Tough Cubber Spring 2021 Cub Scout Overnighters - May 21-23, 2021 at Beaumont Scout Reservation
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Tough Cubber Spring 2021 Cub Scout Overnighters May 21-23, 2021 at Beaumont Scout Reservation
About the Event
Tough Cubbers is the ultimate Cub Scout obstacle course that will challenge the mind,
body and agility of each participant. There will be six courses of challenging feats to
overcome. A scorecard will be kept for all teams/individuals to determine who are the
TOUGHEST CUBBERS of them all.
Activities
THE STRONG MAN COURSE
TIRE FLIP & HAUL:
Each participant will be challenged to flip tires about 50 feet and then stand and tie a rope
around themselves to haul them back to the starting point.
TARZAN ROPE SWING:
Have you ever wanted to swing on a rope from a tree in the jungle, beating your chest and
screaming at the top of your lungs? This event will give you the opportunity to do just that.
See how long you can swing from the rope before you let go or fall off!
IGLOO WAGON PULL:
Each participant will partner up with another and pull a loaded wagon (with igloo coolers)
from point A to point B! Then, they will drag the cooler back to the starting point in order
to score points. The key is to keep all of the water inside the coolers as you pull them!
CLIMBING WALL/BUCKET STACK:
This event will challenge you to climb to the highest point of the climbing wall while
stacking buckets along the way. Points will be awarded for how high you climb and how
high you stack up to your competition!
THE MASTER AGILITY COURSE
The Master Agility Course is one big obstacle course that will award points based upon
completion times. Course events will include:
• Slack line
• Ring course/ mud pit
• Cargo ladder
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• Cargo net crawl Scan h er!
• Seesaw platform run regist
• Sprinkler run
• Water balloon toss
• Tricycle ride
Register at https://scoutingevent.com/440-ToughCubber2021BSR.
THE STRONG MIND COURSE The Strong Mind Course is a challenge of using critical thinking skills coupled with teamwork to score points. Communication and teamwork will be the key to your success. THE MINE FIELD: Participants will team up in pairs and each teammate will lead their partner, blindfolded, through a minefield (objects and obstacles) with the goal of not stepping on the “landmines.” The blindfolded person cannot speak at all. Points will be awarded based on successful completion and communication. THE EGG DROP: Teams will be given a box of supplies and given a certain time period to build a contraption around an uncooked egg that will be designed to protect the egg when dropped from a “high point.” Points will be awarded based on creative design and how high the egg is dropped from before breaking. HULA HOOP PASS: Another teamwork game for our participants. Each participant will form a circle connecting arms. A hula hoop will be placed at a starting point between two people. The goal is to pass the hula hoop all the way around the circle without anyone breaking their hands free.
THE TOUGH TERRAIN COURSE (BEAUMONT 5K) Challenge yourself and your team by completing the Beaumont 5K (walk or run – your choice). Your time will be recorded and points will be awarded by time frame brackets based on average completion times. THE MARKSMAN COURSE The Marksman Course will test your individual and team accuracy in the area of shooting sports. We will feature 3 areas of shooting in which participants will be given a select number of shots at each. Points will be recorded based on shot accuracy as an individual and a team. • BB shooting • Archery shooting • Wrist rockets THE SPORTSMAN COURSE This course will challenge the ultimate sportsman in each patrol. The course will feature 4 sporting challenges that will allow for team and individual points. Are you at the top of your game? GIANT SOCCER BALLS: This will be a team game of soccer using a 6 foot soccer ball. The object will be to score the most points in a predetermined time frame for your team. The winning team will receive 3 points plus the number of goals they score, the losing team will score 1 point plus the number of goals they score. PUNT PASS & KICK: This challenge will score individual points to be added up into team points. Each participant will have a chance to Punt, Pass and Kick a football for distance. Each individual score will be added up and then divided by the number of participants for an average team score. HOLE IN ONE (DISC GOLF): Each team will attempt to get a hole in 1 on a disc golf hole within a designated time frame. Each team can score multiple hole in ones if within the time frame. The teams individual totals will be added together to determine the team score. HOOPSMAN (BASKETBALL CHALLENGE) Each team will be challenged with shooting free throws, layups and three pointers for their points. Each participant will shoot the same number of each and scores will be averaged to compensate for uneven team sizes. Are you a hoops pro or not so?
Costs
YOUTH PARTICIPANTS:
• Early bird $30 (ends April 24th at 11:59 pm)
• Regular $35
• Late $40 (begins May 8th at midnight)
ADULT PARTICIPANTS
• Early bird $18 (Ends April 24th at 11:59 pm)
• Regular $23
• Late $28 (begins May 8th at midnight)
YOUTH AND ADULT STAFF
• No cost (includes camping & 2 meals)
What the registration fee includes
• Saturday lunch and dinner
• A campsite
• A day full of fun and prizes for winning teams and individuals
• An event patch to commemorate your experience for everyone
• An event sweatband for all youth participants
EVENT COMMUNICATIONS
A Remind App code (@bsr052321) has been established for all event communications
prior to the event. Please add the Remind App to your phone. Additionally, any information
needing communicated prior to the event day will be communicated by email for all
registered participants. Updated information will also be posted on the registration page
as it becomes available.
*All event activities, fee structures and details are subject to change based on COVID
protocols and restrictions, as well as schedule and staff limitations.
Check-in for event
You can check in Friday evening to make sure you are ready to go at 9:00 am on Saturday
morning. Because the event is a fun-filled day packed with numerous activities, you may
miss some activities if you are not ready to start on time. With COVID procedures for
check-in in place, it may take some time to get checked into camp.
If you have questions about this event, email the event chairs,
Rob and Adrienne Boehm at RBoehmFam@gmail.com.
Packing List
• Face mask/covering – all participants and staff will need to have face coverings unless
otherwise notified prior to the event
• Hand sanitizer
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen
• Hiking shoes/boots/tennis shoes (whatever you are comfortable in)
• Water shoes/crocs
• Change of t-shirt/clothes
• Rain coat (if it rains you will get wet)
• Camp gear if you are staying the night
• Your positive attitude to DO YOUR BEST!
event Schedule
The event will start at 9:00 am on Saturday and will run most of the day, into the dinner hour. We
will have a specific schedule and course map for you upon check in.
TRADING POST
Beaumart will be open for business. Please support Beaumont Scout Reservation by visiting
Beaumart. Shopping hours will be posted when you check in to camp. We will also have some
additional Tough Cubber gear and merchandise available for you to purchase. These items will be
done pre-order ONLY. All orders are due no later than May 1st and they will be available to you
when you check-in for the event.
Health and Safety
At the time of this publishing, all COVID-19 protocols remain in place for Lake Erie Council events
and camps. All staff, participants and anyone in camp must have a two week temperature log to
turn in when arriving at camp. If anything changes, participants will be notified prior to the event.
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