In the charming and verdant state of Maryland, known for its blue crabs and historic sailing ships, there's a group of kids who are secretly superheroes. You wouldn't know it to look at them. They seem so ordinary with their backpacks and their homework, their untied shoelaces and cereal-milk mustaches. But when it's time for Jiu-Jitsu, they transform into pint-sized powerhouses, ready to rumble. Their leader is a delightful, yet somewhat mischievous character named Jitsu Joe. Joe is not your average Joe. In fact, he's a giant blue crab with six-pack abs and a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu. Yes, you heard it right, a Jiu-Jitsu practicing crab! He teaches the kids all the Jiu-Jitsu moves, like the "Crab Crawl Sweep," and the "Claw Clamp Hold." Always cracking crab jokes, he loves to say things like, "You have to feel the shell within yourself to conquer your opponent," which leaves the kids giggling and rolling on the mat. These Maryland kids, fondly known as the "Jitsu Juniors," are the coolest crew around. From Annapolis to Baltimore, they're famous for their swift moves, teamwork, and hilarious crab walks, all thanks to Jitsu Joe's unique training. They train in the shadow of the Chesapeake Bay, gaining strength from the ebb and flow of the mighty waterway, just like their hero, Jitsu Joe. In the end, these Jiu-Jitsu practicing, crab-walking, Maryland-loving kids aren't just learning martial arts, they're also becoming the best versions of themselves, all while laughing and having the time of their lives. And that's the real magic of the Jitsu Juniors and their crabtivating coach, Jitsu Joe.