facilities and equipment of sipa game
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∙ 2011-08-16 10:53:29jefferson joromo
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As I've seen in other websites, "Sepak Takraw" is the term used in the country "Malaysia" while "Sipa" is term used in the Philippines. I'm not sure with the other countries what they call to that sport. :)
Well it depends on what kind of sports equipment you are making.
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Ballnetcourt from: jolymar garabilez
in category use in sepak takraw to in favor the unity of the game and in valish the mastery used to provide y the players so that it can take easier in the manufulating game like this this was .manage at the BC of 84 century by the law of george hilton parish ...
well the equipment are bars,beam,valut,and floor
There are standard facilities and equipment used in playing badminton. A court with the correct markings with dimensions of 44 by 22 feet is used. Equipment includes, racquets and birds. You need players in proper clothing to play.
a very specific pen
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There is a vast array of equipment used in the game and to field a game. Therefore, it depends on what exactly "equipment" refers to
As I've seen in other websites, "Sepak Takraw" is the term used in the country "Malaysia" while "Sipa" is term used in the Philippines. I'm not sure with the other countries what they call to that sport. :)
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The field of play is defined in Law 1 of the IFAB's Laws of the Game. Law 2 describes the technical requirements for the ball. Law 4 describes the players' equipment. Then all you need are two teams and a few referees, and you're ready to go!