It’s safe to say there can be a love/hate relationship with exercise.
If you’ve ever felt sore after a day at the gym, completed a personal record during a race or felt guilty for skipping a workout, you know what we mean. Sometimes it’s the best part of your day, other times it’s the worst.
Of course, you should always prioritize fitness overall. Research shows exercise can boost your heart health, improve your emotional well-being and even help you sleep better. But sometimes squeezing in a workout is easier said than done.
On those “hate” days of your relationship ― the ones where the gym feels like an impossible feat ― these Twitter users have your back. Below are a few hilariously honest tweets about fitness. Read them, chuckle and then attempt your workout anyway.
Sit-ups are the best exercise because they include the most lying down.
— $pencer (@13spencer) March 27, 2014
finally tried the whole "jogging" thing. there are people who do this every day?? for longer than ten minutes???
— Mary Charlene (@IamEnidColeslaw) October 6, 2013
The only exercise I've done this month is running out of money
— College Problems (@ColIegeprobs) November 10, 2015
Me normally: Ugh running is evil, make it stop.
— Trackie Nation (@TrackieNation) November 11, 2015
Me injured: Ugh I love running so much, I miss it more than anything.
I wear workout clothes and walk briskly by people eating brunch outdoors to feel better about myself.
— Abbi Crutchfield (@curlycomedy) May 9, 2015
Just stopped in the middle of my run to pet a golden retriever puppy, am I doing fitness right?
— Lindsay Holmes (@lindsaygholmes) April 21, 2015
Just had to ask the guy at my gym's front desk to open my Powerade.
— Chris Kelly (@imchriskelly) July 15, 2014
Gym /jim/ (noun) - A place to sit back, relax, and catch up on social media pic.twitter.com/sBUSYa2qY6
— Funny Gym Tweets (@FunnyGymStuff) May 7, 2014
Gym Instructor: So what’s your favourite machine to use here at the gym?
— anti joke apple (@antijokeapple) August 30, 2014
Me: The Vending Machine
I like going for runs at night because the added fear of being murdered really does wonders for my cardio.
— Kevin Farzad (@KevinFarzad) January 7, 2015
The only reason I go to the gym is so I can listen to "Jumpin', Jumpin" as I jump rope
— Michelle Persad (@michelleapersad) August 7, 2015
I need a playlist for when I deeply consider going to the gym but then don't.
— Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) July 2, 2015
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