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40% of Australians regularly mouth breathe in their sleep and most don’t even realise it. x Mouth breathing is linked to harder airflow, lighter sleep, and poorer recovery. x Nasal breathing supports better oxygen efficiency, deeper sleep stages, and fewer night-time wake-ups. If your training is dialled but your recovery isn’t, this could be the missing piece. That’s why tools like nose strips (to open the airway) and mouth tape (to encourage nasal breathing) can make a real difference overnight. Breathe how you were designed to. Sleep like you train. 🐐