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<h3 style="white-space:pre-line"><span style="color:#ccba78">The Proof</span></h3>
<h2>A PLAN SHOULD NOT REMAIN RIGHT JUST BECAUSE IT WAS RIGHT WHEN IT WAS BUILT.</h2>
<p>The golfer changes. Capacity changes. Goals change. Schedules change. Training produces new information.</p>
<p>The LGP System continues beyond the first plan by observing development, communicating with the golfer, progressing what is appropriate, reassessing relevant capabilities and using new evidence to guide what comes next.</p>
<h3>CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT DOES NOT STOP WHEN THE PROGRAM IS DELIVERED.</h3>
<p>The initial plan reflects what LGP understands about the golfer at that point in time. As the golfer trains, communicates and develops, new information can refine the decisions that follow.</p>
<p class="large"><strong>HOW DOES AN LGP DEVELOPMENT PLAN EVOLVE OVER TIME?</strong></p>
<p>The LGP System treats the initial program as the beginning of an ongoing development process rather than a finished solution. Training, golfer feedback, coach observation, changing circumstances, progression and reassessment create new information that can be used to maintain, modify or advance the development direction.</p>