Desperate times call for desperate measures.
With the global coronavirus pandemic forcing athletes to stay home, they are finding unique ways to train and stay in shape.
For 49ers kicker Robbie Gould, that means he can't practice his craft at the team's facility or any other football complex.
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So, on Sunday, Gould got creative.
Yep. Gould lined his kids up as makeshift goalposts and picked footballs over them.
As Gould noted in his tweet, he did make sure his kids were wearing protective gear.
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It's definitely an interesting way for Gould to bond with his kids, but again, the choices are limited while everyone is staying home in an effort to flatten the coronavirus curve.
Last year, Gould asked the 49ers to trade him, a request they did not fulfill. Instead, the two sides agreed to a new four-year contract.
By Gould's standards, he's coming off the worst season of his 15-year career. He made 23 of his 31 field goal attempts, a 74.2 percentage. The 37-year-old did make 41 of his 42 extra-point attempts in 2019.
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If Gould bounces back in 2020, you can give some of the credit to his kids.