if you want the full science behind it, check out the video on my YouTube channel.

08/28/2025

You’re shaping your face every night—and don’t even know it.

Most people sleep with their mouth open.
And over time, that slack position trains a softer jaw.

But when you keep your mouth closed at night—especially with nasal strips or mouth tape—your jaw starts holding proper structure.
Your tongue posture improves.
Your airway stays open.
And yes, your jawline can become more defined.

The body adapts to the position it's in most often.
Sleep isn’t just recovery—it’s alignment.
Structure follows behavior.

It takes time.
But it works.

Cold plunging changed my energy management.Not just physically—but mentally.I used to wake up feeling slow, scattered, a...
08/27/2025

Cold plunging changed my energy management.
Not just physically—but mentally.

I used to wake up feeling slow, scattered, and half-committed to the day.
Cold water flipped that.

It’s not just a “reset button.”
It’s controlled intensity.

Every plunge trains your nervous system how to handle stress—without spiraling.
And over time, that carries into your day.
• Clearer thinking under pressure
• Fewer emotional spikes
• Better energy pacing
• Less burnout by mid-afternoon

What most people don’t realize is:
Cold exposure isn’t about toughness.
It’s about regulation.

I use it to downshift when I’m overstimulated.
Or flip the switch when I need to lock in.
It became part of my routine because it taught my system how to recover faster, reset faster, and focus longer.

Cold plunging didn’t just change my mornings.
It changed my relationship with discomfort—and that changed everything else.

If you’re stuck in mental fog, reactive stress, or mid-day crashes…
Try the cold.
It doesn’t lie. It just reflects where you are.

Why I cold plunge at 3PM.It’s not a flex. It’s a protocol.Around 3PM, most people crash.Energy dips. Focus drops. Willpo...
08/26/2025

Why I cold plunge at 3PM.

It’s not a flex. It’s a protocol.

Around 3PM, most people crash.
Energy dips. Focus drops. Willpower fades.
And that’s when most reach for caffeine.

But caffeine lingers—messing with your sleep hours later.

So instead of wrecking my rhythm, I reset it.
3 minutes in cold water spikes dopamine by 250% and norepinephrine by 450%.
That’s focus. Clarity. Energy.
Without the sleep debt.

It’s not about being tough.
It’s about being intentional.
Use cold strategically—not just to suffer, but to sharpen.

08/25/2025

Sleep and mental health are more connected than most people realize.

When you’re underslept, you’re:
– 5x more likely to feel lonely
– 7x more likely to feel helpless

But it doesn’t take a complete overhaul to shift that.

Research shows that just one more hour of sleep per night reduces your risk of depression by 25%.

That’s the power of recovery.

Not just for your muscles or your energy—but for your mind.

If you’re feeling stuck, anxious, or worn down… start with sleep.

Your body knows how to rebuild—if you give it the time.

Most people use caffeine to wake up.But it doesn’t actually give you energy—it just blocks adenosine, the compound that ...
08/24/2025

Most people use caffeine to wake up.

But it doesn’t actually give you energy—it just blocks adenosine, the compound that builds up to make you feel tired.
So yeah, you feel alert. But only because your brain can’t process how fatigued you really are.

And here’s the catch:
Caffeine has a half-life of 5 to 7 hours, which means it’s still in your system long after your last sip.
Drink it too late, and your sleep quality suffers—even if you think you’re sleeping fine.

It’s not about quitting caffeine.
It’s about timing it smarter so your performance doesn’t crash when it matters most.

And if you want the full deep dive—head over to my YouTube.

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