Under what condition can a cadet be exempt from physical training due to injury?

A cadet can be exempt from physical training due to injury with a written recommendation from a physician. This requirement ensures that the exemption is based on a professional assessment of the cadet's health and physical condition. A physician's recommendation provides the necessary medical justification that acknowledges the injury's impact on the cadet's ability to safely participate in physical training activities.

This process ensures the safety and well-being of the cadet, as professional medical advice considers factors such as the severity of the injury and the appropriateness of continued physical activity. This approach promotes a responsible standard for managing injuries, ensuring that cadets do not risk further injury or compromise their recovery by participating in workouts they are not physically prepared for.

Other conditions, such as having a doctor's appointment, feeling tired, or the timing around major holidays, do not validate a physical training exemption. They lack the medical backing necessary to consider a cadet unfit for physical training activities.