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Message: [QUOTE="CaliCuse, post: 323017, member: 324"] Depend ing on how bad the cramps were ,being "carriedoff" isn't beyond the possibility at all. When I was a kid I played a whole morning of tennis without any kind of hydration then went to work as a car-hop in the afternoon in the heat of the day. No such thing as Gator Aid" Water was an option but clearly I didn't get enough . I remember my entire left leg cramping so hard I couldn't move it . My father hrlped me up and tried to loosen the muscle and later said it felt like my leg was made of wood. No freaking jokes. This was my father here. Once the pain sisipated I was able to get some fluids in but the point is severity can put you down for a while. I would think today's pro athletes would get to that point with trainers and such watching over them but ignoring basic hydration requirements can still bite you in the ass.;) [/QUOTE]