"I'm trying to take care of my body as much as possible" - Tsitsipas on spending time in quarantine
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Stefanos Tsitsipas spoke to his social media fans once again via YouTube video where he explains how he spends the quarantine and why he is not with his family.
Tsitsipas is known for being active on social media. Now, the Greek created another video on his YouTube channel that has more than 30 minutes. In the video, he speaks about many topics and he included his fitness and education. Stefanos also spoke about why he left his family.
"I'm trying to take care of my body as much as possible. I did fitness today, but I feel like I'm getting fat. I haven't started practicing yet. I kind of like cut it off at some point a few weeks ago. I said just relax," Tsitsipas said.
"The last couple of days, I've been reading books and trying to educate myself, trying to discover new ways when it comes to education. I've been trying to improve my vocabulary and the way I'm speaking to an even higher extent. I want to educate myself around that. There are all these phrases you can explain something without overcomplicating it."
"I mean that's what happens to you when you're in quarantine for so long, you just lose your mind. You just start talking to objects. If you were wondering why I'm not with my family. We had a light discussion a few days ago and I left. I still love them, I really want to see them again, but sometimes it is quite stressful to be there. So I decided to go and be alone," Tsitsipas said.
You can watch the whole video below:
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKirbY9Ysys[/embed]
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