yeah, I figured. A buddy of mine competes at a pro level in strongman competitions. He has apparatus for all of the events stored in the school gym where he coaches.
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yeah, I figured. A buddy of mine competes at a pro level in strongman competitions. He has apparatus for all of the events stored in the school gym where he coaches.
That looks really fun I want a gym like that.
I used to watch ninja warrior, they had some good stuff on there. Japanese def. have some strange shows, but this one was actually pretty tame and they have had americans on there as well. You can catch it on G4.
Those guys need to work on their internal training more, LOL !
I love that show. I was going to audition to be on it in 2007 before it got all mainstream and there were no American tryouts, but I ended up getting sick and not making a video.
I was just going to send a video of me being awesome to their studio in Japan. I think I would've gotten accepted. They love Americans :)
Now it's super hard to get on. There are tryouts with 100s of people just for a few American slots.
Btw, new episodes in August.
I know, I know, you were all too busy posting here and ordering stuff from MartialArtsMart.com
American Ninja Warrior Try-outs!
This show is really good, been watching it for a while now. A lot better than some of the stuff on the box. There is another cool Japanese obstacle course show on G4 that I don't recall the name of but when I saw it the contestants were stilt walking through a pretty crazy setup. Came on right around the time NW was on.
Who is trying out this week May 16-17 in Venice Beach, CA for American Ninja Warrior?
I vote for Gene.
get me a plane ticket and im there! :p
...and by show, I mean the Emmys.
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'American Ninja Warrior's' Jessie Graff kicks butt on the Emmys red carpet
Erin Jensen, USA TODAY 12:25 a.m. EDT September 19, 2016
'American Ninja Warrior' star Jessie Graff thinks she can get to the top of Mt. Midoriyama within three years.
Standing with your legs crossed has been done. So has the peek over the shoulder.
Supergirl stuntwoman Jessie Graff, who has appeared multiple times on American Ninja Warrior and was the first woman to conquer the new 14.5 foot Warped Wall in the Los Angeles qualifiers, breathed new life into red-carpet posing with this high kick.
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Fierce. (Photo: Jeff Kravitz, FilmMagic)
Graff swapped her Wonder Woman costume for this red flowy ensemble with a plunging neckline, which allowed her to show off her long lines in this graceful pose.
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If you need us, we'll be practicing this. (Photo: Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY)
In a chat with USA TODAY, Graff said she wanted to be a testament to the strength of women.
"My first year doing Ninja Warrior, I didn’t really know what it was about," she confessed. "After that, when so many people were like, 'I didn’t know women could do that,' I thought, 'Then, we better show you."
That lady is freaking amazing.
If she would take the time and learn some rock climbing, she would rule that show.