This study aims to document and preserve the traditional "Bolibongkingking" beat of Loboc, Bohol, through rhythmic notation and analysis of its tempo and time signature. As an essential component of the cultural identity of the Loboc community, this musical tradition plays a significant role in local festivities and religious ceremonies. However, limited scholarly documentation exists on its musical structure, making preservation efforts imperative. Utilizing a descriptive-qualitative approach, this study employed participant observation and structured interviews with local musicians to document and analyze the "Bolibongkingking" beat. Findings reveal specific rhythmic patterns, tempo variations, and time signatures that define the beat. The analysis highlights its percussive foundation, syncopation, and distinctive tempo, underscoring its unique role in the region’s cultural heritage. By preserving this rhythmic tradition, the study contributes to the broader discourse on Philippine ethnomusicology, fostering efforts to safeguard and promote traditional music for future generations.