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Karate Keith: Two Finger Strike
- Narrated by: Trevor O'Hare
- Length: 4 mins
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Karate Keith: Two Finger Strike
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Trevor O'Hare
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Publisher's Summary
Keith has already received his yellow belt and will soon be getting his orange belt.
It’s time for him to learn some new moves!
As he’s trying to learn a move that he read about on his own, Sensei steps onto the tatami mat.
Today, he is going to teach them a new move called the two-finger strike!
Keith is really excited. He had no idea they would learn this in class!
This is an awesome move. You can strike a person with two fingers, hit a specific nerve, and make them freeze in place!
He has to master the two-finger strike!
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