It’s not just about speed to burn at the National Stadium these days.
Hand to eye coordination and acute skills count as well.
That was seen during the annual track and field championships of the Luther Thorne Memorial School yesterday, where the bean and bag race turned into one of the day’s most exciting events.
What made it more interesting was that the bag was replaced by a good old-fashioned Bajan bucket.
Here, Amani Small (right) balancing his bucket perfectly and finishing strong to beat Aiden Holligan in yesterday’s bean and bag race.
(Picture by Kenmore Bynoe.)
Small puts it in the bag
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