Once upon a time, in the wide open plains of Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the range and buffalos used to play hide-and-seek with the tumbleweeds, a group of lively kids were engaged in an exciting activity. They were practicing Hapkido, a dynamic martial art that would make even the bravest cowboy tip his hat in respect. You'd hardly believe it, but these spry little Okies were turning somersaults, twisting their bodies like pretzels, and flying through the air like a corn dog shot out of a cannon at the state fair. Overseeing this whirlwind of action was their fearless leader, Chuckles the Chuckling Chinchilla. Now, Chuckles wasn't an ordinary chinchilla. He was about as tall as a basketball hoop, wore a cowboy hat, and of course, he had a laugh that could tickle the feathers off a chicken. Chuckles was an expert in Hapkido, having learned it from a wise old armadillo who could perform a spinning kick before you could say 'pecan pie'. Chuckles used his comical, yet masterful ways to teach these kids not only how to grapple and strike like mini martial arts masters but also the importance of discipline, respect, and good old Okie grit. His big, tiny-eyed, chortling face was the last thing they saw before he flipped them over his back, and the first thing they saw when they landed, laughing and gasping for breath. Every day was a new adventure for these Hapkido kids of Oklahoma, with Chuckles leading the way, proving that in the Sooner State, you're never too young, or too furry, to learn something new and have a barrel of laughs while doing it!