Kho-Kho | American REACTION!!!

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[@unmeymahaddalkar4842]

We used to play these games during PE too in middle school and high school.

[@ChillGoodVibe]

How did you leave a comment 6 days ago? :-o

[@govindsinghtomar5504]

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[@itubevinod]

We call it P.T. stands for Physical Training.

[@ManasKocharekar]

Just scrolled down to comment the same thing and saw this as the top comment :D

[@praveenshivran639]

But not with that many rules. :P

[@babylucifer838]

OMG!! I never thought Americans will react to Kho-Kho!! You guys are unique!! Almost all Indians have played kho-kho including meeeee!!

[@RitwikRaghav]

Not all. We were more interested in kabaddi.

[@hritik25m19]

@@RitwikRaghav I have played both

[@arun_maurya586]

Ghar hi tak khela, bahar koi liya hi nahi😜

[@tanujarawat9256]

We used to play this game in free period in school.... Old memories💕

[@Moderator.]

Kho mat jana kabhi kho kho kee old memory mein

[@krishkg6475]

Yeah our generation ended with all those awesome physical games. Now a days pubg and other indoor games.

[@tanujarawat9256]

@Chhota Bheem no ... Not garhwal... Kumauni😀

[@vishalthakur207]

Korbin you are correct, we play as a sport in schools and it is a professional game as well. I have played this game but on a hard ground 😄

[@jimmybarot8560]

Right brother😂😂 How many times you injured???😂😂😂

[@vishalthakur207]

@@jimmybarot8560 I have scars on my knees and elbows 😄

[@amanagarwal4537]

i didn't even know this version existed we just played normal kho kho where we only run

[@helenmary1201]

I've scraped my knees and elbows so many times back in middle school

[@nw3877]

concrete ground xD. We intense

[@priyankashinde8655]

Ohhh u guyss... recollecting all the childhood memories!! Kho-kho, kabbadi are all d sports we use to play regularly during our school days...❤️❤️❤️

[@RaviWarrier]

Most of these games were invented in rural India where means of entertainment were limited. Hence the use of no or few props. Gilli danda, Sattodi, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi (and many more) are all games that every kid in India would have played during PT (our version of PE - Physical Training) or during free periods in school. The pole, if I remember correctly, is for this reason: a chaser can only run in one direction - the direction s/he decides when they get up from. They can't turn around or cross to the other side unless they touch the pole. And since that takes time, it's strategic to tag another chaser to change either direction or side.

[@RaviWarrier]

@- king- old age buddy. It's been 28 years since school days. :)

[@vijetaclaire9856]

Yeah absolutely....

[@anishmohan3956]

I've lost a tooth because of kho kho. Still no regrets 😅😅😅

[@deepalsingh2800]

@Allah broker of 72 virgins your name... savage😂😂

[@expertatoz2952]

when in school, playing this, sitting in line I was tagged so hard by my over competitive classmate, that I fell on my face and injured elbow and face.

[@vaibhavisingh456]

@@expertatoz2952 😂😂

[@mtk3755]

@@vaibhavisingh456 so late here aren't you?

[@sagarnarad1579]

Who played KHO-KHO in their childhood. 👇

[@radhikacsa3585]

Meeeer

[@picasapictures6815]

You should also check out the game called Seven Stones (Lagori, Pitthu, Sattodiyu, etc. in different regional languages), which was a popular school game that has also turned into a small scale local sport.

[@ravikiranpulivarti4944]

In Telugu it's EEDUPENKULUAATA. EEDU means 7 PENKULU means STONES AATA means GAME....

[@hemanshubangera5121]

Lagori man ❤️

[@GrooveArchitect917]

satoliya

[@ja6485]

We called it Saat Tikri

[@chickfighter5587]

wow! you guys played it in school? my PT teacher would've hit our asses if we played such games in school. We played it near our home :0

[@vinod1147]

This used to be played on soil and not on mat. Exactly same thing applies to Kabaddi. Kabaddi more closer to wrestling, but Kho-Kho is more about agility, endurance and stamina. Great games!!!

[@Nik-sv1yw]

We played this in school in PE and when some teacher took sick leave. We obviously played it on hard abrasive grounds but only extra enthusiastic ones got scraped; meek ones went back all clean. It was other way round in Kabaddi though; meek ones had to buy new shirt for next day.

[@Jana_San_SS]

Kho kho is a very competitive game. We love our games❤ They are very close to nature.

[@freespirited111]

All sports are close to nature

[@Jana_San_SS]

@@freespirited111 very true.

[@shraavanshankar7659]

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[@rahulgmenon1438]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@swatisaini6447]

What is this hritik's underwear joke?

[@shraavanshankar7659]

@@swatisaini6447 Watch their previous reactions and follow their Twitter account,he asked Hrithik for his underwear😂

[@rapturerekx4318]

Bringing back old memories we used to play this all the time when we were young.

[@VardhishnaMalapaka]

I'm really amazed at the variety of content that you react to... Love OSR 😀

[@varunhebli]

That opening though!!! Your best ever!!!

[@swethas5335]

#Nostalgia So many memories... I was a player in this where we have internal competitions on Annual Sports Day based on which house we belong to. I am in Sardar Patel Team. Didn't know there is revival of this, Thanks Guys😍

[@Lawangeenkhan-uu6fw]

Wow having breakfast & watching you guys in the morning is now my 1 of fav habit

[@ronithblazes]

We use to dive on red hard pitch back in school .it hurts but it was extreme fun. #nostalgic

[@biondisubbaiah]

When v played it never looked like this lol, lot of cheating lol

[@Plantnfood]

😂😂😂😅

[@MrSwswx]

There is so many new rules regarding points from how we use to play

[@thehawkseye3412]

Rules are for competitive matches. When we played in school we used to give chase all over the play ground and all that. Number of players in each team also could range anywhere from 5 to 10...

[@KumarDebapriyaPradhan]

Most of ancient sports in India were designed to develop the human body and mind. That's why they all look like physical exercises training. Even the punishments given to students were purposeful.

[@Soniadovetonian]

We used to play all of these games in PE.. along with hopscotch and frisbee

[@jyotsnatata4251]

First I felt, I have seen this intro already.. n thought why would Korbin use the same intro in 2 videos..?? Then I realised.. Ohh I saw that on Rick's channel..😂😂😂

[@ankushbarua4327]

This used to be my fav games during school days

[@tanmayeeghosh369]

This made me nostalgic I remember how much my knees pained while i was at the end nd no one gives u kho 😂😂😂

[@ashokr]

We used to play this during PT in school. I remember we did not have poles in the playing area. So two people from the defending team will stand as poles 😊

[@chickfighter5587]

OMG! Yes. we rarely had poles so we some fats runners used to drag them so hard while turning that they'd fall :D

[@mehul050]

Even this game has been there for ages 😂♥️ and it's getting popular again like Kabaddi.

[@aysathish]

when we were kids, we played this on the ground and gravel.....remember the bruises and feet cuts still....great game😀

[@anushkagupta9]

Oh god.. school memories! This was the most played sport in every Indian School I guess.. I was pro at kho-kho 🙈😅

[@mr.ajinkyasalvi]

I am from Mumbai. I used to play Kho-kho when I was in school. I remember when I first started it, I needed to have permission from my school to enter Kho-kho matches. My school principal was proud of me. Now, I am pursuing my Masters in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Arlington, which is completely different compared to things I used to do as a kid. This video made me remember some good old memories. Thank you, @OurStupidReactions for bringing back those memories!

[@arriogonsalves1785]

Ajinkya Salvi I live in Plano! 45 mins from UT Arlington!

[@mr.ajinkyasalvi]

@@arriogonsalves1785 That's great!

[@Riya-qo6qv]

I was in the school team for this game. We usually played this game on the hard ground with barefoot and on open grounds. Thank you OSR for telling about this game to the world.❤

[@anjalisawle3094]

Recently came to know through KBC (Who wants to be a millionare) this game evolved from old game called 'Rathera'

[@rashmiparbagga351]

Yeah I also saw that on kbc

[@rashmiparbagga351]

Rathera is tagging of horses

[@tejasmali9687]

This is the modified and safe version of kho-kho... This is played on hard ground.... And yes lot of knee and elbow scraping is there.... I was State level player of Kho -Kho..

[@norhanahmed1480]

I clicked the " like " before I even open the video I'm a loyal stupid baby😇❤️

[@barunjena6171]

I don't even need to recommend anymore because whenever I think I should recommend something, I get it from you within a few days. I am so proud you guys have learned so much and I am proud of this community!

[@personofinterest3062]

We used to play it in our jnv days. Our seniors would beat us if we didn't show up for it during the games & sports time.

[@avantikajakati5051]

I used to be the 'runner/defender' because I was small, fast, and agile 😄 such memories.

[@MultiDeepuraj]

Same

[@sathwickvs9301]

those who follow Rick's KZbin knows that intro

[@ricksegallactor]

sathwick reddy 👍🏼

[@anany007]

I just love this sport. In school i was the best in this. No one could beat me.😁

[@SanjaySharma-hu6yn]

Kho Kho is the most underrated sport in India...infact it should have a worldwide recognition... It requires lightening reflexes, enormous endurance, absolute fitness, quicksilver thinking,agility and stamina! It doesn't cost much and can be played almost anywhere. It can beat any sport if you want to improve all those qualities in you. And it's super exciting to watch too!

[@desertstorm2156]

Kho kho is soooooooo interesting to play !! 👍👍👍👍 It’s fun physically, and you gotta use your brain too like chess !! Like an indoor and outdoor game combined into one 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mehul050]

The pole is there for the chasing team. Since each chasing team player is facing one side of the court, they have to go to the end and cross the pole to go to the other side of the court, they can't go between the players to go to the other side of the court. But the defending team player can run anywhere they want to protect themselves.

[@sowmyakulkarni5553]

I love this game , I used to play this when i was in school every sports hour .. this reaction gave me a flashback of my school days today ....

[@Sscorpion2029]

Some one please send them gilli-danda... 😍

[@PratUshh]

I wake up! I see their research level, I intrigue! Awesome work!

[@neeluswar]

Beautiful beaginning with beautiful singing. Love you guys

[@VS-ls2mi]

We played this on a sand field in our school.... sometimes on concrete or tiled floor too when ground wasn't available.

[@S.K.R0HAN]

Kho-Kho... An ancient time Indian sport. 💟🙏

[@SameerBadarinath]

I used to play this sports in school . It used to be entertaining. Thanks Rick and korbin for bringing back the good old memories

[@kattikireddyalekhya8543]

"BTW your hopscotch game was originated by a Agorian!" Period LMAO🤣🤣🤣😂👍

[@supritatalnikar6744]

Yeah... school memories! We did used to play Kho Kho and Kabaddi in PE. And we didn't have any "cushy courts" - we just played straight on the school playground - covered in sand, mud, pebbles, etc. We scraped our knees and elbows all the time! Although I do remember the pole-tags not being allowed when we played.

[@udaysharma1534]

Played kho kho on behalf of my school to regional level. I love this sport

[@SR-pw6pi]

Kabaddi and kho kho, we used to play in our school days all the time .. aww miss those days 😥

[@PantheraMusca]

This was my favourite game to play in school growing up, everytime we had any free time between classes! This game is soooooo much fun!!!

[@veerappanp5922]

I played in my school .in 8 th grade .u people makes me to remember.thank u.ur reactions r unique.much respect from India.Tamilnad🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@divyachauhan8025]

There used to be annual Kho-Kho championship in our school. There were 4 houses which used to compete with each-other. It used to be War like in those 3 days. And there was nothing cushy or rug. We played it on bare ground and mostly players were bare feet. Our House remain champion for many years and we used to get samosa party after each win. You will notice that these games don't need much of equipments or resources making them so popular for us kids.

[@amazinghumour7608]

This game reminds me of my childhood... We used to play kho kho in PE period or free period... Its a very competitive game. I'd love to see you play this game 😁

[@khyatikaloiya1767]

Played kho kho alot in my childhood.. and its really fun to play... love it...

[@shishirkumarsky]

Every indian must have played this game.

[@bhardwazchetry5508]

Pole helps to turn while running so fast.

[@rahulray9983]

How did you manage to Korbinize "Kho Kho" ?

[@gokulkumar428]

Best game Every Indian have played this game for sure🤘🤘

[@eviljoker3809]

When we want to play football but pe teacher force us to play volleyball and kho-kho

[@chickfighter5587]

are u sure you're not from my school in Hyderabad? :D

[@raash7095]

School time memories are back!! Thanks guys😁😂

[@vazitakadrimanzilscenery2698]

Any game of India's is different from all and also difficult

[@pawanpal7782]

I was the captain of my school kho-kho team and we won the interschool championship

[@solivagantgirl]

I uset to be the captain of Kho-Kho team. We played state level competitions. Thanks for reminding my childhood memories

[@satyadath]

kho-kho, kabaddi, 7 stones are the 3 three indigenous Indian sports which everyone has played in their childhood

[@SameerBhalekar]

We used to play this as kids... Playing Kabbaddi, Kho-kho and other such games made us incredibly fit with even having to go to gyms...

[@sarthakdas89]

The pole is used by the chasers to change direction. As you saw the chasers can run in one direction. But if they have to change directions, they can do so at the pole.

[@Bharat_Jha]

I love to play khokho

[@treeberry4]

So many memories of school related with this sport. Always played it in free period.

[@aniketmali1287]

I was Captain of our schools Kho Kho team. Seeing this got back Memories 🥰

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

We played this in school so often but the competition was so much more intense when playing girls vs boys. We played on mud/soil ground and had to take quite a few tumbles. Oh the memories.....

[@dattakadam1556]

In sairat archi was playing kho kho... All indian village students played either kho kho or kabaddi as the schools lacked the instruments required for other sports...

[@lonewarrior5568]

Exactly , physical education in schools.

[@laksh_ayy]

We have tag, hopscotch,marbles and hide and seek here. And a lots of other games children play(or used to) like -pitthu phod (you have to make a stack of 7 stones with a ball), -Chappal chor (one guys has to defend a pile of shoes inside a circle), -gola gola which is similar to cricket, -Gilli danda (also somewhat similar to cricket) -Murti ghoom (everyone rotates until the 'it' then they have to freeze and make sure it doesn't see them moving. And variations of tag like... -Chain-chain( whoever gets tagged joins the chaser and they hold hands making a chain), -Vish-amrit/Barf-paani (whoever gets tagged is frozen and can be revived by other untagged runners), -Kati patang ( it names a colour which other guys have to find or theylll get tagged, -pair pair(odd no of people run ans chaser has to tag the guy who's not holding hands ie in a pair) This list is not extensive, im sure i forgot some and might be unaware of some.

[@kirito9594]

Remember those days in high school.... playing this and... bruises all over my body from diving....and it was on hard ground....still worth playing.... memories

[@binithabalakrishnan8945]

I like the way Rick says korbinized

[@biswajitjena1314]

Kho-Kho & Kabaddi are the two very popular touch games in India. We use to play these during our school days in PE period....Also in evening after school. But we used to play on a hard ground or rever beaches. Good to see the Desi Kho-Kho got this new Avatar as "Ultimate Kho-Kho"

[@Hrshsngh_19]

The most famous game in India chidiya udd.

[@saiarpita]

We called it PT (Physical Training) in school. We used to play Kho Kho in school ..wow those days of agility and speed

[@MrAmrutesh]

Kho Kho was part of our PE while we were in the School.. We played in the Grass Fields, obviously no padding..

[@chandan7040]

Indian sports are generally played for fun and people understood that the activity for the children is more important than the outcome. That is why you won't see people getting hurt during the Indian games. Even professional cricket used to be played without any safety issues and safety gear except the knee pads for the batsmen and the gloves for wicket keeper. Safety issues came to the fore only about 2-3 decades ago when Australia developed fast bowlers and they started throwing very fast bouncers with intention to injure the good batsmen of the other team to get them out of the game and the trend was picked up by Pakistan and subsequently by the others. There were many discussions wether to outlaw fast bowling or bouncers. In the meantime the batsmen started wearing safety gear and subsequently all teams trained their own fast bowlers so it became a level playing field. Now no one dares to deliberately throw bouncers or full throw with intention of hurting the batsmen as they know the opposing team can play the same game and no one wants their best players in the hospital. Therefore about a couple of decades ago you will see in the statistics, Australia winning most of the games and subsequently Pakistan too before the other teams got their own fast bowlers.

[@bpbrijeshpatel91]

Brought back old school memories thanks guys

[@aloksathaye9785]

Kho kho and kabaddi are the most basic PE sports in middle and high school right from 1980s till now in most major states in India. And they are very commonly played on muddy fields in schools. So all kids grow up getting accustomed to knee/elbow scrapinng and bruisings which becomes second nature in sports in India

[@cheenu51]

We used to do have this on PE ....u just can't stop...it's hard..have to keep running

[@kho-kholegends6325]

I am a player of kho kho..and I I'm in this video....thanq for this reaction on our Indian game .kho-kho🙏

[@hitarthtanwani]

Thank you Korbin and Rick,for making me remember my child hood,after cricket this used to be my favorite sport.to increase the stamina for cricket this is the best game,love u both

[@abhinavraman9599]

Happy to see small statue of Natraaj..Shiva dancing..behind #RickSegall...you guys are awesome..

[@balithakur2203]

Dude, we played this on soil, mud, open field.. and yeah with scraped knees and elbows😊

[@omv1263]

Oohhh.....brought back memories of school days.....we played during PE/PT period.

[@ad_asquare]

I just love this about all these games that you dont need to buy an expensive kit to start playing its just the physicality..

[@eshaguha8540]

This is a common game in schools... all students in India have played this in their school days... but the game requires extreme agility and presence of mind... the players on the field cannot even for a moment zone out....

[@nabhanya_chouhan]

Thank you soooooooo much for reacting to this game....I mean I was raised up with this game....I am playing it since I was 5....I am 17 now and still play it in school....AND you must must must try it... Love you loads❤❤❤❤❤

[@rainwalker2420]

Kabaddi and kho-kho games are most prestigious games for school going pupils here. There was Interschool competitions. But for as a career it never have that much attention until now. But nowadays things are changed.

[@sreekanthgsr]

Our 2010 Batch in our medical school were the Champions in Kho Kho for 3 Consecutive Years Our guys Had many Knee and ankle ligament injuries which required surgeries This Kho Kho might look simple and fun but this game is everything,you need to run you need to jump you need to dive you need to chase and you need to flee away from your chaser you need to sit run stand run chase sit stand run chase Finally You Win !!!!!! Back in our medical school we took this Kho Kho as " Game of Pride " and Crowd cheers fuelled us while we play inspite of Injuries Kho Kho!!! A Man's Game!!!

[@avalokitha]

We played kho kho at school all the time! Pt period means kho kho oh such sweet memories of school days