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Sepak takraw







The game of sepak takraw has existed for 600 years.
In the Melaka Malay Sultanate era, besides being played by the nobility, the
people also love this game. In Malay history it is narrating about King Muhammad,
the son of Sultan Mansor Shah Muhammad, was removed from the tunnel due to Tun
Besar's kickball.
















 Takraw is
made of round-woven rattan blades such as two or three layers of coconut.
















  HOW TO PLAY:
















In the game of sepak takraw, some players stand up
and form a circle. This game starts with one of the players toss the ball to
his friend by hand. His friend would stick the ball with his feet once or
several times, before kicking it towards another player. Players who make up
the circle or circle must rotate the ball and control it so as not to fall to
the ground. If the ball falls, the game in the round is terminated.
















 This game
requires agility and physical efficiency as well as the sharpness of the eye to
measure movement. The goal of each player is to strengthen the skill of
receiving the ball and keep it comfortable as long as possible. The duration of
the game is not determined except in the competition normally organized as a
team event. The team that managed to make the most money in a given period, is
considered a winner.







Sepak takraw complains two teams separated by nets,
as in badminton games. The sepak takraw team consists of three players. Tekong
takes off the kick and controls the back of the court. The left apit and right
apit controls the front of the court and assumes the main task of killing the
ball in the opponent's court