16/12/2025
You aren't a robot.
And if you ruthlessly stick to your plan without compromise, you will burn out before you see a hint of progress.
Or pick up injuries faster than you can get over them.
You can glorify the run or the metabolic conditioning session on 4 hours sleep all you want.
But if you're limping around after or barely keeping your eyes open at 3pm, you're potentially doing more harm than good.
Now, I'm all for hard training.
But on the days where you're up all night with your kids, have the week from hell at work or are under the weather.....there has to be some flexibility too.
One session won't make or break training.
Nor will a week of adapting the plan.
Making sure you hit the key sessions you need to progress.
And discard the bits that are less important.
So you can keep things moving forwards.
While still having time for the rest of life too.
A plan is the best case scenario.
So make sure you know what to do when life gets in the way.