Movement techniques drill guideline distance for Green belt?

• A. 20m
• B. 30m
• C. 40m
• D. 50m

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is setting a distance that lets you cleanly perform movement techniques with proper form, spacing, and control. Thirty meters gives a balance between having enough room to execute full footwork, steps, and transitions without crowding, while still allowing you to maintain rhythm and precision. At shorter distances, the focus can shift to tightness and cutoff of movements, which can limit full-range technique practice. At longer distances, you risk sacrificing control and tempo, which is not ideal for a Green belt stage where consistency and accuracy matter. So thirty meters is the best fit to train distance judgment, flow, and technique quality for Green belt movement drills.