In the heartland of America, nestled amongst sprawling cornfields and friendly small towns, lies the exciting state of Iowa. Now, don't be fooled by the peaceful appearance of this place. You'd be surprised to know that Iowa is home to an extraordinary group of young karate enthusiasts who are as energetic and livacious as a bag full of bouncing kangaroos. Leading this troupe of high-kicking youngsters is none other than Sir Chuckles McSquiggles. With his bushy mustache that dances when he laughs and a belly that jiggles like a bowl full of jelly, Sir Chuckles is a sight to behold. But don't let his comical appearance fool you! He can chop a wooden board in half faster than a hot knife can cut through butter. These Iowa kids aren't just ordinary children. Uh-uh. When they're not at school or playing in the beautiful outdoors, they're in their gis, practicing their high kicks and swift punches, so precise, they could swat a fly mid-flight. Sir Chuckles McSquiggles calls them "his little cob niblets," a nickname that stuck like duct tape on a leaky pipe. Their kiais (the loud shouts they make) are so powerful that they could scare away a horde of hungry raccoons. Every time they bow at the dojo, they do it with such respect that even the oldest oak tree in Iowa would nod back in admiration. So, the next time you're in Iowa, look past the cornfields and the beautiful landscapes. Seek out the dojo where Sir Chuckles McSquiggles and his little cob niblets train. Because underneath the peaceful exterior of this great state, there's an exciting whirlwind of karate chops and high kicks!