Mad-cap Ben Foster swapped his Watford goalkeeper's kit for a full lyrca cycling outfit in club colours to take his team-mates through a virtual spin class as the Premier League stars seek to keep fit during the coronavirus lockdown.
Premier League fixtures have been postponed until at least April 30 due to coronavirus, which has claimed almost 1,800 lives in the UK.
Players have had to stay at home due to government guidelines and as a result they are unable to take part in regular training sessions.
Foster set up a virtual spin class to stay fit and his team-mates came along for the ride on Tuesday.
Foster was joined by the likes of Troy Deeney, Andre Gray and Craig Cathcart during the 30-minute spin class.
During the coronavirus suspension, the Premier League side have offered the use of their Vicarage Road stadium to help the NHS in their fight against coronavirus.
The ground is next to Watford General Hospital and chairman Scott Duxbury said the club would do 'whatever it takes' to support the health service.
The ground had been due to host events such as induction courses and meetings.