Ten ninja families compete relay-style on a six-obstacle course in teams consisting of three family members the top four teams face off in a Power Tower tournament, but only one family will be crowned American Ninja Warrior Family Champions.
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People from the Southwest compete for a chance at the world's most difficult obstacle course.
Ninja couples compete relay-style on an extreme obstacle course in teams of two with one being crowned the next American Ninja Warrior Couples Champion.
Twelve elite female competitors battle across two daunting courses, and the top four advance to race head to head on the Power Tower the winner takes home $50,000.
The national finals conclude in Las Vegas as the remaining competitors move on to stages 3 and 4 for their chance to win $1 million and become the next American Ninja Warrior.
The finals continue in Las Vegas, where the ninjas face super-sized obstacles in Stages 1 and 2 in timed runs the ninjas who advance to Stage 2 must complete a six-obstacle course, including new obstacle Hornet's Nest, to advance to Stage 3.
The semifinals continue in Los Angeles where the competing ninjas face up to 10 challenging obstacles, including new obstacles Hopscotch and Box Office the two fastest ninjas will face off on the Power Tower for a Safety Pass.
The semifinals begin in Los Angeles, where the competing ninjas face up to 10 challenging obstacles, including, for the first time, Kaleidoscope, Ghost Town and Spin Zone the two fastest ninjas will face off on the Power Tower for a Safety Pass.
The qualifying rounds conclude in San Antonio with ninjas from across the country taking on the world's most challenging obstacle course competitors as young as 15 take on seasoned veterans in this first round of competition from the Alamodome.
The qualifying rounds continue in San Antonio, where Minions have taken over the course and brought the new obstacle Despicaballs other new obstacles include Shattered Panes and Final Frontier in addition to the iconic Warped Wall.
Ten ninja families compete relay-style on a six-obstacle course in teams consisting of three family members the top four teams face off in a Power Tower tournament, but only one family will be crowned American Ninja Warrior Family Champions.
Fan favorites compete in the wildest head-to-head ANW competition ever iconic obstacles get super-sized -- some as high as 80 feet -- as all-star ninjas face off on challenges including the Big Dipper, Spring Forward and the first-ever Cat Grab.
Twelve elite female competitors battle across two daunting courses the top 4 finishers advance to race head-to-head on the Power Tower, with the winner taking home $50,000 and becoming the second American Ninja Warrior Women's Champion.
The national finals conclude in Las Vegas as the remaining competitors move on to Stage 2 and beyond for their chance to win $1 million and become the next American Ninja Warrior.
The finals continue in Las Vegas, where the competitors face up to eight supersized obstacles on Stage 1, including Split Decision, where the ninjas much choose between an upper body obstacle or a balance obstacle, in hopes of advancing to Stage 2.
The semifinals continue as competitors face up to 10 obstacles, including the new obstacle Padlock for Split Decision, the ninjas must choose between an upper-body and balance obstacle the top two runs of the night face off on the Power Tower.
The semifinals begin in Los Angeles, where the competing ninjas will face up to 10 challenging obstacles, including new obstacles Wall-to-Wall and the Inverter the top two runs of the night will face off in the Power Tower.
The qualifiers come to a close at the Tacoma Dome with a new generation of ninjas facing up to six challenging obstacles, including new obstacle Tilt A Whirl in addition to the iconic Warped Wall.
The qualifiers continue at the Tacoma Dome with a new generation of ninjas facing up to six challenging obstacles, including new obstacle Double Down in addition to the iconic Warped Wall.
Drew Drechsel, Jesse Labreck, Mathis "The Kid" Owhadi, Najee Richardson and Barclay Stockett represent Team USA against top athletes from Europe and Australia in a battle for worldwide ninja domination.
Drew Drechsel, Jesse Labreck, Mathis "The Kid" Owhadi, Najee Richardson and Barclay Stockett represent Team USA against top athletes from Europe and Australia in a battle for worldwide ninja domination.
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