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    Kadang-kadang, also known as karang in Visayan and tiyakad in Tagalog, is a traditional bamboo stilts game in the Philippines that originated in Cebu. It was first officially played in 1969 as part of the laro ng lahi games, though it was likely popular among rural children before then. Kadang-kadang involves two teams of 4 players each using 10-foot bamboo poles to walk in stilts over a 100-meter course, with the first team to complete the course with no more than two errors per player declared the winner. Balance and concentration are key skills for players.

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    Kadang-kadang, also known as karang in Visayan and tiyakad in Tagalog, is a traditional bamboo stilts game in the Philippines that originated in Cebu. It was first officially played in 1969 as part of the laro ng lahi games, though it was likely popular among rural children before then. Kadang-kadang involves two teams of 4 players each using 10-foot bamboo poles to walk in stilts over a 100-meter course, with the first team to complete the course with no more than two errors per player declared the winner. Balance and concentration are key skills for players.

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    Kadang-kadang, also known as karang in Visayan and tiyakad in Tagalog, is a traditional bamboo stilts game in the Philippines that originated in Cebu. It was first officially played in 1969 as part of the laro ng lahi games, though it was likely popular among rural children before then. Kadang-kadang involves two teams of 4 players each using 10-foot bamboo poles to walk in stilts over a 100-meter course, with the first team to complete the course with no more than two errors per player declared the winner. Balance and concentration are key skills for players.

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    Kadang Kadang

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    Kadang-kadang, also known as karang in Visayan and tiyakad in Tagalog, is a traditional bamboo stilts game in the Philippines that originated in Cebu. It was first officially played in 1969 as part of the laro ng lahi games, though it was likely popular among rural children before then. Kadang-kadang involves two teams of 4 players each using 10-foot bamboo poles to walk in stilts over a 100-meter course, with the first team to complete the course with no more than two errors per player declared the winner. Balance and concentration are key skills for players.

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    KADANG-KADANG

    Historically Kadang-kadang was first officiall played In 1969


    During the laro ng lahi (Game of the races) .

    A Traditional sports even initiated By the bureau of physical education and school

    sports (BPESS).
    However, I believe that kadang-kadang was
    already a popular game among rural kids long
    before it’s inclusion in the laro ng lahi.
    Kadang-kadang or karang in (bisaya),
    And tiyakad (in tagalog) Is bamboo stilts game In English.

    This game originated in cebu, Central philippines.


    • Kadang-kadang Requires two teams with 4 members.
    • Using 4 pieces (or two sets ) of bamboo poles with equal heights,
    say 10ft long. Eache Pole must have a foot size

    • . 100 meters course, which is marked at every 25th meter.


    •The first player Of each team stands Behind
    the starting point, While thes second player
    stands on the 25th Meter mark. The third
    player waits the 50th meter Mark and the last
    player waits on the 75th mark.
    At the signal of “Get set” the first players must
    stand ready behind the starting line holding their
    stilts.

    At the signap of “GO” the players mount their


    stilts and start walking towards the 25th meter
    mark.
    •The team that completes the course First is the
    winner.

    •Each player is allowed only two errors. This


    means that if the player falls off the stilts more
    than twice, his team loses the game.
    Balance and concentration are the
    two most important skills that the
    player should possess In playing
    kadang-kadang.

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