The study examined activity and sleep data from University of Texas students who wore Fitbit devices over several months, researchers said [1].
Separate reporting indicated that participants who logged at least 10 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity on more days tended to get more restorative sleep, particularly early in the night, suggesting that consistency matters as much as total exercise time [2]. The findings were summarized across multiple outlets, including ScienceDaily, which reported that participants who exercised more frequently tended to experience more restorative sleep [3].
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