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Collection of Exercise Cartoons (42)

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Two office workers at a coffee station with a sign reading "CLEAN UP YOUR OWN MESS"; one holds a mug, the other gestures toward the messy machine.
“Between gut instincts, gut feelings and gut reactions my abs get a great workout.” - Mark Anderson
A cartoon woman stands on a scale, laughing nervously while her son looks up skeptically, asking if she’s losing weight.
“You’re not losing any weight, are you, Mom?” - a classic parenting moment captured in satire.
Two people at a diner table; one says, “I used to be into bodybuilding, now I’m more into demolition.”
When your gym days are over but your sense of humor is still lifting weights.
Two women in an elevator; one asks how many button presses equal stair-climbing calories.
“How many times should I push the elevator buttons to equal the same calories as taking the stairs?” - a witty take on exercise myths.
Cartoon of two people walking briskly in a mall, one joking that mall walking burns 300 calories/hour-gained back by breathing food court air.
“Mall walking burns 300 calories per hour, which will automatically be gained back by breathing the air in the food court!” - Randy Glasbergen
A cartoon doctor tells a shirtless patient, "It's not a rash, it's moss. You need to start being more active than a tree."
When your doctor diagnoses you with “moss” instead of a rash, it’s time to move more!
A cartoon of an overweight man in yellow shorts facing a doctor who says, “That’s way too irregular. I recommend regular exercise.”
When “irregular” means more than just digestion-this doctor prescribes movement, not medicine.
Cartoon of a gym reception where a man jokes, “We don’t need much… just enough strength to open the packaging that stuff comes in today!”
When your workout goal is simply surviving modern packaging.
A cartoon of a tall man with exaggeratedly long legs standing beside a woman stretching, who jokes he went "overboard" on stretching exercises.
When your stretching routine leaves you towering over your workout buddy… maybe dial it back a notch!
A cartoon of a patient asking a doctor to set his pacemaker to beat faster while watching TV instead of jogging.
When patients request creative (but medically unwise) solutions to staying active-like syncing their pacemaker with TV time.
A man pedals a stationary exercise bike indoors while a woman asks, “How far from home are you, so I’ll know when to start dinner?”
When your workout feels like a road trip-and dinner depends on your mileage.
A cartoon of an aerobics instructor shouting "OK, NOW EVERYONE GET DOWN ON THE FLOOR!" while bank tellers raise their hands in surrender.
When your Zumba class accidentally turns into a hostage situation-classic office satire.
Overweight man in yellow tank top lifting barbell overhead with effort, cartoon illustration.
A cheerful beginner lifts a barbell overhead-proof that strength training is for everyone, regardless of body type.
Two office workers at desks; one asks if a tantrum counts as a required mini exercise break.
When corporate wellness policies meet real office stress-does a tantrum count as exercise?
Man in office attire looking at mirror with thought bubble saying "...time to cut back"
When the mirror delivers an honest truth you’ve been avoiding.
A cartoon of a store clerk suggesting housewares instead of treadmills, with shelves of kitchen items in the background.
“Treadmills? Try housewares, right next to hangers and clothesline.” - A classic retail misdirection gag.
Overweight woman sweating on exercise bike next to a scale showing kilograms, cartoon illustration.
Staying active and tracking progress: a visual reminder that consistency in exercise and monitoring helps achieve health goals.
Two women stand beside an exercise bike; one jokes, “The only exercise I get with this is dusting it once a week.”
When your workout routine starts-and ends-with weekly dusting.
A cartoon of an exaggeratedly muscular man reading "The Joy of Flex" while sitting on a weight bench, surrounded by dumbbells, posters, and gym gear.
When your workout routine includes more flexing than actual lifting-and you’re still reading the manual.
A cartoon of a patient telling his doctor, “I tried jogging, but all that bouncing up and down made my beer too foamy!”
When exercise meets brew: a classic Glasbergen gag highlighting the absurdity of taking fitness advice too literally.
A cartoon of a doctor advising a patient on a diet shake, with humorous text about exercising to make it effective.
“The only diet shake I recommend is the shake your booty makes when you exercise.” A lighthearted take on fitness advice.
A cartoon cat performs a yarn-ball workout while another cat watches, with text describing arm, shoulder, chest, and back exercises.
Two cats engage in a playful workout routine: one mid-exercise, the other observing-complete with yarn-ball aerobics instructions.
A cartoon showing a doctor and a police officer standing beside a patient in a hospital bed, with the doctor saying the heart attack was premeditated.
When your doctor delivers a diagnosis with a side of legal terminology-and a straight face.
A cartoon man lounging with snacks and remote while a woman holds dumbbells, saying he’s keeping his shape as is.
When your idea of “keeping in shape” is staying exactly where you are-on the couch.
A cartoon of a patient in a hospital bed joking with a doctor holding a clipboard, captioned about tossing and turning not counting as exercise.
When your restless night gets mistaken for a workout-doctor and patient share a laugh over sleep vs. exercise.
A cartoon therapist takes notes as a patient lies on a couch, with the caption: “Vigorous exercise can improve your mood. It’s hard to feel blue when your cheeks are pink!”
A humorous take on therapy: the therapist prescribes exercise not just for fitness, but for emotional uplift-flushed cheeks = happy heart.
Two cartoon men lifting dumbbells; one boasts about his abs resembling Schwarzenegger’s biceps.
When your workout confidence outpaces your anatomy-classic Glasbergen humor.
A cartoon showing a man lounging on a couch with a remote while a woman stands beside him, delivering a sarcastic line about exercise and tanning.
“Exercising builds muscle… therefore, exercising makes you fat!” - a classic satirical jab at flawed logic in health advice.
A cartoon of a man relaxing on an electric exercise bike while a woman enters, looking skeptical.
“It’s so much more enjoyable since we got an electric one.” - A classic fitness joke about over-reliance on tech.
Two men arguing outdoors; one points accusingly while the other stands defiantly with a slingshot behind his back.
“Oh yeah?! Well my dad the vegetarian can beat your dad the meat eater, ANYDAY!” - classic cartoon showdown.
A woman in a nightgown stands barefoot on two bathroom scales, looking concerned while touching her chin, with a vanity mirror and toiletries nearby.
“Trying to get an accurate reading-or just hoping the numbers add up differently this time?”
A cartoon of a man telling a woman he gained weight from swallowing bugs while bicycling, referencing health and fitness humor.
“I started bicycling to help me get in shape, but swallowing all those bugs made me gain weight!” - classic Glasbergen satire on fitness expectations.
A cartoon of a person jumping on a mini trampoline next to a toilet, with text promoting exercise over idle bathroom time.
Why waste time on the toilet when you can squeeze in a quick bounce session?
A cartoon showing a man slumped on a couch while a woman stands beside him, holding a bag and delivering a sarcastic remark about his workout.
When your “workout” is mostly spent hunting down mismatched sneakers and sweatpants-then five minutes on the treadmill.
A cartoon trainer advises a client holding dumbbells to stretch and warm up-ironically repeating the advice twice.
“If you haven’t exercised in a while, you may need to stretch and warm up before you stretch and warm up.” Classic Glaserberg wit on workout prep.
A cartoon Hindu bodybuilder straining to lift a heavy barbell on a bench press, sweating and grinning with exaggerated muscles.
A satirical take on bodybuilding culture, featuring a caricatured Hindu bodybuilder pushing his limits on the bench press.
Office cartoon: woman excitedly shows phone to coworker, claiming she uses aerobics music as ringtone to sneak in workouts.
“I use aerobics music for my ringtone. Every time I get a call, I can sneak in an extra 15-second workout!”
Two office workers discussing fitness; one holds papers, the other a floppy disk, with caption about 120 fifteen-second walks.
“I’m trying to fit 30 minutes of daily exercise into my busy schedule. Today I took 120 fifteen-second walks.”
A cartoon man lounging on a couch watching TV while his partner stands nearby, holding running shoes; a cat peeks from behind the couch.
When your new running shoes sit untouched while the TV remote gets all the action.
A man doing push ups on a white background.
The image shows a young man performing a push-up exercise. He is wearing a white tank top and black shorts, and black sneakers. His arms are stretched out to the sides and his legs are bent at the knees. He has a determined expression on his face and his eyes are focused on the task at hand. The background is plain white.
A woman jumping in the air in a park.
The image shows a young woman jumping in the air with her arms stretched upwards. She is wearing a blue sports bra and black leggings, and pink sneakers. She has brown hair tied up in a bun and is smiling at the camera. The background is a grassy hill with trees and bushes. The woman appears to be in mid-air, with her legs slightly bent at the knees and her arms extended above her head.
A group of young women doing yoga in the park.
The image shows four young women in different poses in a garden. They are all wearing workout clothes and are surrounded by green leaves. The woman on the left is wearing a red sports bra and purple leggings, the woman in the middle is in a green yoga pose, and the woman at the bottom is in an orange yoga pose. All four women are smiling and appear to be enjoying themselves. On the right side of the image, there is a woman riding a segway. She is wearing red pants and a purple tank top. The background is white, and there are green plants scattered around the garden.