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Sport (Thailand): Muay Thai, Sepak Takraw, Pencak Silat, Sommer-Paralympics 2008|teilnehmer, Krabi Krabong (German Edition)
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Sepak Raga (Takraw) The South East Asian Ball Game by Susi Dunsmore, 1983-01-01
SEPAK RAGA (TAKRAW) by Sarawak, 1983

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Sepak Takraw Berlin E.V. - Erster Sepaktakraw Verein In Berlin
Der Verein hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, das dynamische und akrobatische Ballspiel aus Asien bekannter zu machen. Hier ber und ber die sportlichen Aktivit ten des Vereins wird berichtet.
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Takraw Guide
Takraw Guide Sepak takraw is exciting, fantastic, unusual, energetic, acrobatic, is an action.
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Extractions: Home Basic Skills Glossary Equipment ... Court Takraw Guide Sepak takraw is ... exciting, fantastic, unusual, energetic, acrobatic, is an action. What is Sepak Takraw ? For you maybe these words mean nothing... but not for long :) Someone told me this sport is "...soccer, volleyball and gymnastics played in one." And in my home opinion the most exciting things about this game are the discoveries of how much you can do with your feet. Oh yes, it's worth being played. This skill ball game, originated in Asia, today has become an alternative sport, which is quite popular all over the world. History in brief. So the history of this sport movement is as following... I think it's not a surprise for you that every nation has her proud myriad of cultures, arts, literature and traditional sports. It is recorded in the cultures of South-East Asia nations as early as in the 11th century that the game was played extensively - Takraw in Thailand, Sipa in the Philippines, Sepakraga in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, Ching Loong in Myanmar, Rago in Indonesia and Kator in Laos. It is also recorded that in one of his many trips, the merchant Marco Polo brought back to Europe a game from China which was kicking an implement into the air and counting the number of kicks, a style resembling today's sepak takraw game. Sepak takraw is a skill ball game, which requires the use of the feet and head to keep the ball in the air in a targeted direction. Traditionally, villagers stand in a circle and display keen understanding and teamwork to help one another keep the ball in the air for as long as possible. It provided villagers of all ages with fun, recreation and a sense of shared community. This was the traditional circle game, evolved from many forms of kicking game. Today, the circle game is still popular throughout South-East Asia and has taken a hold as a form of recreational "sport for all".
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Sepak Takraw - Customize.org
DEFINITION Sepak Takraw (Kick Volleyball, or just Takraw for short) is a sport native to Southeast Asia, resembling volleyball, except that it uses a rattan
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Extractions: Sepak Takraw (Kick Volleyball, or just Takraw for short) is a sport native to Southeast Asia, resembling volleyball, except that it uses a rattan ball and only allows players to use their feet and head to touch the ball. A cross between soccer and volleyball, it is a popular sport in Thailand, Malaysia, Laos and Indonesia. Played on a badminton doubles-sized court, the game evolved from a hacky sack-type practice, into the aiming of a kick into a high, suspended net. Eventually, competitive takraw developed, pitting teams of players versus each other across a volleyball-type net.
Sepak Takraw
Come join us in an exciting tournament at the 20th Annual Asian Culture Festival on March 6 7, 2010! Win cash prizes of $1,000, $500 or $250 and trophies
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Extractions: for the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd winning teams! To register for the Sepak Takraw Tournament download the PDF Registration Form click here Sepak Takraw or kick volleyball is a sport native to Southeast Asia, resembling volleyball, except that it uses a rattan ball and only allows players to use their feet and head to touch the ball. A cross between football and volleyball, it is a popular sport in Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Laos, Philippines and Indonesia History Sepak takraw was almost definitely based on the Chinese game of cuju (a name which also means "kick ball"). The sport would have been brought in through early trade and had already become popular in Malaysia and Thailand by the early 1400s. Back then it was called takraw in Thai or sepak raga (literally "kick rattan ball", because the ball is made of rattan) in Malay and played mainly by men and boys standing in a circle, kicking the ball back and forth between them. By the 1940s, the net version of the game had spread throughout Southeast Asia, and formal rules were introduced. In the Philippines the sport was called "Sipa", in Myanmar, or Burma, it was dubbed "Chinlone", in Laos "Kator", "câu mây" in Vietnam and in Indonesia "Raga."
Sepak Takraw Summary | BookRags.com
Sepak Takraw. Sepak Takraw summary with 1 pages of encyclopedia entries, research information, and more.
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Thailand.com - Bangkok, Recreation, Sepak Takraw
Sepak Takraw is one of Thailand's national sports. Sepak Takraw One of Thailand's most unusual sports, Sepak Takraw, is an exciting
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Extractions: One of Thailand's most unusual sports, Sepak Takraw, is an exciting combination of the skills of soccer, the teamwork of volleyball, and the pace of badminton. This sport and its variations are popular throughout Southeast Asia, and Thailand is one of the perennial powers in the sport, which is showcased at both the Asian Games, and the South-East Asian (SEA) Games. In Thailand Sepak Takraw is extremely popular with people of all ages, and it is not unusual to see people playing it at schools, temples, on the side of the road, in vacant lots, or just about anywhere. Variations of Sepak Takraw
Sepak Takraw
Sepak Takraw, which was originally developed in Southeast Asian countries, is a sport that combines soccer, volleyball, and badminton.
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Extractions: Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... Sepak Takraw Sepak Takraw, which was originally developed in Southeast Asian countries, is a sport that combines soccer, volleyball, and badminton. It is a game featuring two teams of one or three players using any part of the body except their hands or arms to volley a hand-woven ball back and forth over a net on an indoor and outdoor badminton court. Although each team is allowed only three contacts with the ball to get it over the net, each player can hit the ball consecutively. The first team to reach 15 points wins. This section features various resources on sepak takraw.
Sepak Takraw (game) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
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Learn Sepak Takraw. Learn about Sepak Takraw history, training, equipment, terminology, and more!
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Extractions: Sign Up RSS Feeds Advanced Search Already a member? Forgot Password? Remember Me? Learn Sepak Takraw Sepak Takraw "Malaysian for "crazy volleyball."" Sepak Takraw is a team sport that combines elements of volleyball and soccer, where competitors use only their feet and heads to volley a ball over a net. Overview Similar to volleyball in rules and gameplay, sepak takraw is an ancient southeast Asian game where players use their feet and legs to volley a ball over a net. Points are scored, among other ways, when the ball fails to clear the net or is handled too many times. The first team to score 21 points, wins a set and the first to win 2 sets, wins the match. Goal of Sepak Takraw Score more points than the opposition by using the feet and legs to volley a ball over a large net. Rules of Sepak Takraw Sepak takraw is played on a roughly 13 m by 6 m court rectangular court. A net (similar to those used in volleyball) is placed across the the middle of the court. The takraw is usually made of synthetic fiber or one woven layer, and weighs about 6 oz (5.3 oz for women). Each match is played between two regus, consisting of three players each. Play begins with one team kicking the takraw over the net, towards the opposing regu. Once the takraw is in play players can move anywhere on their side of the court. Points are awarded when the opposing regu commits a fault. Faults are called when the takraw falls outside the court's boundaries, when the takraw fails to cross to the opposing side, when players uses his/her hands or arms and when the takraw is played more than 3 times in succession. Each set is played to 21 points, with the winner required to win by 2 points. If after 2 sets the regus are tied, a third set is played. This tiebreak set is played to 15 points.
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In 1935, during the Golden Jubilee Celebrations for King George V, the game of sepak raga was played on a badminton court, in the Malaysian State of Negeri Sembilan.
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Extractions: Updated: History of Sepak Takraw In 1935, during the Golden Jubilee Celebrations for King George V, the game of sepak raga was played on a badminton court, in the Malaysian State of Negeri Sembilan. The development of the game was interupted by the war. In 1945 in Penang the net was again introduced and the popularity spread to surrounding areas and then countries. In 1965 Malaysia hosted the South East Asian Peninsular games (SEAP) and sepak raga was introduced. There were lengthy discussion between Malaysian and Singapore delegates, on the one hand, and Laos and Thai delegates, on the other, with regard to the official name of the sport. An agreement was subsequently arrived at and it was decided that the sport would be known as "Sepak Takraw". Sepak means KICK in Malay and Takraw means BALL in Thai word. In 1965 Malaysia issued three stamps for the 3rd SEAP games with the 25c stamp representing Sepak Takraw. A
Sepak Takraw Equipment - TD Sepak Takraw Industries
Sepak Takraw manufacturer in China ,providing the high quality and cheaper sepak takraw equipments.
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The Sepaktakraw Association Of Malaysia Persatuan Sepaktakraw Malaysia
A club web site is a great way to organize a charter, keep members informed, and attract a broader audience by introducing ourselves to
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Sepak is a Malay word for kick and takraw is a Thai word for a woven ball, so sepak takraw literally means kick ball. Variations on the game have been played throughout South East
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Extractions: Bossaball Capoeira Cheese Rolling Curling ... Elephant Polo Sepak Takraw Ultimate Frisbee Zorbing This South East Asian sport is a high-kicking hybrid of soccer and volleyball, or even badminton and hacky sack. credit: Reuters A Thousand Names Sepak is a Malay word for kick and takraw is a Thai word for a woven ball, so sepak takraw literally means kick ball. Variations on the game have been played throughout South East Asia for hundreds of years. Some people believe it was brought into the region by the famous Venitian explorer Marco Polo, who may have seen a similar sport in China. The traditional form of the game is a lot like hacky sack (aka footbag), with a group of players standing in a circle and trying to keep the ball in the air without using their hands. The modern form developed during the 1930s after the introduction of the net. Almost every nation that played the game knew it by a different name: sepak raga (Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei), takraw (Thailand), sipa (Philippines), ching loong (Myanmar), rago (Indonesia) or kator (Laos). Representatives of several nations met at the South East Asian Peninsula Games in 1965 and after a heated debate the sport of a thousand names was officially called sepak takraw.
Ngyuen Thi Buch Thuy: 'Just Give Me The Damn Sepak Takraw Ball' | The Onion - Am
Sepak takraw fan favorite Nguyen Thi Buch Thuy has once again angered Coach Lap with his antics on the pitch.
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Sepak Takraw : Asian Sport: Game Incorporates Badminton, Volleyball And Soccer
Sepak takraw is becoming very popular around the world.
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