How should athletes be positioned during supervision?

Athletes should be positioned facing the supervisor during supervision to ensure effective monitoring and communication. This positioning allows supervisors to have a direct line of sight to observe the athletes' activities, ensuring that they can quickly respond to any unsafe behaviors or emergencies. When athletes face the supervisor, they are also more likely to engage with the supervisor, making it easier for the supervisor to give instructions, corrections, and feedback. Additionally, this positioning fosters a culture of safety and attentiveness, as athletes are aware that they are being observed and held accountable for their actions. This approach enhances the overall safety and effectiveness of the training or event.