Matt LaFleur goes into dad mode before Packers training camp Tuesday as security tries to stop his son on bike at practice

Family members of the Green Bay Packers often get involved in the team's bike tradition during training camp .

Even Matt LaFleur's sons.

And when you're the son of the coach, your ride to practice is longer than the other kids since you have access to the field.

Someone just needed to tell security that on Tuesday, the second day of Packers training camp .

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As LaFleur was walking into Ray Nitschke Field, looking very focused, like he was about to coach a playoff game, and greeting spectators, video captured a young biker trailing behind him. Security could be seen trying to usher him off the path.

The only problem was that it wasn't a boy trying to sneak in on his bike. It was one of LaFleur's sons.

"Dad! Dad!" he shouted from behind.

LaFleur then turned around and calmly told them: "That's my son."

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Security obviously realized the mixup and the boy rode on. Better to be safe, but like the players trying to make the Packers roster, the guards will have to study up on the LaFleur family photo again.

LaFleur, 44, has two sons with wife BreAnne: Luke and Ty.

Packers training camp continues with an open practice for fans at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday .

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Matt LaFleur goes into dad mode before Packers training camp Tuesday as security tries to stop his son on bike at practice