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'Ulu Maika is similar to bowling. The stones are often made by basalt or coral. The stones are rolled down a Kahoa, a course of flattened land 40-120 feet long. The point was to roll a stone between 2 stick pegs without hitting them. Also, sometimes, they would see who rolled it the farthest.
Pa'ani
What is the pa'ani?
-Mark off a course of flat land about 15 ft. in length
-Little children distance can be made shorter
-Place 2 wooden pegs in the ground (6 in. apart)
-Game stones rolled to aim in between the 2 wooden pegs
-Don't touch the pegs
'Ulu Maika is a pitching game that was played as part of the festivities of the Makahiki season. It's used to demonstrate a boy's strength and accuracy.