Day 44 of 300: I Stopped Weighing Myself
I went looking for the last fitness post and found it dated April 2. Forty nine days ago. The title was “Under 110.” That morning I weighed 109.8 kg. By April 27 the scale said 110.6. Then I stopped getting on the scale.
https://www.jonathanclarke.ie/fitness/2026/05/21/the-audit-i-stopped-weighing-myself
Fitness: Day 21 of 300 - Listening to my body
Day 17 of 300 - The mundane, but a routine
https://www.jonathanclarke.ie/fitness/2026/01/20/the-mundane-but-a-routine
Day 17 of 300 - Often the mundane and the routine usually feels like a cage, but lately, it feels like a key. The run, the dog walk, the daily sweat - it’s beginning to stop feeling like a tax I have to pay and started feeling like a source I get to tap into. I’m finding joy in the simple ability to move, and for the first time in a long time, my body is responding.
Day 16 of 300 - For the want of a watch
https://www.jonathanclarke.ie/fitness/2026/01/20/for-the-want-of-a-watch
Day 15 of 300: Oh Joy - A StairMaster
https://www.jonathanclarke.ie/fitness/2026/01/19/oh-joy-a-stairmaster
Fitness - Day 12, 13, 14 of 300 - Trekking to Australia Camp
https://www.jonathanclarke.ie/fitness/2026/01/15/trekking-to-australian-camp
Blog: To Australia Camp and back again; Or how to endure the gravity of giants
#nepal #australiacamp #trekking #walking #family #fattofit #project300
To leave Kathmandu is to shed the city’s chaotic gravity for the silent promise of the Annapurnas. We climbed to Australian Camp not to conquer the mountain, but to celebrate a milestone: my twins turning six and to my embarking on a new sabbatical. While I bargained with the jealous god of gravity on the stone steps, they bounded up as sparks of kinetic joy; a reminder that watching your children grow against a backdrop of eternal snow is to feel the devastating speed of time.
Blog - Fitness - Day 11 - a run and a conference.
https://www.jonathanclarke.ie/fitness/2026/01/10/morning-run-and-a-conference
Day 11 of 300 - Life has a habit of expanding to fill the available space. In the past, fitness was an optional event. It was something I tried to squeeze into the margins of the day. If I was busy, with meetings, or had an event to attend, the workout was the always first thing to get cut.
Fitness blog - Day 10 of 300 - Power cut - The Kathmandu reality check.
Jonathan Clarke