I have a student following a PlanStrong-based program who, after doing two weeks of his first Preparatory period, has incurred a couple of minor, non-lifting injuries - had a wart removed from his foot, and got bruised from giving blood to the point where it still hurts to straighten his arm a few days later.
In a linear program, e.g., the ROP, we know we can go back a week or two in the schedule when training resumes, but since PlanStrong is non-linear, how, philosophically, do we approach a situation like this? Let's say he needs to miss this entire week, so he'd have done 2 weeks, then taken a week off.
My recommendation was to simply start the program over again - would love to hear other's thoughts on this.
Thanks in advance.
-S-
In a linear program, e.g., the ROP, we know we can go back a week or two in the schedule when training resumes, but since PlanStrong is non-linear, how, philosophically, do we approach a situation like this? Let's say he needs to miss this entire week, so he'd have done 2 weeks, then taken a week off.
My recommendation was to simply start the program over again - would love to hear other's thoughts on this.
Thanks in advance.
-S-