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Pack 141 - Nutley, NJ     Do your Best !
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The Archery loop and pin can be awarded only by a certified Cub Scout
Archery shooting director. Archery is a camp only program. Boys can earn
archery recognition items only at council/district day camp, resident camp, or
council-managed family camping programs.
To be a qualified and trained
archery range supervisor, adults must take part in an archery supervisor
training program conducted by the local council with the help of a National
Camping School-certified field sports director or a National Archery Association
(NAA) instructor.
Archery programs are not permitted at den and pack
activities.
Requirements for the Archery Sports Belt Loop
- Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts can earn the archery belt loop by
participating in the archery safety
program at Cub Scout camp.
Complete these three requirements only
at a council camp with a certified Cub Scout Archery shooting director present:
- Explain the rules for safe archery that you have learned in the
district/council camp or activity you are attending with your leader or adult
partner.
- Demonstrate to your leader or adult partner good archery shooting
techniques,including the stance and how to nock the arrow, establish the bow,
draw, aim, release, follow-through and retrieve arrows.
- Practice shooting at your district or council camp for the time allowed.
Requirements for the Archery Sports Pin
Earn the Archery belt
loop, and complete five of the following requirements only at a council camp
with a certified Cub Scout Archery shooting director present:
- Explain the parts
of a bow and demonstrate how to string the bowstring in a proficient manner.
- Demonstrate how to properly use archery equipment, including arm guards,
finger tabs, and quivers and explain about proper clothing.
- Develop proficient shooting techniques by practicing for three hours.
- Learn the correct scoring techniques for target archery.
- Make a poster that emphasizes the four whistle codes.
- Draw to scale or set up an archery range.
- Shoot 30 arrows from a distance of 30 feet at a target and score at least 50
points, or shoot 30 arrow from a distance of 90 feet and score at least 30
points.
- Help
make a type of target for the camp archery range.
- Show how to put away and properly store archery equipment.
- Tell five facts about an archer in history or literature.
Cub Scout Shooting Sports Award Certificate
Before firing the Pro
Archer course, the camper is to complete the following:
- Explain how to string your bow and explain the use of archery equipment.
- Be able to list and discuss nine points in "Shooting Techniques."
Shoot five groups (three arrows per group) trying to group each set within a
circle the size of the nine-ring. (No specific score is required.)
Then fire
for the Pro Archer score.
| Pro Archer Scoring Levels |
| Level of Recognition |
Arrows |
Distance |
Score |
| Pro Archer |
30 |
15 feet |
30 |
| Archer I |
30 |
20 feet |
30 |
| Archer II |
30 |
20 feet |
50 |
| Archer III |
30 |
20 feet |
100 |
In Cub Scout Archery, the camp awards the certificate when the Cub Scout or
Webelos Scout qualifies for the different levels of recognition. It is possible
to earn four certificates if every level of marksmanship has been
accomplished.
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The BB Gun Shooting belt loop and pin can be awarded only by a BSA
range-trained shooting sports director at a BSA-approved range.
Scouts can earn
gun-shooting recognition items only at council/district day camp, resident camp,
or council-managed family camping programs. Gun shooting is not approved for the
Cub Scout program outside of these defined venues.
To be a BSA range officer,
an adult must attend a three-hour training program conducted by a National
Camping School-certified field sports director or National Rifle Association
(NRA) instructor.
Requirements for the BB Gun Shooting Belt Loop
- Explain the rules of safe BB gun shooting you have learned to your leader or
adult partner.
- Demonstrate to your leader or adult partner good BB gun shooting techniques,
including eye dominance, shooting shoulder, breathing, sight alignment, trigger
squeeze, follow through.
- Practice shooting at your district or your council camp in the time allowed.
Requirements for the BB Gun Shooting Pin
The BB Gun sports pin is
earned by completing the camp BB Gun safety program and qualifying with a
minimum of 60 credits in firing activities with a parent or adult partner, and
with a certified range officer present.
Earn the BB Gun shooting belt loop and
complete five of the following requirements:
- Explain the parts
of a BB gun and demonstrate how to properly load the gun.
- Demonstrate the shooting positions.
- Develop proficient shooting techniques by practicing for three hours.
- Learn the correct scoring techniques for target BB gun shooting.
- Make a poster that emphasizes the proper range commands.
- Draw to scale or set up a BB gun shooting range.
- Show improvement in your shooting ability with an increase in scoring points.
- Help make a type of target for the camp BB gun shooting range.
- Show how to put away and properly store BB gun shooting equipment after use.
- Explain how to use the safety mechanism on a BB gun.
- Tell five facts about
the history of BB guns.
Requirements for the BB Gun Shooting Sports Award Certificate
Requirements for the BB Gun Shooting Sports Award
Certificate
Certificates may be awarded to the Cub Scout or Webelos
Scout at any time he achieves a level of marksmanship. It is possible to earn
five certificates if every level of marksmanship has been
accomplished.
Before completing the Pro Marksman requirements below, the
following criteria must be met:
- Instruction: Complete a basic BB gun marksmanship safety course.
- Shooting: Fire five groups of shots (three shots per group) that can
be covered by a quarter, and then adjust the BB gun sight so that the group is
centered on a bullseye. (No specific score is required.) Then fire the
Marskmanship levels shown below.
| Marksman Level |
Target |
Position |
Bullseyes Required |
Shots per Bullseye |
Min. Score per Shot |
| Pro Marksman |
TQ-40 |
Benchrest |
5 |
5 |
8 |
| Marksman I |
TQ-40 |
Standing |
10 |
5 |
20 |
| Marksman II |
TQ-40 |
Prone |
10 |
5 |
35 |
| Marksman III |
TQ-40 |
Kneeling |
10 |
5 |
25 |
| Marksman IV |
TQ-40 |
Sitting |
10 |
5 |
30
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Requirements for the Badminton Belt Loop
- Explain the rules of badminton to your leader or adult partner.
- Spend at least 30 minutes practicing badminton skills.
- Participate in a badminton game.
Requirements for the Badminton Pin
Earn the Badminton belt loop, and
complete five of the following requirements:
- Compete in a pack or community badminton tournament.
- Demonstrate your knowledge of the use and care of the equipment needed to
play badminton: shuttlecock (shuttle or bird), racket, court, net and
comfortable clothes and shoes.
- Demonstrate skill in the following grip techniques: forehand and backhand.
- Spend at least 60 minutes practicing to develop skills for shots and strokes
(clear, drive, drop, and smash). Keep track of your time on a chart.
- Demonstrate skill in the following: hit the shuttle using forehand or
backhand; hit the shuttle, alternating forehand and backhand; hit the shuttle
against the wall with a forehand or backhand; hit the shuttle against the wall,
alternating forehand and backhand.
- Accurately lay out a badminton court, including net and lines.
- Play five games of badminton.
- Participate in a badminton skills development clinic.
- Play at least three games during which you make your own foul calls
effectively to your leader's satisfaction.
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Requirements for the Baseball Belt Loop
- Explain the rules of baseball to your leader or adult partner.
- Spend at least 30 minutes practicing baseball skills.
- Participate in a baseball game.
Requirements for the Baseball Pin
Earn the Baseball belt loop, and
complete five of the following requirements:
- Participate in a pack or community baseball tournament.
- Demonstrate skill in two of the following throwing techniques: overhand,
sidearm, underhand, and the relay throw.
- Demonstrate skill in two of the following catching techniques: fielding a
ground ball, fielding a pop-up, catching a line drive.
- Demonstrate correct pitching techniques.
- Demonstrate correct hitting techniques, including bunting.
- Explain the rules of base running. Explain base coaching signals.
- Demonstrate skill in the following sliding techniques: the straight-in
slide, the hook slide, and the headfirst slide.
- Play five games of baseball using standard baseball rules.
- Draw a baseball field to scale or set one up for play.
- Attend a high school, college, or professional baseball game.
- Read a book, about
a baseball player and give a report about him or her to your den or family.
Baseball Online Resources
- Ballparks by Munsey and Suppes
- BaseballStats.com
- statistics for every player, team, and season.
- Exploratorium's Science of Baseball - explore why curveballs
curve and how to hit home runs.
- Louisville Slugger
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Requirements for the Basketball Belt Loop
- Explain the rules of basketball to your leader or adult partner.
- Spend at least 30 minutes practicing basketball skills.
- Participate in a basketball game.
Requirements for the Basketball Pin
Earn the Basketball belt loop,
and complete five of the following requirements:
- Compete in a pack or community basketball tournament.
- Demonstrate effective passing using the chest pass, bounce pass,
over-the-head pass, and baseball pass.
- Successfully demonstrate the set shot and jump shot shooting styles.
- Demonstrate skill in the following dribbling techniques: high dribble, low
dribble, turnable dribble, change-of-pace dribble, and combination dribble.
- Spend at least 30 minutes on three different occasions developing individual
defensive skills.
- Explain and demonstrate 10 official basketball signals.
- Play three shot-improving games with a member of your den or team.
- Play five games of basketball.
- Participate in a basketball clinic.
- Attend a high school, college, or professional basketball game.
Basketball Online Resources
- NBA.com - National Basketball
Association
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Requirements for the Bicycling Belt Loop
Complete these three requirements:
- Explain the rules of safe bicycling to your den leader or adult partner.
- Demonstrate how to wear the proper safety
equipment for bicycling.
- Show how to ride a bike safely. Ride for at least half an hour with an adult
partner, family, or den.
Requirements for the Bicycling Pin
Earn the Bicycling belt loop, and
complete requirement 1 below, and do four additional requirements:
- Make a chart to record at least 10 hours of bicycling. (Required)
- Participate in a pack, den, or community bike rodeo.
- Demonstrate how to repair a flat tire on a bicycle.
- Make a poster illustrating different types of early bikes and show it to
your den.
- Give a demonstration to your den or pack on the proper use of safety
equipment and gear.
- With the help
of a parent or adult partner, register or reregister your bicycle.
- Go on a "bicycle hike" with your family or den. Obey traffic rules related
to bicycling.
- Repair or restore a nonfunctioning bicycle to a safe condition. Include the
installation of all proper safety devices.
- Visit a bicycle race or exhibition.
- Help set up a bike rodeo or bike competition for your pack.
Bicycling Online Resources
- Bicycle
Museum of America
- Bicycle Transit
Authority
- Bicycling
Magazine
- Cycling.org
- International Human Powered
Vehicle Association
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Requirements for the Bowling Belt Loop
Complete these three requirements:
- Explain to your leader or adult partner the rules of courtesy and safety
for bowling.
- Show how to pick out a ball of proper weight and with finger holes that fit
your hand.
- Play a complete game
with your family or den.
Requirements for the Bowling Pin
Earn the Bowling belt loop, and
complete five of the following requirements:
- Give a brief history of the sport of bowling.
- Define the following terms: strike, spare, split, miss, and foul. Show their
symbols for scoring.
- Demonstrate proper stance, delivery, balance, and follow-through to your leader or adult partner.
- Try different types of delivery and hand positions and see which work best
for you.
- Score a complete game using a score sheet an the proper symbols.
- Play at least four games and chart your progress. Figure out your average
score.
- Compete in a Scout, family, school, or community bowling tournament.
- Take bowling lessons.
- Attend a parent high school, college, or professional bowling competition.
- Visit a bowling alley and learn about the care and maintenance of the
bowling lanes, pins,and racks.
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