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Blood & Guts Dojo
True Story of Debauchery, Drug Smuggling and Double Fist Punches
By: John Graden
Narrated by: John Graden
Length: 4 hrs and 8 mins

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Summary

This book has all the ingredients of an exciting action film because it's a highly entertaining coming-of-age martial arts memoir about a karate-crazed teen who discovers that his martial arts heroes are deep into drug, drinking, and debauchery.

John Graden joined the Florida Karate Academy at the height of the Bruce Lee Kung Fu Boom in the 1970s.

Within a decade, he became a protégé of the legendary Joe Lewis, twice voted as the greatest karate fighter of all time.

With humor and unflinching honesty, this story is a pause-resister.