Strength training at home with no equipment: a simple full-body I repeat
No gym needed: squat, hinge, push, pull and core with bodyweight, 2× per week. What WHO advises, how I progress, and where the limits are.
A long, healthy life happens largely indoors. In your living room, your bedroom, your kitchen: the air you breathe there and the calm you find there count too.
I look at what concretely makes a home healthier. Fresh air, ventilation, humidity, radon, light and temperature, but also tidiness and fewer worries. Measure where you can, stay level-headed where you must.

No gym needed: squat, hinge, push, pull and core with bodyweight, 2× per week. What WHO advises, how I progress, and where the limits are.

Rain in October? I keep zone 2 on the indoor trainer: 30–45 minutes, talkable pace, 2–3× per week. Practical indoor routine, no heroics in a downpour.

In autumn the windows close and moisture and CO2 build up. How often to air out, which guideline values the authorities give and what I do differently at home.

Corrugated sheets on the shed, old floor tiles, a storage heater: homes built before 2001 may contain asbestos. What I looked into before starting my own DIY.

You can’t see or smell radon, yet it’s Belgium’s second cause of lung cancer after smoking. Here’s how I test for 20 euros through the Radon Campaign, where the detector goes and what to do with the result.