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what is the rules and regulation of luksong tinik
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it was originated in the Philippines
The cast of Luksong Tinik - 2012 includes: Jaemie Lynn Lopez as Liza Paul Richard Francisco as Ken Timothy Tabulao II as Other Man
i think those are patintero,tumbang preso ,luksong tinik ,palosebo,luksong baka,langit lupa and taguan.
Ang luksong tinik ay isang tradisyonal na larong Pilipino kung saan ang mga manlalaro ay magpapatalon at maglilipat-lipat sa ilalim ng mga mahahabang tinik na naghaharang. Ang layunin ay hindi madaganan o madikit ang mga tinik habang naghahanap ng tamang oras para tumalon. Ang manlalaro ay hindi dapat matapilok, mahulog, o madampot ang tinik habang pumapaloob sa espasyo ng mga tinik.
what are the indigeneous game?? A. tumbang preso,tigso, patintero,luksong tinik,sungka taguan etc.
LUKSONG TINIK Players take turns jumping over ("lukso") an obstacle ("tinik") without touching it. Two players (the "taya") sit facing each other and make the obstacle (which increases in height hence difficulty in jumping over) with their hands and feet. Players who touch the obstacle become the next "taya".
ang indigenous games ay mga laro na hindi natin alam kung sino ang nag pa-uso katulad ng patintero, tumbang preso, luksong tinik, palosebo, luksong baka, langit lupa, at taguan..
"Luksong Tinik," a painting by Vicente Manansala, captures the essence of a traditional Filipino children's game that involves jumping over thorny obstacles. The artwork symbolizes resilience, playfulness, and the challenges of life, reflecting the cultural and social dynamics of Filipino society. Manansala's use of vibrant colors and dynamic forms conveys movement and energy, embodying the spirit of community and childhood joy amidst adversity. Ultimately, it serves as a celebration of Filipino heritage and the enduring nature of its cultural practices.
Luksong Tinik is a traditional Filipino folk game that dates back to pre-colonial times, often played by children in rural areas. The name translates to "jumping over thorns," referring to the game’s central challenge of leaping over two players who are crouched down with their feet together, representing thorns. The game promotes physical agility, social interaction, and teamwork, and has been passed down through generations, often played during festivals or community gatherings. Its enduring popularity reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines.
kailan unang nilaro sa pilipinas ang luksong tinik at kailan ito na imbento