What should be done if environmental conditions are adverse during training?

When environmental conditions are adverse during training, postponing the training is often the most prudent course of action. This approach prioritizes the safety and well-being of all participants, as adverse conditions can lead to increased risks such as accidents, injuries, or ineffective training outcomes.

Training in harsh weather conditions or hazardous environments may impair the ability of trainees to focus and learn effectively, and could also hinder the instructors' ability to provide adequate oversight and support. By postponing the training, instructors can ensure that trainees are able to engage fully with the material under optimal conditions, thereby promoting a safer and more productive training environment.

Modifying training or reducing activity intensity can still present risks if conditions are severe enough, as they may not provide adequate safety measures for those involved. Therefore, postponing is a responsible decision to ensure the integrity of both the training and the safety of all participants.