A player attempts to climb a greased bamboo pole. His target is to reach the top to get a small bag where a prize is put.

One player crouch while the other player jumps over him/her. As the game progresses, the “it” (taya) slowly raises making the other player difficult to jump over him. The player who touches the “baka” (cow) becomes the “It”

The player of this game hits an object (cue ball) and shoots it in any of the six pockets.

A player will hit a washer (sipa) several times using his/her foot, knee or elbow and must not allow it to touch the ground. The player who has the most number of kick wins.

The player aims to hit the bull’s eye from a predetermined distance.

Each player hits the golf ball to a target hole.

The players take a turn in making scores by throwing the ball on the lane aiming to the pins.

Two players put the right feet and left feet together as base of thorns (tinik). Players from the other team jump over the thorns who may come from a distance enough to achieve a high jump. If they touch the thorn (tinik), they serve as the “it” (taya) .

One player is called the “it” (taya) who is responsible to guard the tin can beside him/her. The other two players hit the tin can using their own slippers (pamato). Exchange of roles if the “it” holds opponents’ pamato.

The game starts when the first player hits the stuck-out small wood in the hole and hits it in the air. The hitter gets a point if he/she can make a run in the playing area. If the opponent catches the small stick, he/she is the next hitter.