How far apart should the markers be placed when practicing, based on the recommended distance?

When practicing with an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV), positioning the markers at a distance of 20 feet apart is recommended. This distance strikes a balance, allowing enough space for the rider to maneuver the ATV effectively while also simulating real-life scenarios that involve navigating through obstacles.

Setting markers too closely together can hinder the skill development needed for turning and handling the vehicle, whereas placing them too far apart may not effectively teach precision control and spatial awareness. The 20-foot distance provides a practical challenge that encourages riders to practice their turning techniques, acceleration, and braking while maintaining balance and control over the ATV. This distance is aligned with safety guidelines to enhance both rider skill and confidence.