
With the twins and Coronavirus keeping me indoors all the time, I’ve designed a small home gym with the equipment mostly sourced online. I get a full body workout with a full range of motion.
- Push up grips (I got mine from Decathlon)
- Kettlebells (I have 2 x 10kg and a single 20kg unit)
- 2kg dumbbells (I use them to practice shadow boxing)
- Ab roller
- Foam roller (for self massage, relaxation and recovery)
- Handgrips (bought mine years ago off ebay)
- Chin-up bar
- Portable sauna (great for recovery, sleep and longevity)
In order to have a consistent daily workout routine, I decided to start very small and let momentum take over. Due to my schedule I don’t feel any pressure to do any long workout sessions. I generally train throughout the entire day, sometimes with just a few pushups or kettlebell swings. These micro sessions are mentally and physically effortless, and they add up. My goal is to program my mind so that working out becomes second nature. It doesn’t require any willpower. Also it helps me avoid injuries and burnout (extreme soreness or fatigue) because the routine is well within my physical limits.
I want to maintain this automatic routine for life. Once the quarantine is over my outdoor workouts should be added on top of this home routine and not reduce it.
I also started a basic training log in Excel to help track my progress. Nothing fancy, but as a wise person once said, ‘What gets measured gets managed’.

Three short videos that really helped me:
- How to Program Your Mind for Fitness by Firas Zahabi (GSP’s head coach and best friend as well as owner of Tristar Gym) Part 1 & 2.
- Incidental Training – training throughout the day, is it effective?
Do you have a home workout routine and what equipment do you use?
Happy training!
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