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    Recreation and Competition: Larung Lahi

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    Recreation and

    Competition: Larung Lahi


    Traditional Filipino games are the game that are
    usually played by the Filipino children with great
    use of the native materials. Fun and very exciting
    which is only found in the Philippines.
    Short history about Larung
    pinoy
    In some several study mad by scholar in
    our country specifically the book ‘A study
    of Philippine Games’ (1980), author
    Mellie Leandicho Lopez emphasizes that
    ‘laro’ is the Filipino generic term for all
    forms of recreational play. The closest
    word term for the game is the ‘palaro’
    referring to a group of special occasion
    games that take place during wakes,
    festivals and town fiestas. This would also
    refer to games that are competitive in
    nature where each contest is always
    brought to a conclusion.Malay (1956)
    pointed out that ‘Filipinos like to play
    game,’ and this is observed true.
    Traditional Filipino Games are
    healthy for us
    according to several researches, these
    traditional Filipino games are very
    healthy for our body physically, socially
    and emotionally.
    Games like this requires physical
    endurance and stamina and thus boost
    your immune system. It also developed
    the social aspect which is very vital in
    child stage development , playing with
    other children boost communication
    skills and confidence. It's very healthy
    in a way that it also promotes our
    cultural sense of identity.
    Example of Larung lahi
    • Langit lupa
    • Luksong tinik
    • Maro/ Prisoner
    Base
    • Patintero
    • Piko
    • Shato/shatong
    • Sipa
    • Ten-twenty
    • Tumbang preso
    Langit Lupa

    Langit-lupa is chasing game, a variation of


    habulan where players can be immune from
    being tagged as long they stand on an
    elevated surface.

    Luksong Tinik
    - jump over the thorns - Two players serve as the base of
    the tinik (thorn) by putting their right or left feet together
    (soles touching gradually building the tinik). A starting
    point is set by all the players, giving enough runway for
    the players to achieve a higher jump, so as not to hit the
    tinik. Players of the other team start jumping over the
    tinik, followed by the other team members.
    Maro/ Agawan base/prisoner base
    There are two teams with two
    bases. How many players on each
    team depends on the players. There
    are two bases which each team
    claims as their own. The goal is to
    tag the other team's base without
    getting tagged. If you're tagged,
    you're transferred to the other team
    and must be rescued. There are
    several variations in which the rules
    are changed, in some, you can
    connect other items on the base so
    you can easily touch the base.

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