Hidden smack in the middle of the United States is a place filled with rolling landscapes, vibrant cities, and a bunch of kids with quick feet and quicker wits—Ohio, or as our cool imaginary friend, Flip the Flamingo, likes to call it, "The Land of Oh-Wow-Do!" Flip, with his bright pink feathers and black belt in Taekwondo, is not your ordinary flamingo. He migrated from sunny Florida to Ohio for one reason only— to join the Ohioan Taekwondo kids, a group of youngsters known for their legendary kicking skills and their ability to break wooden boards with just a chop of their hands – Chop! Chop! But don't be fooled; these kids aren't all about chops and kicks. They also have the goofiest of laughs and the heartiest of spirits. They tumble, they fall, but they always bounce back up, much like Flip who often trips over his long, spindly legs but always manages to land back on his feet, albeit in the most comical manner. Flip and his Ohioan buddies roar with laughter as they practice their high kicks, spinning kicks, and, of course, their favorite—the flamingo kick! Because in Ohio, Taekwondo is more than just a martial art; it's a way of life! It's about friendship, resilience, and having loads of fun. So, if you ever find yourself in the Land of Oh-Wow-Do, don't forget to look for a pink flamingo practicing his kicks with a bunch of kids. Join them, have fun, and remember, in Ohio, the key to a great Taekwondo kick is a great big smile!