Sticklicking is alive and well in Barbados, it appears.
The good old Barbadian tradition was brought back to life over the weekend, when the DBSS Sticlicking and Martial Arts Schools inducted seven newcomers into their midst after a special grading ceremony at the headquarters of the National Union of Public Workers, Dalkeith, St Michael.
The ceremony also included the certification of two female students.
Here, Rodney Carrington (left) dodging a stick lash from Mark Brewster during their demonstration. (BA)
Sticking out for the art form
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