Karate Keith: Splitting Boards
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Karate Keith: Splitting Boards
Narrated by:
Trevor O'Hare
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Narrated by:
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Trevor O'Hare
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By:
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Takeyon Foreman
About this listen
Splitting Boards
Keith knows that karate requires a lot of practice and self-control.
Sometimes martial artists get hurt, but that’s a part of the game....
Sensei has decided it’s time for Keith to take things to the next level.
He needs to learn how to split boards!
This seems like a challenge to Keith. He had seen other kids try it and get injured, so he is a little nervous.
“Are you ready?” Sensei asks Keith.
Keith takes a deep breath and braces himself.
He might not succeed immediately, but he will practice until he does!
©2021 Takeyon Foreman (P)2021 Takeyon Foreman
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