The national finals conclude in Las Vegas as the remaining ninjas compete in Stages 3 and 4 for their chance to win $1 million and become the next American Ninja Warrior.
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Competitors tackle new obstacles called the Big Dipper, Stretch Hold and Floating Tiles Meagan Martin returns.
Former professional football player Brendon Ayanbadejo and Seattle Seahawks punter Jon Ryan tackle the obstacle course alongside returning competitors.
Top finishers from the regional finals tackle the stage one of the four stage finals course in Las Vegas.
Competitors face stage one of the finals course in Las Vegas.
Competitors face stage one of the finals course in Las Vegas.
Top competitors from the Miami qualifier face the finals course, which includes Salmon Ladder, Floating Stairs, Mine Field and Spider Climb.
Competitors face the finals course in St. Louis.
Competitors tackle the Dallas finals course which includes the Salmon Ladder, Pole Grasper and Swinging Frames.
Competitors face the finals course in Venice, Calif.
The qualifying rounds come to a conclusion in Denver new obstacles include the Cat Grab and Doorknob Grasper.
Competitors face 10 obstacles in the qualifying round in Venice Beach, Calif.
Counting down the most exciting moments in the series.
Finals from Las Vegas.
The athletes advance to Stage Two of the finals in Las Vegas.
The third round of athletes compete in the finals in Las Vegas.
Finals from Las Vegas.
Finals from Las Vegas.
Competitors return to Baltimore to face obstacles that include Rumbling Dice and Body Prop.
In the second half of the Venice Finals, only the top finalist will continue to move on to Vegas the first female to compete in the Venice semi-finals, Jessie Graff hopes that her stuntwoman skills will lead her to Vegas.
The Venice finals see the return of The Salmon Ladder, as well as new obstacles Rope Maze, the Cliffhanger, and Spider Climb.
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