Regulation drill

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Regulation drill, also known as "standard drill", is one of the phases that drill teams perform during a drill meet. The other phases include the inspection phase, and exhibition drill phase. In regulation drill, a designated person, usually the commander, calls a sequence of drill commands that his or her team will perform.

Teams are usually evaluted on the basis of:

Bearing - Each member maintains outstanding military bearing. This includes not expressing emotion such as glee (smiling) or frustration (frowning).

Cadence - Teams march in step, and making sure their steps are taken in the same manner and at the same time as the rest of the team members.

Command voice (commander) - Team commander calls commands with confidence and snap.

Drill sequence - Teams perform all the commands required in order.

Boundary - Teams do not cross the boundary line.

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