Filipino folk dance Tinikling is about to jump into your workout routine. Thanks to this new innovative exercise tool, what ...

Bamboo poles threaten to clash on the feet of nimble dancers in the popular Filipino native dance known as tinikling. A sprightly folk dance, this crowd-pleaser has murky origins in the history of ...

There's an old Philippine folk dance called tinikling. It's named after a sneaky, chicken-sized bird that's very good at stealing rice and evading bamboo traps. Barefoot dancers skip over and ...

Someone who dances the Tinikling imitates the movements of a Tikling bird as the bird walks over the grass or dodges bamboo traps set by Filipino farmers on vast rice fields. Since it's a dramatic ...

Singkil is a traditional Filipino folk dance from the Maranao people of Mindanao ... They step and hop between two parallel bamboo poles that are tapped and slid on the ground.

The Georgia Institute of Technology’s Filipino Student Association (FSA) has recently begun garnering attention online, and it’s all thanks to the club’s modernized version of a folk dance.