Engolo

Two players enter the center of a circle formed by the rest of the group.

Moving mostly on inverted, cartwheeling positions, each player uses sweeping leg movements to try to unbalance the other without using their hands to strike.

The surrounding circle keeps rhythm with clapping, singing, or drumming that sets the pace of the exchange.

A player scores when they cause their opponent to lose balance or touch the ground.

Partners switch out after a short round so new players from the circle get a turn.