Malaysia vs Thailand is the El Classico of the Sepak Takraw world.. when this both meet in competitive tournament it will be fireworks, sporting marvel at its highest order, no money just an artful sport, poetry in motion and pride ! Philippine, Singapore and Indonesia slowly becoming power house in this sport.. Japan and Korea also has taken big step forward in this sport too.
We, Thai people and ASEAN people will see the style of playing Sepak Takraw as normal. Because it is a sport that is played everywhere. Usually played for fun in the evening, from children to adults and everyone, regardless of nationality, can play if they play often. Speaking as someone who used to play Takraw before. 👌👌
@@j.s.2694 Why? yes. Other ASEAN's attitudes are molded by western cultures because they were all once colonized. While Thailand was never been. Though often being goofy in the comment sections on internet, the Thais are proud to express their peculiar perspectives.
Im An Soo, a Korean striker, is clearly injured because he always lands on his back, whereas the other original Sepak Takraw strikers from Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines land face the ground with both hands. And that reduces shock. I recommend "Anuwat Chaichana" "Thaweesak Thongsai" "Rhey Jhey"
Yeah clearly he still new to sepak takraw and still don't know how to do it better especially to reduce the harsh land. I mean I'm indonesian have been playing sepak takraw since I was a kids my skill and knowledge about it way way better then him. never get hurt or injury while playing sepak takraw
This was once used as a passing time or to sharpen our traditional martial arts skills before sparring especially for Silat and Tomoi/Muay Thai students. Year 1968 something, it became a standardized sport. It is super good for martial art students from South East Asia to master timing, deeper energy, tactical, pain control and so on.
Sepak Takraw is not brand new. It has been on existence for Centuries in Souteast Asian countries. The rules were just recently incorported I guess when it become part of the Southeast Asian Olympic games.
Let us start by pronounce it right. Say puck, Tuck Row. Say puck or sepak is kick in Malay language. Tuck Row or takraw is rattan ball in Thai language.
I used to love watching this on the Eurosport channel on Foxtel! Then, for some reason, the channel disappeared... lost this, the curling, Nurburgring 24hr live, Le Mans 24hr live, and many other cool sports.. 😭
as somebody mentioned, you dont need to master the spikes … just an ability to juggle the ball with both feet, knees and forehead, you are good to go … but against ur friendly next door SEA guys, an ability to deliver decent spikes will make it a decent fight … and both teams jeer each other often for any mistakes or points won … and both teams will take it in their strides no offense taken as both knew one can give out as good as the other and can take it as good as the other… quite gentlemanly …
I saw sepak takraw in TV for the first time in Asian games in 1998. I was mesmerised by the ability of the athletes. I hope they include the game in olympics.
You can play the game even if you don't know to do the roll spike.... Usually only the striker do the roll spike.... Kids and teens play this every evening here in malaysia.. no special equipment needed, just a ball, a net and shoes
This game was born in Butterworth Penang Malaysia way back in early 1960. It expanded regionally in Asean region. Now its played world wide but its not popular with the big size American or European men. They just cannot do what we Asian size can do in this fantastic game.
Used to love playing this when i was younger. Beauty of being sub 60kg you can throw yourself around and you dont feel the hits/landings like a heavier person. Also id imagine like the floors we played on the floor in the video is probably spring loaded. Although you cant see the floors movement it is significantly softer to land on than it looks
Sometimes the floors are made out of rubber to soften landing but there is no way they are spring loaded, learning how to land after spiking is a very important thing to learn while playing this sport
I never seen a spring loaded floors being used. It's just a soft rubber on official matches. We played it on concrete, pavements, cements and no ones ever been injured from that.
@@kamrankambang7953 yeah actually that was a lie, someone twisted their elbow the wrong way trying to do the bicycle kick or maybe it was the rolling spike.
Guys chill. To enjoy this game u dont really have to do all the flips or lipat as they call it. Just using ur head n feet to clear the ball will suffice for us common folks..
Takraw used to be just brownish, made of 'rattan' (like some furniture) with varying quality, heading was used very often then than now, w/o callus the initially hard ball hurts anywhere it contacts, the bandana helps your head some, learn to land with two hands (w or w/o one additional foot), one hand landing can break a wrist. One day it will become a true international sport.
you watched the clip explained about the rules, it is good. but if you want to watch the real fighting takraw you must watch the match between thailand and malaysia, not korea. thailand always use roll spike and landing with both hands but malaysia always use overhead spike or "sun back" and landing on feet.
i played varsity back when i still lives in phil lol loved the game and when i moved for good here in the states i did a demo for a school project. i still have my ball and i wish this game is a bit popular.
must hv a good hanging time to spike , or else you going fall awkwardly injuring yourself . only the expert and pro can do . on a social game , you can just kick or head the ball over the net . without jumping .
This sport is my childhood. We would play pretty much everyday. It's a difficult sport. It takes years to master the just basics. Without it, there is no game.
You can still play casual game without the rolling spike. Just try to touch the ball 3 times in every session before you pass it to the rival team, just like playing volley ball without the smash part. The goal is to only return the ball to the opponent play field. But the guys in the video are just on different level, they are top level athletes.
This sport is older than any American sports and it is only in Asia fit is not enough if you're thinking of playing this game. You have to be super fit, super agile, and high leaper. And it's quite popular in Asia.
Modern Sepak Takraw's balls are made from synthetic plastic, which make them lighter and more durable. The original Takraw's ball are made from woven rattan. They are hard and heavy. Also hurt when it hit you or when you try to hit it with your head. And it get heavier and harder when wet. I was a Sepak Takraw club member, back in my primary school days, as part of my compulsory school curriculum. It's not by choice. My first choice was football (Soccer for Yanks). My school's Sepak Takraw club was the loser/rejected kids club.😅
Let me tell you, in Thailand, every highschool students learn this sport in PE class. But we probably don't do those acrobatic moves for sure. (Except for those who is good at athletics.) Why not take a look at how beginners/amateurs play. It's not that crazy.
Filipino thought (before) that we were alone on this sport. SEPA TAKRAW as National Sports of the Philippines. Now happy to know that it officially included in SEA GAMES. and KOREA and JAPAN, and USA are participating in this sport. SEPa is Filipino word for kick.
Sipa yung national sport dati at sa Myanmar ang origin nito. So iba ang Sipa sa Sepak Takraw kasi naglalaro ako dati parehas. Ang sipa ay parang sa badminton ang gamit . Tapos sa sepak takraw ang gamit namin noon ay bola na gawa sa niyog sticks
Just FYI, nobody pronounces the name correctly. Nobody. Reason being, Sepak is a Malay word, while Takraw is a Thai word, and neither Malay nor Thai pronounce the other word as the guys across the border would.
To put it one way, basically you have to be flexible enough to do the Asian Squat and hold it indefinitely in order to even consider trying this out. Very demanding on the body and requires a lot of spatial awareness.
I remember when I was in Elementary and Highschool I was a member of a team in my schools with this sport (Sepak Takraw) we challenged a lot of opponents back then even playing in National Competition. My body back then was flexible and nimble as fck. So athletic, girls literally fell in love with me🤣 But, today I can't even pick up things on the ground because of my large tummy. 😂 Playing this sport need a lot of hardwork to master complex moves. We were champion 8 times in a row in highschool. Filipino here.
yeah thank god this was not included in our curriculum given its extreme coordination requirement and its popularity back in 2000's in SEA. i would have never attended my PE class.
Sepak Takraw are pronunciation in Malay language, is actually means kicking the net ball, the ball made by from rattan material (it is really heavy and hard ball) as a traditional sport in Malay festival, today the ball is little bit light and soft (made in by plastic material), for Malay sepak takraw is a traditional sport.
The ball is hard, very hard compare to inflated ball like soccer basketball. The ball was originally made from rattan but howa day made from plastic to mimic tattan. This old sport played in south east asia.
Those player are mostly condition to play this sport since childhood, so the body wont bruised much falling after a spike and they learn the proper way to land to avoid broken bones 😊
Before that, the Thai soldiers weaved bamboo sticks into large muzzle balls for the war elephants to exercise. The Thai soldiers surrounded the circle kicking a small takraw ball made of rattan.
1 thing that u need to know, in this game u can "Provoke" opponent each time u got a point, its a psycho played by all team... now that's a gentlemen game ait.... hehehehheee....
no pading at all bro. becouse of your angle of movement,the hight kick and drop,,,,yaaah. is painfull if you get hit directly🤭😉. for info. this game started in the 15 century. you make me smile Ian becouse you enjoy and shock waching this game. 🖐️ from Malaysia
Malaysia vs Thailand is the El Classico of the Sepak Takraw world.. when this both meet in competitive tournament it will be fireworks, sporting marvel at its highest order, no money just an artful sport, poetry in motion and pride ! Philippine, Singapore and Indonesia slowly becoming power house in this sport.. Japan and Korea also has taken big step forward in this sport too.
Myanmar is The King Of Sepak Takraw
@@tinthtunaung3373dude..😂😂 Malaysian here. Even we know Thai is no 1. not that all other SEA not good but based on tournament records, they are.
We, Thai people and ASEAN people will see the style of playing Sepak Takraw as normal. Because it is a sport that is played everywhere. Usually played for fun in the evening, from children to adults and everyone, regardless of nationality, can play if they play often. Speaking as someone who used to play Takraw before. 👌👌
Asian
@@jamesvancam ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations). talking bout SEA gang here.
The way you comment thai seems to be different from asean .lol
@@j.s.2694 Why? yes. Other ASEAN's attitudes are molded by western cultures because they were all once colonized. While Thailand was never been. Though often being goofy in the comment sections on internet, the Thais are proud to express their peculiar perspectives.
I played almost every day when I was young after school lol, now my beer belly pulling me down when I do roll spike haha
Im An Soo, a Korean striker, is clearly injured because he always lands on his back, whereas the other original Sepak Takraw strikers from Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines land face the ground with both hands.
And that reduces shock. I recommend "Anuwat Chaichana" "Thaweesak Thongsai" "Rhey Jhey"
Pornchai is legend
I can land without hands with the vertical 90° spike, but it's less practical tbh
Yeah clearly he still new to sepak takraw and still don't know how to do it better especially to reduce the harsh land. I mean I'm indonesian have been playing sepak takraw since I was a kids my skill and knowledge about it way way better then him. never get hurt or injury while playing sepak takraw
@@felixdom9693 I land roll spikes with no hands, have yet to see it anywhere else. Greetings from the U.S.A!:)
I notice that with Korean and Japanese players. They always seem to land on their backs.
doing flip shots
football : "woo that's a rare gem, a sight to behold"
takraw : "that's our daily bread and butter"
that's a water to a fish
This was once used as a passing time or to sharpen our traditional martial arts skills before sparring especially for Silat and Tomoi/Muay Thai students. Year 1968 something, it became a standardized sport. It is super good for martial art students from South East Asia to master timing, deeper energy, tactical, pain control and so on.
เกาหลีเริ่มไต่อันดับขึ้นมาที่ล่ะน้อย...จากที่ไม่เคยรู้จัก..และเชิญนักกีฬาของไทยไปสาธิตแกะทุกจังหวะการเล่นของไทยจากวิดีโอ...เขาทำมันได้ดีมากๆ
เราเอาเทควันโดเขามา เขาเลยอยากเอาคืน
ไม่ใช่แค่เชิญ เกาหลี อินเดีย ญีปุ่น เขาจ้างโค้ชไทยไปสอนเลย
เกาหลีเขามาเก็บตัวฝึกซ้อมที่ไทยตั้งหลายปีกว่าจะเก่ง
โค้ชไทยไปเองเลยครับ เขาเลยเก่งแบบก้าวกระโดด
The most intense play when Malaysia vs Thailand.
Korea is improved A lot..
Yes 20 years ago when the games were intense. Now Thailand is more developed due to professional league
@@FukcVV malaysia has a league too. STL is the name
Lol overated, this both team lost to the Philippines recently 😂
@@FukcVVMalaysia just smashed Thailand in the World Cup last week. Lol
Ah, Sepak Takraw.
Makes most sports look like kids playing marbles.
It makes Brazilian playing Teqballs looks like it belongs in the Paralympic
@@floatingdisembodiedhead8975 ... 😆😂
🇮🇩🇲🇾🇹🇭🇸🇬🇧🇳
We'r a Part af SEA countries love this sport.
Sepak Takraw is not brand new. It has been on existence for Centuries in Souteast Asian countries. The rules were just recently incorported I guess when it become part of the Southeast Asian Olympic games.
Let us start by pronounce it right. Say puck, Tuck Row. Say puck or sepak is kick in Malay language. Tuck Row or takraw is rattan ball in Thai language.
Say puck tuck rauw
This is one of the most beautiful sports... I would have loved to try it in high school when I was a lot more nimble
It a quite hard ball, its made of rattan which is nearly as hard as bamboo, I tried it when I was in Thailand when I was a kid.
I used to love watching this on the Eurosport channel on Foxtel! Then, for some reason, the channel disappeared... lost this, the curling, Nurburgring 24hr live, Le Mans 24hr live, and many other cool sports.. 😭
I know I used to love watching the snooker on Eurosport too!
Lemans etc is on Stan
as somebody mentioned, you dont need to master the spikes … just an ability to juggle the ball with both feet, knees and forehead, you are good to go … but against ur friendly next door SEA guys, an ability to deliver decent spikes will make it a decent fight … and both teams jeer each other often for any mistakes or points won … and both teams will take it in their strides no offense taken as both knew one can give out as good as the other and can take it as good as the other… quite gentlemanly …
I saw sepak takraw in TV for the first time in Asian games in 1998. I was mesmerised by the ability of the athletes. I hope they include the game in olympics.
You can play the game even if you don't know to do the roll spike.... Usually only the striker do the roll spike.... Kids and teens play this every evening here in malaysia.. no special equipment needed, just a ball, a net and shoes
Some even play without shoes
This game was born in Butterworth Penang Malaysia way back in early 1960. It expanded regionally in Asean region. Now its played world wide but its not popular with the big size American or European men. They just cannot do what we Asian size can do in this fantastic game.
Used to love playing this when i was younger. Beauty of being sub 60kg you can throw yourself around and you dont feel the hits/landings like a heavier person. Also id imagine like the floors we played on the floor in the video is probably spring loaded. Although you cant see the floors movement it is significantly softer to land on than it looks
Sometimes the floors are made out of rubber to soften landing but there is no way they are spring loaded, learning how to land after spiking is a very important thing to learn while playing this sport
I never seen a spring loaded floors being used. It's just a soft rubber on official matches. We played it on concrete, pavements, cements and no ones ever been injured from that.
@@floatingdisembodiedhead8975welp thats a straight up lie
@@kamrankambang7953 yeah actually that was a lie, someone twisted their elbow the wrong way trying to do the bicycle kick or maybe it was the rolling spike.
@@floatingdisembodiedhead8975 i sprained my ankle once and stretch my hamstring too far training to do the rolling spike for a month. Lmao
this is art of sepaktakraw .
This is a fairly popular sport here in Southeast Asia.
Actually lots of country has Sepak Takraw team from the US to European countries and most often Asia and Middle East so it is a world wide sport.
This ish is 🔥🔥🔥 my favourite video today… love that you’re exploring other things, big thumbs up 👍
Guys chill. To enjoy this game u dont really have to do all the flips or lipat as they call it. Just using ur head n feet to clear the ball will suffice for us common folks..
One word mate, Brilliant.
This should be play in olympics!!!
They not alloy it , only rainbows sports 😂
Takraw used to be just brownish, made of 'rattan' (like some furniture) with varying quality, heading was used very often then than now, w/o callus the initially hard ball hurts anywhere it contacts, the bandana helps your head some, learn to land with two hands (w or w/o one additional foot), one hand landing can break a wrist. One day it will become a true international sport.
I remember those rattan balls. They are no joke to get hit with. I tried so much not to hit them with my head.
And they get heavy and hard when wet.
I played this sport and very good at it back in Thailand when I was under age of 30 and this sport is very popular in Asia for long long time ago.
The Tekken 3 music is perfect for this sport.
this is how actually its pronounce... " SAY PARK - TUCK CRAW "
you watched the clip explained about the rules, it is good. but if you want to watch the real fighting takraw you must watch the match between thailand and malaysia, not korea.
thailand always use roll spike and landing with both hands but malaysia always use overhead spike or "sun back" and landing on feet.
Yes definitely recommend. I love roll spike vs sun back.
Kung fu soccer is sick!
you should check out the 50+ age tournaments. Like grandpa's going at it. Still amazing to see as they go for bicycle strikes still even at that age.
Senior Sepak Takraw Finalist 50 years old, Thailand
ruclips.net/video/b37kI9EAIpw/видео.html
The reaction of watching a 60-year-old senior sepak takraw competition
ruclips.net/video/UPcN6bvWZxU/видео.html
Hey you มาดูที่เมืองไทยเลย มันกว่านี้เยอะ จริง ๆ (ติดต่อไปที่สถานฑูตไทยในประเทศของคุณ แล้วถามเขาถึงโปรแกรมการ
แข่งขัน คุณจะได้ชมการแข่งขันสด ๆ สนุกครับ เพื่อเป็นบุญตาของคุณ บ้านเมืองเราข้าวของไม่แพงอย่างที่คิด เราไม่เอา
เปรียบคุณแน่นอน เรายินดีต้อนรับคุณ ผมภาษาประกฤตอ่อนแอ ต้องขอโทษด้วย โชคดีครับ) 💛🙏🐃
I like the way you reacted
It looks like its a sport created by martial artists. As in non contact per say but not individual like just patterns.
i played varsity back when i still lives in phil lol loved the game and when i moved for good here in the states i did a demo for a school project. i still have my ball and i wish this game is a bit popular.
must hv a good hanging time to spike , or else you going fall awkwardly injuring yourself . only the expert and pro can do .
on a social game , you can just kick or head the ball over the net . without jumping .
Thailand champions of the world 😘. 🙏💐🎉❤️
จ้าๆ
try Takraw with Hoop first, it fun but still very difficult, it don't take much stamina and you can play it for hrs.
This sport is my childhood. We would play pretty much everyday. It's a difficult sport. It takes years to master the just basics. Without it, there is no game.
You can still play casual game without the rolling spike.
Just try to touch the ball 3 times in every session before you pass it to the rival team, just like playing volley ball without the smash part.
The goal is to only return the ball to the opponent play field.
But the guys in the video are just on different level, they are top level athletes.
This sport is older than any American sports and it is only in Asia
fit is not enough if you're thinking of playing this game. You have to be super fit,
super agile, and high leaper. And it's quite popular in Asia.
Modern Sepak Takraw's balls are made from synthetic plastic, which make them lighter and more durable.
The original Takraw's ball are made from woven rattan. They are hard and heavy. Also hurt when it hit you or when you try to hit it with your head. And it get heavier and harder when wet.
I was a Sepak Takraw club member, back in my primary school days, as part of my compulsory school curriculum.
It's not by choice. My first choice was football (Soccer for Yanks). My school's Sepak Takraw club was the loser/rejected kids club.😅
Let me tell you, in Thailand, every highschool students learn this sport in PE class. But we probably don't do those acrobatic moves for sure. (Except for those who is good at athletics.) Why not take a look at how beginners/amateurs play. It's not that crazy.
This is common in Southeast Asia , mainly Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia etc. I think it’s been around for hundreds of year already.
Malaysia 🇲🇾king sepak takraw
29 years old malaysia can't beat thailand
dude, no. not anymore. sekarang asyik kalah je dengan Thai.
Thailand and Korea in Asian Game 2014 ,it was the best match. This can awake more Korea people to play this sport.
Asian play all the time in the us.
You should watch a few games of this, both male and female games, it's a really fun sport to watch.
Filipino thought (before) that we were alone on this sport. SEPA TAKRAW as National Sports of the Philippines. Now happy to know that it officially included in SEA GAMES. and KOREA and JAPAN, and USA are participating in this sport. SEPa is Filipino word for kick.
Sipa yung national sport dati at sa Myanmar ang origin nito. So iba ang Sipa sa Sepak Takraw kasi naglalaro ako dati parehas. Ang sipa ay parang sa badminton ang gamit . Tapos sa sepak takraw ang gamit namin noon ay bola na gawa sa niyog sticks
Just FYI, nobody pronounces the name correctly.
Nobody.
Reason being, Sepak is a Malay word, while Takraw is a Thai word, and neither Malay nor Thai pronounce the other word as the guys across the border would.
Yeah they butchered the pronunciation... malaysian usually pronounce it as "tuck raw"
It is just really surprising when somebody say it is a "totally brand new sport".
To put it one way, basically you have to be flexible enough to do the Asian Squat and hold it indefinitely in order to even consider trying this out. Very demanding on the body and requires a lot of spatial awareness.
As an asian that cant do the asian squat, i can confirm im not a good sepak takraw player. Lmao
I remember when I was in Elementary and Highschool I was a member of a team in my schools with this sport (Sepak Takraw) we challenged a lot of opponents back then even playing in National Competition. My body back then was flexible and nimble as fck. So athletic, girls literally fell in love with me🤣 But, today I can't even pick up things on the ground because of my large tummy. 😂 Playing this sport need a lot of hardwork to master complex moves. We were champion 8 times in a row in highschool. Filipino here.
Love your videos. Aussie checking in
Knees and ankles oh aww wrists. Ouch.
yeah thank god this was not included in our curriculum given its extreme coordination requirement and its popularity back in 2000's in SEA. i would have never attended my PE class.
Back in my day we used cannon balls lol
Us we used durians
@@heiyo6142 we use slipper
Thailand is world champion Asian Games Champion and SEA Games champion
Sepak Takraw are pronunciation in Malay language, is actually means kicking the net ball, the ball made by from rattan material (it is really heavy and hard ball) as a traditional sport in Malay festival, today the ball is little bit light and soft (made in by plastic material), for Malay sepak takraw is a traditional sport.
The ball is hard, very hard compare to inflated ball like soccer basketball. The ball was originally made from rattan but howa day made from plastic to mimic tattan.
This old sport played in south east asia.
Those player are mostly condition to play this sport since childhood, so the body wont bruised much falling after a spike and they learn the proper way to land to avoid broken bones 😊
Before that, the Thai soldiers weaved bamboo sticks into large muzzle balls for the war elephants to exercise. The Thai soldiers surrounded the circle kicking a small takraw ball made of rattan.
ขอบคุณมากครับ ที่นำกีฬาตะกร้อมาออกสื่อแบบนี้ครับ เพราะว่าชาวโลกจะได้รู้จักกีฬาตะกร้อครับ เพราะว่าไนอนาคตข้างหน้า กีฬาตะกร้อ อาจจะได้รับความนิยมไปทั่วๆโลกก็ได้ครับ
This sport has been around in SE Asia for centuries.Who cares what others think.
1 thing that u need to know, in this game u can "Provoke" opponent each time u got a point, its a psycho played by all team... now that's a gentlemen game ait.... hehehehheee....
I used to play a lot this sport when I was child. but now, I don't play it anymore.
Europeans have a tall body. They can spring up well. Face the net if they practice springing.
Glad to tell you that the ball is very hard...if you play with broken ball,the ball make small cut to your ankle
Yes with hard spike can make your eye black or head concussion. Thailand check in
It's like volleyball, but by feet and head only.
You can play it casually but thats high lvl of plays
Please spread this sport at your country cuz it really fun sport but not many country know about this
You should react to Sepak takraw best 5 strikers from channel kaiosmith
You need to change the title to include something like "Karate volleyball"
Nanyang shoes is the best for this sport.
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This my sports on my elemtary days...
If you do the hardest things, everything else is easy too.😊😊😊😊
discord doesnt work?
Sepak takraw is not an Olympic sport but Curling and netball is 😂
ถ้า "อเมริกันฟุตบอล" คือกีฬาในรูปแบบทีมเวิร์คของลูกผู้ชายในแถบบตะวันตก
"เซปัคตะกร้อ" ก็คือกีฬาของลูกผู้ชายในรูปแบบทีมเวิร์ค ในแถบเอเซียตะวันออกเฉียงใต้
Your face like king mrbeast
kung fu meats soccer and tennis
You can be a striker by " Saamlor "
Thailand forever champion
Hey mate you need to check out ozzyman reviews lol..
Man punches kangaroo
do their bones made of rubbers?
Kung fu + volleyball = sapak takraw
no pading at all bro. becouse of your angle of movement,the hight kick and drop,,,,yaaah. is painfull if you get hit directly🤭😉. for info. this game started in the 15 century. you make me smile Ian becouse you enjoy and shock waching this game. 🖐️ from Malaysia
ตะกร้อ.. เป็นกีฬาที่เห็นมาแต่เด็กๆ เล่นกันทั่วไปในประเทศไทย และการขึ้นฟาดเตะก็เป็นภาพปกติในการเล่น... จากประเทศไทย
You cN use your head as well, it depends on a chance
ไม่แปลกที่คุณไม่รู้จักเซปักตะกร้อ เพราะเรารอวันที่มันจะถูกบรรจุในโอลิมปิกเกมส์ นานมากแล้ว
We Thai play Takraw as you US play basketball😄
This is like Volley Ball, but using feet.
once a sepak takraw fights in aa taekwondo they will annihilate their opponent
ANCIENT Teqball
hacky sack volleyball :D
เซปักตระกร้อ from thailand ครับ
>>> SAY - PARK, TACT - RAW
not actually, say-park ta-kraw
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