KL Barbarians going places


The KL Barbarians women’s team in lanes Four and Six at Penang International Dragon Boat Festival last December.

THE KL Barbarians Dragon Boat team has been keeping busy since the start of the year despite it being its off season, thanks to the positive response to its introductory workshops for the past four weeks.

As a self-sustaining open dragon boat team with no permanent financial backing, this is good news for KL Barbarians as the team is supported through its own members and corporate sponsorships.

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