In the Movement Program planning process, the first 7 days are considered what and the last 7 days are considered what?

In the Movement Program planning process, the first 7 days are considered what and the last 7 days are considered what?

• A. First 7: Tentative; Last 7: Firm
• B. First 7: Firm; Last 7: Tentative
• C. First 7: Confirmed; Last 7: Provisional
• D. First 7: Firm; Last 7: Confirmed

Answer: (B)

In Movement Program planning, you establish a solid, unchanging set of actions for the near term to ensure clear direction and reliable execution. The following week, however, stays open to adjustment so you can respond to results, feedback, or changes in conditions. That’s why the first seven days are treated as firm and the last seven days as tentative. The idea is a reliable start paired with a flexible finish, rather than locking in uncertain plans or pretending everything is already confirmed.

In Movement Program planning, you establish a solid, unchanging set of actions for the near term to ensure clear direction and reliable execution. The following week, however, stays open to adjustment so you can respond to results, feedback, or changes in conditions. That’s why the first seven days are treated as firm and the last seven days as tentative. The idea is a reliable start paired with a flexible finish, rather than locking in uncertain plans or pretending everything is already confirmed.