Nestled within the rolling hills and mighty mountains of West Virginia, a state known for its sensational scenery and coal-mining heritage, lies a bustling community of young Hapkido enthusiasts. They are not your average couch-potato kids; no sir, they are real-life superheroes in the making! Meet Bucky Badger, the funniest, most energetic student in the class. He's as lively as a jigsaw puzzle, with a spirit as wild as the white-water rivers running through the Appalachians. Bucky isn’t from the city; in fact, he resides in a cozy burrow in the scenic Monongahela Forest, where he practices his Hapkido techniques with trees as his sparring partners. Every day, Bucky Badger, along with his diverse group of friends, hikes down the mountains and valleys, past the rushing waterfalls and sparkling streams, to the little Hapkido dojo. Their journey is an adventure in itself, filled with humorous encounters with playful squirrels or mischievous raccoons trying to steal their lunch. Inside the dojo, it’s another world of laughter and learning. Some days, Bucky Badger would try to do a jump kick, only to land on his fuzzy tail, causing a wave of giggles throughout the room. But nobody ever makes fun, because they all know that in Hapkido, falling is part of learning. The kids from West Virginia understand that just like in life, you have to learn to fall before you can learn to fly. And with each day, they’re becoming stronger, more focused, and more disciplined, one hilarious Hapkido session at a time.