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| - | [[Image:Kayak.gif|thumb|Kayaking BSA Award - This patch is not worn on the uniform. It is aquatic insignia and can be worn on swim trunks. It can also be worn on a jacket or patch vest or placed on blankets, backpacks, or other personal equipment.]]
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| | + | |name= Kayaking BSA |
| | + | |image = Kayak.gif |
| | + | |caption = This patch is not worn on the uniform.<br>It is aquatic insignia and can be worn on swim trunks. |
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| | + | |level = Boy Scouts, Venturers, Varsity Scouts |
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| - | == Awards requirements ==
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| - | :1. Before fulfilling the following requirements, successfully complete the [[BSA Swim Test|BSA Swimmer test]].
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| - | :2. Do the following:
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| - | ::a. Describe various types of kayaks and how they differ in design, materials, and purpose.
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| - | ::b. Name the parts of the kayak you are using for this exercise.
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| - | ::c. Demonstrate how to choose an appropriately sized kayak paddle and how to position your hands.
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| - | :3. Do the following:
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| - | ::a. Tell what precautions must be taken for a safe trip afloat.
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| - | ::b. Demonstrate how to select and properly fit a PFD.
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| - | ::c. Explain the importance of safety equipment such as PFD's, air bags, grab loops, and helmets.
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| - | :4. Demonstrate your ability to aid yourself and others in the event of a capsize:
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| - | ::a. Capsize your kayak in water at least seven feet deep, perform a wet exit if necessary, and swim the boat to shore.
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| - | ::b. With assistance, if needed, ready the capsized craft for use.
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| - | ::c. Show how to approach a capsized paddler in your kayak and tow him to shore.
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| - | ::d. While upright in your kayak, right a capsized kayak, empty it of water, and assist the paddler aboard without returning to shore.
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| - | :5. As a solo paddler, demonstrate the following:
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| - | ::a. Entering and launching a kayak from shore or dock.
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| - | ::b. Landing or docking and exiting a kayak.
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| - | ::c. Forward stroke
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| - | ::d. Sweep stroke
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| - | ::e. Reverse sweep
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| - | ::f. Draw stroke
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| - | ::g. Rudder stroke
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| - | ::h. Back stroke
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| - | :6. As a solo paddler, do the following:
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| - | ::a. Paddle forward in a reasonably straight line.
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| - | ::b. Move the kayak sideways to the right and to the left.
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| - | ::c. Pivot 360 degrees to the right and left.
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| - | ::d. Stop the kayak.
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| - | ''Source: 2007 Boy Scout Requirements (33215)''
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| | == External links == | | == External links == |
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| | [[Category:Aquatic Opportunities]] | | [[Category:Aquatic Opportunities]] |
Kayaking BSA requirements
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- Before fulfilling the following requirements, successfully complete the BSA Swimmer test.
- Do the following:
- a. Describe various types of kayaks and how they differ in design, materials, and purpose.
- b. Name the parts of the kayak you are using for this exercise.
- c. Demonstrate how to choose an appropriately sized kayak paddle and how to position your hands.
- Do the following:
- a. Tell what precautions must be taken for a safe trip afloat.
- b. Demonstrate how to select and properly fit a PFD.
- c. Explain the importance of safety equipment such as PFD's, air bags, grab loops, and helmets.
- Demonstrate your ability to aid yourself and others in the event of a capsize:
- a. Capsize your kayak in water at least seven feet deep, perform a wet exit if necessary, and swim the boat to shore.
- b. With assistance, if needed, ready the capsized craft for use.
- c. Show how to approach a capsized paddler in your kayak and tow them to shore.
- d. While upright in your kayak, right a capsized kayak, empty it of water, and assist the paddler aboard without returning to shore.
- As a solo paddler, demonstrate the following:
- a. Entering and launching a kayak from shore or dock.
- b. Landing or docking and exiting a kayak.
- c. Forward stroke
- d. Sweep stroke
- e. Reverse sweep
- f. Draw stroke
- g. Rudder stroke
- h. Back stroke
- As a solo paddler, do the following:
- a. Paddle forward in a reasonably straight line.
- b. Move the kayak sideways to the right and to the left.
- c. Pivot 360 degrees to the right and left.
- d. Stop the kayak.
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