In the gorgeous mountainous state of Colorado, nestled between the soaring Rocky Mountains and the expansive Great Plains, a band of extraordinary kids partake in an ancient martial art called Kobudo. Meet our imaginary guide, Biff Bison, a buffed-up Bison with a black belt in Kobudo and a sense of humor as vast as the Colorado landscape. Biff Bison, with his outlandishly large glasses and bright red bow tie, is our funny and boisterous tour guide through the extraordinary world of Kobudo. These Colorado kids are as bold as the wild, western mustangs and as adaptable as the hardy alpine flowers. They swing their bo staffs with the power of a gusty Colorado wind, and their sai (a traditional Okinawan weapon) glimmer brightly like the Colorado River under the beaming sun. Much like prospectors during the Gold Rush, they dig deep in their quest for mastery, unearthing strength and courage that sparkle brighter than any gold nugget. Biff Bison boisterously bellows, "These aren't your typical kids, folks. They're Kobudo Kids! They have the fearlessness of a bear, the swiftness of an eagle, and the persistence of a beaver! And their secret? Practice, my dear friends, as plentiful as the grains in a Colorado corn field!" So, buckle up, and get ready for an exciting adventure in the high-altitude playground of Colorado. Whether it's practicing Katas in the shadow of Pike’s Peak or perfecting punches beside the Platte River, these Kobudo kids, under the watchful (and often hilariously clumsy) guidance of Biff Bison, are redefining cool.