MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY

GENERAL SANTOS CITY

PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENT’S ORGANIZATION

ACTIVITY DESIGN 2022

LARO NG LAHI

I. RATIONALE OR PURPOSE
Intramurals are a fest of sports pertaining to every athlete’s capability and strength.
It involves numerous sports activity that is widely known around the world. This
event celebrates the enjoyment, sportsmanship, and victory. However, we as a
Filipino we should embrace the friendly-sport of our own that defines us of who we
are aside from the sports that we used to see in every usual intramurals. This ‘’ LARO
NG LAHI” will enable us to play and celebrate our locality, not just to measure
physical strength but also to acknowledge this kind of activity that some of students
didn’t know. Furthermore, it will add excitement to every student to participate in
the said event because it will be interesting and most importantly it is open for all.
Moreover, it will teach student the value of strategy, planning, teamwork, and
communication.

II. ACTIVITIES INVOLVED AND SCHEDULE

LARO NG LAHI is an activity that focuses in embracing and celebrating Filipino culture.
Below are the list of probable activity and schedule of the project. It is sincerely open for any
changes in the convenience of majority.
This activity will take part after the end of other sports and before the awarding ceremony. This
friendly-sports serve us the highlight of the intramurals

Activity

This game is similar

Culliot

to tug of war in
principle. It is
sometimes called
“Hatakang Lubid”.
The purpose
of a team is to pull the
other team over the
borderline.
 How to Play the
Game
 Have equal number
of players for each
team. The head player
is the team’s captain.
 Separate the two
teams who should be
facing each other
about five meters apart
with the
centreline in the
middle of both teams.
 Let each member of
each team hold on the
rope. The end of the
rope should be tied on
the
waist of the last player.
 Tie a piece of
ribbon or
handkerchiefs on the
center of the rope
which should fall on
the
centerline.
 On signal, each
team pulls each other
until one’s team
captain crosses the
middle line.
 The team that pulls
the other over the
borderline is declared
as the winner
This game is similar to tug of war in principle. It is sometimes
called “Hatakang Lubid”. The purpose
of a team is to pull the other team over the borderline.
How to Play the Game
1. Have equal number of players for each team. The head
player is the team’s captain.
2. Separate the two teams who should be facing each
other about five meters apart with the
centreline in the middle of both teams.
3. Let each member of each team hold on the rope. The
 end of the rope should be tied on the
waist of the last player.
4. Tie a piece of ribbon or handkerchiefs on the center of
the rope which should fall on the
centerline.
5. On signal, each team pulls each other until one’s team
captain crosses the middle line.
6. The team that pulls the other over the borderline is
declared as the winner

Patintero
 Patintero or
“Harang Taga” is the
most popular among
the Philippine games.
It is played
everywhere,
anytime of the day
most especially at
night during full moon.
 A team is
composed of five (5)
players and a coach.
The officials of the
game are the referee,
scorer,
timekeeper and five
(5) linesmen. Two
teams compete (the
offensive and the
defensive teams) to
Patintero or “Harang Taga” is the most popular among the
Philippine games. It is played everywhere,
anytime of the day most especially at night during full moon.

1. A team is composed of five (5) players and a coach. The

officials of the game are the referee, scorer,
timekeeper and five (5) linesmen. Two teams compete (the
offensive and the defensive teams) to accumulate as many
points by passing the lines without being tagged. The
defensive team is called the line guards while the offensive
team is called the “passers”. The objective of a team is to
accumulate as many points by passing the lines without being
tagged.

accumulate as many
points by passing the
lines without being
tagged. The defensive
 team is called
the line guards while
the offensive team is
called the “passers”.
The objective of a
team is to
accumulate as many
points by passing the
lines without being
tagged.
Sangkayaw/ Sambunot Sangkayaw is popularly known as coconut shell race. It is
commonly played in the Tagalog and Central Luzon provinces.
This game makes use of a coconut shell tied to a string under
each foot. The string is placed between the toe and the next
one. The loose end of the string is being held by the hands

Tiyakad/ Kadangkadang This is a Philippine game with the use of bamboo stilts. Two
bamboo poles of equal length are used with a foot size tongue
in each pole to serve as platform for the player’s feet. The
principle of the game is to walk on stilt from a starting line to
the finish line. The length to be traveled is 100 meters.
Rules of the Game
1. Have four players in each team.
2. Arrange the players in such a way that the first player
stands behind the starting line, the
second player behind the 25th mark, the third player
behind the 50th mark and the fourth
 and last player behind the 75th mark.
3. On the signal “G0” the first player mounts on his stilts
and starts walking to the 25th
mark. He gets off from the stilts, hand then down to
the second player who does the same
while going to the 50th mark.
4. The third and fourth players repeat the pattern
until all players have experienced the
bamboo stilt race.
5. The first team that reaches the finish line without
getting off the stilts, wins.
6. A team will be disqualified if:
a. a player falls twice from the bamboo stilts.
b. a player walks for more than two steps after a fall

Very popular
Sack Race

indigenous game in the

Philippines where in
the players used sack
as the main
material/equipment in
the game.
 Mechanic
 Each team should
compose of five
players.
 Player must be able
to reach in the turning
point and go back to
the starting line for the
next player join the
race, until all the 5
players enter the sack
and turn around to the
starting line.
 The first team who
will finish the race will
be the winner
Very popular indigenous game in the Philippines where in the
players used sack as the main material/equipment in the
game.
Mechanics
1. Each team should compose of five players.
2. Player must be able to reach in the turning point and
go back to the starting line for the
next player join the race, until all the 5 players enter
the sack and turn around to the
starting line.
3. The first team who will finish the race will be the
winner
VENUE OF THE ACTIVITY
The venue of all activities will be held on the field.
III. PARTICIPANTS
All colleges are encourage to select players on the different activities. No
more no less.

IV. MATERIALS/ EQUIPMENTS/ SERVICES NEEDED

 Rope
 Sacks
 Coconut shell
 Bamboo stilts
 Speaker / sound system
 Bottled waters