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'''Tiyakad''' is a [[Philippine]] cultural [[game]]{{cn|date=February 2016}} and [[recreation]]{{cn|date=February 2016}}. It is a racing game that uses [[bamboo]] hewn or [[tree]] [[branches]] that intersect floors prominent in the legs and rest intervals on the ground. The game is played using up to 10 feet high bamboo trees while 20th-century [[Filipino people|Filipino]] recreation exaggerates it by using higher tree branches while playing. About [[Spain|Spanish]] centennial recreation, the new [[Player (game)|player]] uses half of [[coconut]] shells which have had widow with a mole in its hole for its fortress. This was called Kadang-Kadang means “''simple play''”. |
'''Tiyakad''' is a [[Philippine]] cultural [[game]]{{cn|date=February 2016}} and [[recreation]]{{cn|date=February 2016}}. It is a racing game that uses [[bamboo]] hewn or [[tree]] [[branches]] that intersect floors prominent in the legs and rest intervals on the ground. The game is played using up to 10 feet high bamboo trees while 20th-century [[Filipino people|Filipino]] recreation exaggerates it by using higher tree branches while playing. About [[Spain|Spanish]] centennial recreation, the new [[Player (game)|player]] uses half of [[coconut]] shells which have had widow with a mole in its hole for its fortress. This was called Kadang-Kadang means “''simple play''”. |
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Tiyakad is a Philippine cultural game[citation needed] and recreation[citation needed]. It is a racing game that uses bamboo hewn or tree branches that intersect floors prominent in the legs and rest intervals on the ground. The game is played using up to 10 feet high bamboo trees while 20th-century Filipino recreation exaggerates it by using higher tree branches while playing. About Spanish centennial recreation, the new player uses half of coconut shells which have had widow with a mole in its hole for its fortress. This was called Kadang-Kadang means “simple play”.
Mechanics
Each team has 10 members or depend on how many are agreed. The first players on each team will use two stilt / kadang with one each per foot. Participants align behind the line first whipping in facing beam. Two or more teams with contrasting as many will be involved.
Method
- In the signal, the first players to walk with using stilt / kadang, whip to pole and back, pass the next player standing in line proceeding.
- The first players walk in the back of the lane members without stilt which he pass to next player, while the second player will go forward.
- The first team return in the usual place or position players are considered to be champion.