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**jeockammece** · 08-30-2010, 10:58 PM

I wasn't aware that they had any restrictions on outside activities. Unless you're asking if they can do kendo as a part of some BSA function? I can see not wanting some of that stuff to be in official functions for insurance reasons, otherwise they really can't enforce any other rules. I doubt that it's considered "too violent" since they have archery and the use and care of firearms in their various camp related activities.

(got my eagle scout thing a while back)

08-30-2010, 10:58 PM	#4
jeockammece Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	I wasn't aware that they had any restrictions on outside activities. Unless you're asking if they can do kendo as a part of some BSA function? I can see not wanting some of that stuff to be in official functions for insurance reasons, otherwise they really can't enforce any other rules. I doubt that it's considered "too violent" since they have archery and the use and care of firearms in their various camp related activities. (got my eagle scout thing a while back)
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