Habits
Flat Trend Intervention Protocol
A flat trend intervention protocol handles stagnant four-week trends—verify adherence, change one lever, wait a month, log what you tried.
A flat trend intervention protocol triggers when four-week leading and lagging metrics barely move despite logging: first verify adherence, then change one variable—calories, weekly load, sleep window, or protein—wait four weeks, measure again. Stacking interventions mid-month creates noise.
Document what you tried so May's review does not repeat April's failed guess.
Common questions
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How long should you wait after one intervention?
Four weeks minimum on the same leading habits before a second change—unless health or performance sharply worsens and needs clinical input.
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