Fire Soccer

Hello everyone last night, my friend and I in the village played fireball. It's a bit extreme, but it's one of those cultures that's worth preserving. As a large country, besides its natural resources, Indonesia is also famous for its diversity of tribes and cultures. Thanks to these conditions, now the country is so rich in various traditions. Even from Sabang to Merauke, each has its own characteristics. Hearing the name maybe you will immediately imagine how the sport is, or even think how their feet do not burn. Yes, although it looks extreme, but this sport is much loved by young people in my village. Aside from being healthy because of sports, it turns out that soccer fire can also be said to be environmentally friendly. Because the ball to support this sport comes from nature. Bunch of old head belt that has dried into the basic material for making the ball. Then, after that it is soaked in kerosene for a long time so that when it is burned it can produce fire. In fire soccer, the game itself uses the rules like soccer in general. But, in general when playing the players involved do not use footwear. But before playing we usually smear the feet with coconut oil rather unburnt.