Paglalaro ng mga estudyante ng chinese garter sa kanilang University Sportsfest, kinaaliwan

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Ayos pa ba ang inyong mga buto-buto? Kung oo, tara laro tayo ng chinese garter kasama ang mga estudyante mula Leyte na nag-viral dahil ang kanilang pagiging competitive… aba’y next level!

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00:00Good evening. Good evening, Kapuso.

00:09I am your brother, Kim, who will give you a trivia behind the trending news.

00:13Are your bones okay?

00:15If so, let's play Chinese Carter with the students from Leyte

00:20that went viral because of their being competitive.

00:22Let's go to the next level!

00:26There were a lot of throwbacks in this video of students playing Chinese Carter.

00:30In every round, the audience went wild.

00:34The Chinese Carter match was held at the sports fest of Leyte Normal University in Tacloban City.

00:38I uploaded the video to share that even now, Luxong Bitig or Chinese Carter is still being played.

00:45Among the participants were Matthew and Marion.

00:47Their story is that they were forced to join the game.

00:51Well, no.

00:53It was accidental.

00:54Every tribe has to have a representative.

00:57If a tribe does not have a representative, the other tribe will be disqualified.

01:02We decided to play since we both have experience.

01:05I started playing Chinese Carter when I was in Grade 4.

01:08I started playing when I was in kindergarten.

01:11But because the Carter was getting higher and higher, it was hard for them to jump.

01:15Their technique was...

01:16I was picturing how high the Carter was.

01:21I was just making sure that my landing was safe.

01:24Was their strategy effective?

01:28Brother Kim, did the Chinese Carter game come from China?

01:31Brother Kim, what now?

01:32That's why we are used to calling it Chinese Carter.

01:35Because it originated from China.

01:38In China, it is called Chinese Jump Rope, which was first played in the 7th century.

01:42Its origin is not as a game.

01:44It was used as a tradition for jumping.

01:48It was also first played in other countries.

01:50In Germany, it is called Comet Twist.

01:52In the United Kingdom, Elastics.

01:54We can see here that the concept has changed.

01:57It became a Filipino game that we also indigenized.

02:00It's an example of a compound exercise.

02:04It involves multiple organs.

02:06Meaning, its benefit will be multiple.

02:08Just like any other sport, we need to practice so that our body can adapt.

02:13Meanwhile, how was the battle between Matthew and Marion?

02:19We won!

02:21Thankfully, we won because we have a good mother, which is Matthew.

02:26We are proud to represent our tribe.

02:29It's really fun to watch our children play.

02:32This is Brother Kim, and I will answer you in 24 hours.

Paglalaro ng mga estudyante ng chinese garter sa kanilang University Sportsfest, kinaaliwan | 24 Oras

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