Deep in the heartland of Texas, where cows roam larger than life, and the chili is so spicy it could melt a cowboy's boots, a unique group of kids are stirring up quite a dust storm. They aren't lassoing calves or riding bucking broncos, these Texan tykes are mastering the ancient martial art of Muay Thai! Meet their spirited leader, Tumbleweed Tim. He's a 10-foot tall jackrabbit with biceps as tough as cactus skin and a kick faster than a rattlesnake's strike. He wears a cowboy hat as wide as a wagon wheel and loves to munch on spicy chili tacos between training sessions. The kids think he's cooler than a snowcone on a hot Texan summer day. At sunrise, when the rooster's crow echoes across the prairies, Tumbleweed Tim and his Muay Thai mavericks start their day. They kick and punch, sweat and laugh, under the wide-open Texas sky. Their training is as tough as a longhorn's hide, but these kids are as determined as a bull charging at a red flag. These Muay Thai kids are as diverse as Texas itself. Some have cowpoke roots, others have their origins in the rich heritage of the Mexican vaqueros, and many from the bustling, cosmopolitan cities. Yet, when they're together, they become an unstoppable team, just like a herd of wild mustangs galloping across the Texan plains. Tumbleweed Tim always says, "In Muay Thai, it doesn't matter whether you're as small as a prairie dog or as big as a buffalo. All that matters is the size of your fighting spirit!" So, if you ever find yourself in Texas, watch out for these pint-sized Muay Thai masters – they're as fiery as Texas chili, y'all!