Tinikling Tutorial

[@funguyjay]

So I remember learning this in PE class at Grant Elementary in Sheboygan, WI when I was 9-ish (1980-ish). I'm 52 now. It was a blast! it's a great memory for me.

[@virginiashepard3232]

I taught tiniking to 4th - 6th grade elementary students in my PE classes. We only did several basic steps but they loved it! I would put it into folk dance programs and the parents enjoyed it very much. I was so proud of my kids.

[@Tina-si5db]

Love it

[@jessicaf6358]

Did a muuuuch less involved version in elementary school and performed it during a yearly Gym Show in Johnstown, PA in the 90's. I miss it and am so thankful to see it here. I'd love to learn this advanced version.

[@CharleneCTX]

I remember doing a simple version of this dance in school (1970s?). It was lots of fun and I don't remember any of the other dances we learned.

[@luegac729]

Proud Filipino here!!,,👋👋🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@toddviv]

cutie cute cute thanks to the stick girl

[@jorjasolamillo]

great choreography! 😍

[@jonamelmon882]

wow...im so amazed....americans doing this dance.....so great and a wow choreography...

[@jambeary]

Even other countries does tinikling, but this one is difficult. As a filipino I cant even do that.

[@asterinology]

These people made me feel so embarrassed cuz I can't do it even tho I'm a Filipino 😀

[@shaneimperial9072]

Me too you know

[@PrincesRyaniImmaculeeEDAWE]

is ur profile genshin impact- 😀🔫

[@asterinology]

@@PrincesRyaniImmaculeeEDAWE yes.

[@PrincesRyaniImmaculeeEDAWE]

@@asterinology nice

[@PrincesRyaniImmaculeeEDAWE]

i can relate to your comment-

[@Skylandertime1]

my principal bought us rubber band tinikling so we can do it for PE 💀💀💀 she knew damn well i was filipino too everyone turned to me when she showed this video to the class

[@redstripe.9119]

SAME

[@lindaroyal1495]

Remember doing this in the fifties in elementary school to my knowledge also done in Africa ,and Native Americans do it as well ,not sure where it originated from though.

[@gregbradley1766]

I'm a elementary P.E. teach here in FL. and i just learned a new way to approach teaching tinkling

[@drodgod2918]

I think it's cool to see a full American to do tinikling. This is very cool.

[@bsgbsg7025]

My fourth grade teacher Ms Ross taught our class this and she said it was from Africa

[@La_Lang]

You're wrong. It originated in the Philippines. Specifically in Leyte Island.,

[@shinecam1]

​@@La_LangThey didn't make the claim. Their teacher did😐. Reading is fundamental and so is Tinikling.

[@carouselofLaura]

We didn’t learn how to square dance but, we learned Tinikling Bamboo Dancing when I was in 5th grade.

[@thatbird6513]

I used this video for my class project.

[@pinoyboy4589]

Same

[@deborahm3449]

Amazing.

[@MusicLover_8866]

This is really cool to watch unless you have next-door neighbors that practice this 24/7 in their open garage. I literally can’t take it anymore. I can’t have my doors or windows open, and it’s driving me nuts!

[@karlosor]

Wheres the full show

[@toddviv]

philipino people are really lovely people i think they are just great

[@faithfrancisco9829]

As a Filipino, I approve this message lol 😂

[@TheRvboyjunior]

awesome you guys!

[@bsgbsg7025]

I did not like Ms Ross or her class but it was fun to see how we all messed up doing the bamboo stick dance, lol now

[@logannoel4791]

Is this even legal now

[@redstripe.9119]

yup

[@angelarhodes5010]

I learned how to do this in school for a annual program it was fun and challenging

[@aicetehlgnalahw7198]

we do this in our school days that's our P.E

[@joshuapadilla6588]

Very cool indeed. :)

[@michaelgrepo]

Tinikikling are getting faster as the music goes by

[@michaelgrepo]

And the cross ✝️ one called singkil a filipino dance 500 year's ago

[@jordanlarayt9280]

tinikling is a game?

[@tenkii_]

nope it's a dance

[@seanniroph358]

Noo, its a tradisyonal dance..

[@MaricrisTigbao]

I think if you use four bamboos at the same time, it's called 'singkil'.

[@MK-pd5wn]

I watched this with my class

[@imaginehydreigons5377]

happy and sad how foreigners are doing our dance while in our country, they already forgotten the culture.

[@allans.duarte34]

It reminds me to Ida's dance in Malcolm in The Middle.

[@meatstring]

Hahaha that's what brought me here! And Ida did it with one leg!

[@sarawalton8599]

Watch the culture vultures like Kim & Beyonce do this dance and claim as their own. I saw this in person ad loved it.

[@shinecam1]

I don't believe Bey will be caught doing this, but read the top comment. Cultures are always stolen like cornrowed hair.

[@fernanditorenteria2498]

that moment you realize you only came here because of zombies 2

[@ADMINISTRAD0RY0UTUBE]

I came here because this is Ida´s dance in Malcolm in the middle.

[@laciavinquez]

Africans have this same dance

[@unitersgalaxzmiddleeast1486]

Wow

[@VepaAus]

Mmmmmm , this dance originated in Africa as far as I am aware

[@saddamlabone945]

nice

[@knoxfortes6502]

Is this cultural appropriation...?

[@jackfrost81]

Yeah

[@as8695]

Its cultural appreciation, because they talk about its origin whilst appreciating the art form.

[@harkyo]

No it's cultural appreciation and participation.

[@La_Lang]

I am here too because my reading response assignment is related to cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation.😁 And I am a Filipino, I have to make a reflection.

[@capt_sidekick]

No, they are respectful of the history, origin and culture behind it.

[@itchyJaw]

You need extra legs for this dance

[@bernard9349]

Well search. CHERAW.