The haka is an old war cry. People chant and stamp their feet. Warriors did it before battles to show their strength. The famous All Blacks rugby team started using it in 1905. The All Blacks now do ...

An adjudicator confirmed that 6,531 participants had performed the 'Ka Mate' haka, a rendition made famous by the All Blacks rugby team ... thighs and bellowed the chant following a rugby match ...

Here’s a short history of the long-held tradition of Māori haka. The traditional Māori performance of haka is a source of pride for all New Zealanders. It is performed all around the world, most ...

However, researchers found no differences between Maoris and non-Maoris. The haka is an old war cry. People chant and do an energetic dance. They stamp their feet. Warriors did it before battles to ...

The haka is surely best known nowadays because of New Zealand's All Blacks performing it before rugby matches. More than 6,000 people took part in the event, surpassing the previous record set a ...

A Guinness World Record adjudicator confirmed 6,531 participants had performed the Ka Mate haka, a rendition made famous by the All Blacks rugby ... and bellowed the chant following a rugby ...

An adjudicator confirmed 6,531 participants had performed the 'Ka Mate' haka, a rendition made famous by the All Blacks rugby team ... thighs and bellowed the chant following a rugby match ...

Veteran All Blacks scrum-half TJ Perenara leads the haka and rookie Test centre Billy Proctor. Veteran scrum-half TJ Perenara has named a surprise choice to take over the role as the All Blacks’ next ...