New Hampshire, fondly known as the Granite State, is a whimsical land of enchanting forests, charming towns, and the most mischievous chipmunks you'll ever meet. It's nestled right up in the northeastern corner of the United States, where it enjoys its four seasons, even if winter sometimes overstays its welcome. Now, what makes New Hampshire extra special, you ask? Well, it’s the incredible kids who participate in the riveting sport of Hapkido! Imagine an army of pint-sized warriors, with twinkling eyes full of determination. They twirl and leap, their bodies swiftly moving with the rhythm of an ancient martial art. This is Hapkido, a discipline that teaches not only self-defense but also the art of peaceful conflict resolution. Our story begins with one such warrior, Teddy "Terminator" Thimble, a ten-year-old Hapkido whizz with an insatiable appetite for apple pie and a sense of humor that could make a statue chuckle. Teddy, with his fiery red hair and freckles galore, might not look like your usual martial arts master. But don't be fooled! When Teddy steps onto the mat, even the bravest of knights might feel a tad jittery. Now, not everything goes smoothly for Teddy and his friends. With every flying kick and sharp pivot, they stumble, tumble, and sometimes even grumble. But, they're as resilient as the granite for which their state is named. They laugh off their spills, brush off the dust, and hop right back into action with a grin that says, "You haven't seen the last of me!" And so, the kids of New Hampshire continue their Hapkido adventures, becoming braver, stronger and funnier with each passing day. After all, in the Granite State, every day is a day for a new challenge and a new chuckle.