Coyne Schofield spending time squatting 300-pound husband, donating food

The forward from the 2018 gold medal-winning United States Women's National Hockey Team shared a video of her and her husband doing some squats.

Michael Schofield, the Los Angeles Chargers offensive lineman, goes first with his wife on his back.

Then Coyne Schofield goes with her husband on her back. She shared the video and perhaps the understatement of the year via Twitter.

Tweet from @KendallCoyne: I feel like one of us is getting more of a workout than the other 😂 #stayhome #staysafe #HockeyAtHome pic.twitter.com/YZUdDBc1vH

Coyne-Schofield, a six-time world champion with the USA Women's Team, is listed at 5-foot-2, 125 pounds. 

Schofield, who won a Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos in 2016, runs 6-foot-6, 301 pounds.

In addition to getting their workouts in, the couple has also been making food donations through their Schofield Family Foundation to various causes.

On the third episode of "Hockey at Home," Lexi Carrick, the wife of New Jersey Devils defenseman Connor Carrick, showed some appreciation for the Schofields, who supported her parents' restaurant, Osteria Ottimo, in Orland Park, Illinois.

"(Kendall and I) are from the same town and she and her husband placed a big order from my parents' restaurant for the Ronald McDonald House. My parents' restaurant is doing food to go but the community's rallying around them and they're doing pretty well."

Instagram from @schofieldff: ‪Nights 7-10 were spectacular thanks to our local businesses @anthonys_pizzeria, @palermos95th, @foxspizzaorlandpark, and @osteria.ottimo for the individually catered meals for the families of the @rmhccni! We didn't forget the dessert! Thanks @nothingbundtcakes! #SchofieldingDreams #StaySafe ‬#supportlocal

The couple has also been volunteering at the Orland Township Food Pantry during the pandemic.

Instagram from @schofieldff: Our founders, @kendallcoyne26 and @mischofi have been volunteering their time at the Orland Township Food Pantry during the #covid_19 pandemic. More volunteers are needed: The Orland Township Food Pantry is in need of volunteers to assist with sorting, packing and distributing food items to those in need. Many of our regular volunteers are seniors who give selflessly of their time on a regular basis, but are also in what is considered the high-risk group for the COVID-19 virus.If you are in good health, have no known exposure to the COVID-19 virus, can lift 50 pounds and would like to give back to your community, please consider volunteering at the Orland Township Food Pantry. No previous experience is needed and gloves will be provided.Those interested should call (708) 403-4222 for more information and to schedule their time to volunteer.