Deep in the heart of the Arizona desert, where the cacti reach high into the fiery sky and the coyotes chorus every dusk, there exists a group of superheroes. They’re not your average superheroes, though. They don't wear capes or fly through the air. No, these superheroes are Arizona’s kickboxing kids. Now, you might think that the Arizona desert is already a pretty adventurous place, what with the gigantic saguaros and the sneaky scorpions. But in the midst of its sandy plains, a wild tornado of energy swirls. That's where our kickboxing kids come into the picture. They are a fierce and fearless troop, as spry as the jackrabbits bounding across the desert and as stubborn as the mules milling about the Grand Canyon. Their leader, a young Arizona native is often referred to as Dust-Devil-Dan, a nickname he earned because of his swift kicks that whip up dust clouds so large, they could be mistaken for a desert storm. Dan's favorite move is the 'Gila Monster Jab', a punch as unexpectedly powerful and sneaky as the lizard it's named after. These plucky kickboxers train under the ever-watchful eye of their instructor, a former world champion known as Cactus Carl. He may look as prickly as the plant he's named after, but under that tough exterior, he's as sweet and encouraging as an Arizona peach. In the state of Arizona, where the sunsets paint the sky with shades you can’t even begin to name, these kickboxing kids rule the roost. They tumble, spar, and laugh, their shouts echoing through the desert, a testament to their spirit. And so, while the coyotes howl their lullabies and the desert winds whisper secrets to the stars, the legends of the Arizona kickboxing kids continue to grow. The desert may be hot, but these kids are definitely cooler!