Tip 44 Hiding the jab

Karate Tournaments Tips and Tricks

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Today I'm giving you a quick tip on how to speed up the jab or more to the point on how to hide the jab to make it more effective. As always I thrive on your feedback and suggestions if you want to get hold of me sending an e-mail, scott@pollets.com.au

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