Britain's first female jouster is battling it out in a series of competitions in Falmouth. Credit: ITV West Country
Here's one sport you won't find in the Olympics - jousting.
And Britain's first female competitor has been battling it out at Pendennis Castle in Falmouth.
Nicky Willis decided to don the armour herself after a decade spent training men in the medieval art.
Nicky is taking part in a series of jousts at Pendennis Castle in Falmouth. It's the first time that English Heritage, which maintains the castle, has invited women to joust against men.
Nicky rides under the colourful name of Lady Nicolette of St. Wreatham, and her and her fellow jousters try to make it as realistic as possible.
Nicky dressed as Lady Nicolette of St. Wreatham Credit: ITV West Country
But they take every safety precaution.
Despite the precautions, Nicky has had her fair share of injuries.
