Miami Heat small forward LeBron James (6) is helped off the court after an injury during the fourth quarter in game four in the 2012 NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder at the American Airlines Arena. Mandatory Credit: Derick E. Hingle-US PRESSWIRE
“There are people who are born as heavy sweaters,” said Maharam. “And people who are born as light sweaters. There are people who are born when they sweat they sweat a lot of electrolytes. And there are people who sweat less electrolytes. So if he cramps up a lot he needs to be aware of that and deal with it nutritionally.”
The problem, said Schriner is it’s often hard to catch up on re-hydrating once an athlete is dehydrated.
In a press conference on Friday afternoon James insisted he hydrated to the point that his stomach felt uncomfortable.
“My body just decides to shut down,” he said.
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