Easy to learn. Mastered on the sand.
Draw a 10x3 step rectangle in the sand.
Mark a line at 5 steps to create two halves.
Flip a Tejo to see which team slides first.
First team throws the small target into the far half.
First team slides one Tejo toward the Tejín.
Teams alternate turns until all Tejous are thrown.
Knock opposing Tejous away to defend your position.
1 point for every Tejo closer than the opponent's best.
Start the next round from the opposite end.
First team to 15 points wins the match.
"Wet sand is fast. Dry sand is slow. Use the 'Landing Zone'—aim to hit the ground 2 steps in front of you for a smooth glide."
"Don't just aim for the Tejín. If your opponent is sitting on a point, knock 'em out. A good Clack is worth two points."
"Too close to call? Use the Loop rope to measure from the Tejín to the Tejo. The rope doesn't lie."