What if the secret to living past 100 is how you sleep?
In the Blue Zones, people routinely live past 90 with sharp minds and healthy bodies. One pattern keeps emerging: these populations have mastered sleep in ways modern society has forgotten. Across all Blue Zones, sleep isn’t optimized-it’s protected.
Residents wake naturally, eat their last meal early, shed stress daily, and live in rhythm with the sun.
Whether you’re a sleep tracker enthusiast, someone curious about longevity, or just looking to improve your daily rest, this session will help you turn data into better sleep habits that support long-term health.
Join Dr. Martin Kawalski for a fireside chat on:
- Sleep patterns shared by centenarian populations
- Why circadian alignment matters more than sleep duration
- Using your Garmin, Oura, or Apple Watch to build a longevity-focused routine
What You’ll Learn:
The Blue Zone sleep code – natural rhythms, early dinners, built-in downshifts
- Circadian alignment > sleep hacks
- How to interpret your wearable data through a longevity lens
A fireside chat on what centenarians know about sleep – and how your wearable can help you live it
Event Location
Events Details
Event Date
Jan 29, 2026
Event Title
Sleep & Longevity
Duration
2 Hrs
Time
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location
Redwood City, CA 94062, USA
About Martin Kawalski, MD, PhD
Martin Kawalski, an MD and Ph.D. in Sleep Medicine, is a Stanford researcher focused on the role of sleep in longevity and the integration of consumer wearable data in digital health. As a founder, he has led innovations in sports and lifestyle electronics, notably in developing and launching SKEO, a wearable that enhances safety in alpine sports, co-founded with Olympian Bode Miller.

