If you do that, anchor the base to opposite side before it pulls itself through the substrate (ripping roots / stress). continue to keep the top of the plant tied down for as long as you want. Keep tying down the top of the plant as it grows for as long as you want... Might need something to hold it up if grows out too far, of course.
However, there is not much reason to do this outside. Unlike indoors, there is no intensity difference of sun from top to bottom.. even if that plant grows a mile tall. This is the ramifications of being 93 million miles from the light source. So, the only training you really have to do is to spread the plant out as best you can.
Definitely worth potting up to a larger size outside as long as enough time remains (regional long nights start when?). Growth will be limited by the pot size unless it was a late addition outside. If you do pot up, keep it centered... that's about root formation not the above ground training.