Check out the funniest tweets about “staying fit” during quarantine

• Most people are worried about gaining extra weight during quarantine.
• But parents have more things to worry about, especially with all the kids at home 24/7.
• Check out some relatable tweets from parents who struggle with staying fit while on quarantine.

Lots of people are finding ways to stay fit and “productive” even during quarantine, but not all of us can pull it off.

Parents, in particular, are quite familiar with how difficult it is just to go through the daily motions — especially now that all the kids are at home 24/7.

Take a look at some of the funniest and relatable tweets from parents who struggle with staying fit while on quarantine.

It sucks when that happens

I’m not happy with the few pounds I’ve gained during this quarantine. I seriously have to do something. I tried to go for a jog but I kept spilling my beer.— Mama Llama (@justamom819) April 10, 2020

Do you even lift?

My quarantine workouts consist solely of moving my weighted blanket from my bed to the couch and back.— S A R A B U C K L E Y (@nottheworstmom) April 27, 2020

Eat your meals at home, they say

I think we can all agree that eating all of your meals at home is in fact NOT the key to maintaining a healthy weight.— Mommy Uncensored (@amomuncensored) April 28, 2020

Workouts are a given for parents with toddlers

My at home, quarantine workout consists of chasing toddlers, locating sanity, and thunder searching for my coffee I placed in a “convenient” location.— Mama Llama Puff ???????? (@mamallamapuff) April 28, 2020

It’s hard to flatten the curve

Flattening my curve would be a lot easier if I could quit eating Doritos.— Maryfairyboberry (@MaryJustice86) March 20, 2020

The true essential workers

My husband has decided we are going to become one of those annoying fit families.

Divorce attorneys are considered an essential service, yes?— Professional Worrier (@pro_worrier_) April 21, 2020

New quarantine bod

For the foreseeable future, the ????????emoji is in reference to my quarantine bod, not pregnancy.— Tortured by Toddlers (@TorturedByTots) April 6, 2020

The perfect nighttime routine

My nighttime routine includes not washing my hair, an entire season of The Office and 27,000 calories.— Maryfairyboberry (@MaryJustice86) April 18, 2020

When you need inspiration

Never thought I’d google prison workouts but here we are. #COVIDー19— suzanne hayes (@shayes613) March 19, 2020

A positive outcome

On the bright side, this quarantine has brought my thighs closer together— Snarky Mommy (@SnarkyMommy78) April 26, 2020

Gotta stay consistent

Everyone keeps saying it is very important to keep up with your routines during this quarantine, so I want to let you know that, at this time, I will continue to not work out just like before.— JenHatmaker (@JenHatmaker) March 23, 2020

We have become a new species

Like a centaur, but the bottom half is a couch. This is what I’ve become.— Jessie (@mommajessiec) March 30, 2020

Diet alternatives

Is pouring yourself a drink instead of a bowl of chips considered going on a diet?

Asking for me.— Coffee & Crusts (@CoffeeNCrusts) April 27, 2020

Ahh, the good ol’ days

Remember in January when we all thought we were fat? BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
(starts sobbing uncontrollably)— Not the Nanny (@not_thenanny) April 2, 2020

Expectations vs. reality

Day 1 of Quarantine: “I’m going to meditate and do body-weight training.”

Day 4: *just pours the ice cream into the pasta*— Quarantine Troy Johnson (@_troyjohnson) March 17, 2020

Fitbit, who?

My Fitbit must be so disgusted with me right now.— Mommy Needs A Life (@mom_needsalife) March 23, 2020

Always be prepared

My current hobbies include rage sighing, not wearing real clothes and eating every single day like I’m going to the electric chair.— Rachel Sobel (@whinecheezits) March 30, 2020

Do potatoes count as veggies?

I’ve eaten so many crunchy veggies these last 2 weeks. And by veggies, I mean potatoes. OK, it’s chips. I’m talking about chips.— Mommy Uncensored (@amomuncensored) March 27, 2020

So, you see, we’re all in this together. And if we want to keep our sanity until this pandemic blows over, it’s best to not sweat the small stuff — pun intended — and simply laugh it off.

Source: TODAY