Rough terrain distance for Green belt?

• A. 1 mi
• B. 1.5 mi
• C. 2 mi
• D. 2.5 mi

Answer: (C)

Rough-terrain endurance is being tested—the ability to maintain footing, pace, and breathing on uneven ground. For the green belt, the standard distance is two miles. This distance provides a meaningful challenge that matches the conditioning expected at this rank: long enough to test stamina and balance on rough terrain, yet not so long as to exceed what green belt training aims to develop. Shorter distances wouldn’t demonstrate the needed endurance growth, while a significantly longer distance is typically reserved for higher ranks.