US Open – Andy Murray undergoes sweat test for cramps: “I need answers”

The former number one said she was “concerned” about the cramps. He even changed his training schedule to combat the problem. However, this did not help, even at the recent Masters in Cincinnati he was confronted with cramps.

“I’m going to do a sweat test to see if anything has changed,” Murray said, adding, “The sports drinks and electrolytes are being adjusted based on the testing, but I haven’t done one in a long time.”

Murray continued, “We’re going to get to the bottom of this. In Washington, I made sure to drink enough to rule out that dehydration had anything to do with it. Changing drinking habits is not easy. But I need answers.”

In recent years, Murray has been thrown back by injuries. Compared to last season, he’s actually doing better physically, Murray said: “It’s a bit frustrating because I’ve recovered really well from the games. I’m doing a lot better than a year ago in terms of my groin and lower back. “

He “no longer had to take anti-inflammatory drugs for games and tournaments,” said Murray. He added: “It’s really positive, but at the same time I had these cramps.”