What is critical for supervision in areas with potential distractions?

Ensuring proper alignment of tasks and area is crucial for effective supervision in environments where potential distractions exist. This approach allows supervisors to maintain high levels of attention and oversight, ensuring that activities, equipment, and athletes are organized in a manner that minimizes the chance for distractions to lead to safety risks or operational disruptions.

When tasks and areas are well-aligned, it helps create a structured environment where athletes can focus on their performance, and supervisors can easily monitor their actions. Clear boundaries and organized setups reduce the likelihood of confusion and enhances the overall safety of the environment. In contrast, other options may introduce complications or fail to provide the necessary oversight and structure that effective supervision demands in distraction-prone settings.