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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally, there is a lot of sweating, and there will be less urine with water loss. But there are special cases where this is Thomas Jr.'s method, or James once had a stomach upset and called himself a pause to go to diarrhea, I've seen the news...
NBA players lose a lot of water during the game due to the amount of heat they generate, and they drink a lot of water during a timeout. At this time, it is inevitable that athletes will have a need to urinate, and in this case, Thomas Jr.'s solution has become a typical one. During his time at the University of Washington, Thomas Jr. put a towel in his shorts during a crucial game and peed on the bench. >>>More
Usually it will signal to the coach, and the coach will replace him, and then replace him when the problem is solved.
I asked the coach to get off the court, but I peed so much before I played basketball, and I didn't pee at all during the game, and there was very little urine after the game, and the water came out through sweat, so there was generally no urine during exercise.
I don't know if you exercise regularly, but in general, as long as you don't want to go to the toilet before the game, you rarely want to go to the toilet during the game. Because exercise will sweat and the body will be dehydrated. Playing golf only wants to hydrate and drink water, where will you want to go to the toilet. >>>More
If you are not feeling well on the day (such as diarrhea, etc.), you will be arranged to enter the rotation in advance, or you will not play the game of the day. >>>More