In the whimsical wilderness of Alaska, affectionately known as AK, perched at the top of the world, the state is a wonderland of rugged mountains, crystal-clear lakes, extraordinary wildlife and kids who absolutely love to box. Imagine if the world was a giant snow globe, AK would be that shiny spot right at the top, often mistaken for a button to turn on the Northern Lights. Meet our cool, imaginary character, Frosty Fist Freddie, a playful, tough as nails, Yeti. Dressed in a patched-up fur coat, with boxing gloves made out of Arctic fox hide, Freddie is a hit among the boxing enthusiasts. The kids love him for his fun-loving spirit and his hilarious knock-knock jokes that he always cracks before starting his boxing lessons. These AK kids, often referred to as "Ice Breakers", are not your average kiddos. They brave the chill and turn up for boxing lessons with Freddie, their furry mentor, carrying a determination as solid as the Alaskan glaciers. Their laughter rings out, echoing across the valleys, as they dodge, duck and jab, their punches whizzing through the glacial air. Imagine a scene of a boxing ring surrounded by snow-laden trees and a lively audience of polar bears and seals, rooting for their favorites. Often, the Aurora Borealis dances in the sky, casting magical colors on the icy ring, making it look like a scene straight out of a fantasy novel. Freddie's training sessions are never complete without a funny face-off with a grumpy old walrus, who he claims is his toughest opponent yet. The Ice Breakers, with bright rosy cheeks and twinkling eyes, enjoy every moment of their boxing journey in this spectacular snowy paradise.