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"SIPA" a local game wherein boys attempt to kick a shuttlecock looking "sipa" which is basically made from a washer like weighted flat object with plastic strips as its stabilizer. They would wear their slippers on the sides of their feet and use this area for striking or kicking the "sipa" agin and again and again, in fact the game is about the most kicks made. A popular old time "analogue" kids pastime because its easy to make, challenging, and really fun. Hacky Sack, Filipino Games, Larong Pinoy, More Fun, Beach Walk, Beach Kids, Street Style, Cavite City

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"SIPA" a local game wherein boys attempt to kick a shuttlecock looking "sipa" which is basically made from a washer like weighted flat object with plastic strips as its stabilizer. They would wear their slippers on the sides of their feet and use this area for striking or kicking the "sipa" agin and again and again, in fact the game is about the most kicks made. A popular old time "analogue" kids pastime because its easy to make, challenging, and really fun.

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Batuhan ng bola. Filipino version of dodge ball. A street game where kids (even adults) play at anytime of the day.

If you live in the 90s era, then you have played a handful of street games. Pinoy who are fortunate enough to have their childhood in the 90s knew what it feels like to hangout with friends without any technology. Nowadays, kids tend to stay at home in front of their tablets of gaming consoles. But it doesn’t mean that children of this era don’t know a thing or two about the 90s street games. At least their parents could have told them. Technology, Friends, Parents, Popular, 90s Era, 90s

List Of Popular “Batang Pinoy” Street Games In The 90s

If you live in the 90s era, then you have played a handful of street games. Pinoy who are fortunate enough to have their childhood in the 90s knew what it feels like to hangout with friends without any technology. Nowadays, kids tend to stay at home in front of their tablets of gaming consoles. But it doesn’t mean that children of this era don’t know a thing or two about the 90s street games. At least their parents could have told them.

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Tumbang Preso is a popular Filipino street game also known as Presohan.

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Cocolife celebrates its company sportsfest with Larong Pinoy on June 28, 2014. Employees will be playing Patintero, Sipa, Luksong Tinik, Batuhang Bola, and other Pinoy games. The sportsfest is organized by Magna Kultura Foundation, the national advocate of the Traditional Filipino Games

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Tumbang Preso (pronounced as: tum-bahng preh-so) is a traditional Filipino children's game. The tumbang preso is still played by the more active kids today. Even adults sometimes play it too, bringing back memories of their childhood. This is a very common game among the youth all over the Philippines, played in backyards, parks. The equipment needed are an empty milk can, and a slipper or a piece of flat stone as a "pamato". I used to play this game when I was young. Games To Play, Childrens Games, Game

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Tumbang Preso (pronounced as: tum-bahng preh-so) is a traditional Filipino children's game. The tumbang preso is still played by the more active kids today. Even adults sometimes play it too, bringing back memories of their childhood. This is a very common game among the youth all over the Philippines, played in backyards, parks. The equipment needed are an empty milk can, and a slipper or a piece of flat stone as a "pamato". I used to play this game when I was young.