Physical Education Philippines had been inhabited by Indonesians, Malays, and Pygmies. Sinulong – dual dance where men uses bolos; also a war dance Kunintang – oldest pantomime song and dance National dances  Rigodon – Spanish dance of the 16 th century  Jota – La Jota Macadeña(Moncada) and Castanette from Spain  Cariñosa(Karinyosa ang basa)  Balitaw – debate dance from Visayas  Pandanggo – Oasy Wais from Lingayen, Pangasinan; a fishing dance  Tinikling – Philippine’s national dance Ezperanza – energetic/lively dance from Camarines Sur; Balintawak/patadyong Subli – from Alitagtag, Batangas; AKA anubing Biniganbigat – Ilocano courtship dance especially in Bangued, Abra Pabiric – from Pantakalye, Camarines Sur Pinulog – honeybee gathering dance in Bicol Kulot panilan – honeybee dance of Aitas Manangete – tuba; sanggot(cutter); kawit; talambugan, lanao Festival dances  Dugso – Bukidnon, Agusan, Misamis Oriental  Kaamulan Festival – amul means “to gather”  Sua-sua – Pomelo dance from Jolo, Sulu  Putong/Tubong – Marinduque dance that means “to crown”  Sta. Clarang pinong-pino – Ubando, Bulacan Comic Dances  Makonggo – monkey imitation from Sta. Maria, Bulacan  Kinuton – imitates “man bitten by an ant” from Ilocos