I’m an EAGLE SCOUT. (1978) As a scout, I often performed for the troop on
one wheel.
Then and until now, I’ve been involved with training children young and old to
ride unicycles.
Therefore,
I’ve often pondered the idea of coming up with a “Unicycling Merit Badge” for
the Scouting Program!
John / others …
Any comments here? How would we go about it?
Steve Dressler - The Unicycling Society of Hong Kong
At 12:16 AM 11/7/00 EST, Unilady@aol.com wrote: >This is a really cool idea…especially doing local parades. This would >definitely get folks attention. Maybe you can even carry a banner "real boy >scouts only need one wheel"… > >Congratultions for encouraging/teaching so many to ride! > >Uni-versally yours, Unicycle Lady http://users.aol.com/unilady/ > >In a message dated 11/6/0 1:52:42 PM, jhooten@rcsis.com wrote: > >>The entire event was a lot of fun, but the unicycle riders seemed to be having >>more fun than anyone else. I like the idea finding ways to combine unicycling >>with more traditional scouting skills >
> All true, blue uni people: > > I’m an EAGLE SCOUT. (1978) As a scout, I often performed for the troop on > one wheel.
Both of my sons, Alberto Jr. and Javier, were long boy scout members, from Wolf
(Cubs, there were no Tigers then) to Star or Life. I was never a boy scout, but
was a Webelo leader and an Assistant Scoutmaster.
Javier used his unicycle at some of the events. Unicycling is very consistent
with scouting. We should develop your idea further.
Alberto
> > Then and until now, I’ve been involved with training children young and
old > to ride unicycles. > > Therefore, > > I’ve often pondered the idea of coming up with a “Unicycling Merit Badge” for > the Scouting Program! > > John / others … > > Any comments here? How would we go about it? > > > Steve Dressler - The Unicycling Society of Hong Kong > > > > > > > At 12:16 AM 11/7/00 EST, Unilady@aol.com wrote: > >This is a really cool idea…especially doing local parades. This would > >definitely get folks attention. Maybe you can even carry a banner "real boy > >scouts only need one wheel"… > > > >Congratultions for encouraging/teaching so many to ride! > > > >Uni-versally yours, Unicycle Lady http://users.aol.com/unilady/ > > > >In a message dated 11/6/0 1:52:42 PM, jhooten@rcsis.com wrote: > > > >>The entire event was a lot of fun, but the unicycle riders seemed to be > >>having more fun than anyone else. I like the idea finding ways to combine > >>unicycling with more traditional scouting skills > > > > > >
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