With the NBA season suspended indefinitely because of the coronavirus, Steph Curry and the rest of his Warriors teammates are not allowed to use Chase Center facilities.
And as ESPN's Tim Bontemps reported last week:
Now, though, players are both not allowed to use team facilities or, as laid out in a memo sent out by the league Sunday night, work out at any non-team practice or training facilities -- essentially leaving players no choice but to attempt to work out at home as they, and the league, try to figure out what the next steps will be.
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So what is Curry able to do to stay in shape?
"He's got a fairly nice workout area there at his home," Brandon Payne -- the two-time NBA MVP's personal trainer -- said Monday morning on KNBR 680. "He doesn't have a basketball court, but he's got stuff he can do outdoors. He's got a nice place where he can lift and do his strength work.
"He's a little bit ahead of the game, whereas some of these younger guys who are living in apartments and condos -- they don't really have that luxury. So planning and trying to get stuff done for them is a little bit more challenging."
Ayesha Curry posted this to Instagram last week:
Golden State Warriors
And the picture below gives you an idea of the space in their backyard:
It's simply unprecedented that nobody knows when things will return to normal.
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"They all have to find ways to maintain and stay active because when they come back, I have a feeling there's not gonna be any sort of a long lead-up," Payne said. "I have a feeling it's gonna be a pretty quick thing because we're so starved for sports -- and so starved for entertainment -- that there's gonna be a little bit of pressure to kind of rush things back."