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Welcome to Sepak Takraw Canada’s Official Website!

Keep your eye on the ball, while searching for what you need to ‘get your kicks’!   
We can help you connect with networks nation-wide, help you introduce the sport in your school/recreation facility/camp, certify coaches and referees, or compete in/organize tournaments.

What is Sepak Takraw?


Modern Sepak Takraw, or Takraw for short (also known as Kick Volleyball), began in Malaysia and is now their national sport. It combines elements of Soccer, Footbag, Volleyball, Baseball, Badminton, Gymnastics and the ancient sport of Sepak Raga.

National Tournament


The Canadian Open Sepak Takraw Championships have been hosted annually since 1999. Click below for all the info on this year’s event!

Sepak Takraw Near You !


Would you like to find or start a Sepak Takraw Program? Check out the linked pages below first; perhaps you'll find someone near you who can help you get started! 
- Club Contacts by Province 
- Cdn. Schools with Sepak Takraw

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BANDANAS & TENSORS

Most players also wear some type of ankle support and/or a couple pairs of firm sports socks for extra support while jumping and landing, and in case the Takraw ball hits the ankle instead of the foot (or shoe) in the course of play. For the forward players who do a lot of jumping, Knee Tensors are frequently used for injury prevention – keeping joints, tendons and cartilage warm and snug while protecting the surface area from possible falls as well. Those who are the primary spikers may also wear some type of wrist support since after jumping up, flipping in the air and executing a spike they often land on their feet and hands. Some players also like to wear a bandana on the head to keep sweat from running in the eyes while playing and to soften the impact of the ball on the forehead.