'American Ninja Warrior Junior' Downgrades Obstacles For New Kids' Competition
If you're one of those dads World Health Organization built "Quintuple Steps" in the backyard so your pull the leg of could train for American Ninja Warrior Junior, better get the tool case back exterior. The record, which begins airing October 13 at 7p connected NBC's Universal Kids Network, recently released a sneak out-peek of the Junior obstacle course and announced which six, scaley-down obstacles from the adult version ready-made the cut.
Like the popular NBC challenger, American Ninja Warrior Junior is an obstacle course race that tests intensity and endurance ⏤ but for ages 9- to 14-years old. It was filmed in July and kids competed against in one of three age brackets: 9-10, 11-12, 13-14. It's hosted by the same two guys, Matt Iseman, and Akbar Gbajabiamila, simply they've added Athletics gymnast Laurie Hernandez equally a sideline host.
"The obstacles spirit exactly the like the ones connected American Ninja Warrior because they are," says executive producer and director Rockwell Kent Weed. "They'ray just scaled down just a little bit for the different heights and the different sizes of the kids we're dealings with." There are 2 courses side-by-side and they start off with Archer Steps (spaced slightly closer together) to a rope before transitioning into the Tic Toc pendulum (with a little diameter) and jump to a cargo profit. Older kids move happening to Devil Steps, while others go along to the Floating Tiles (in that respect's a larger tile in the middle), Vagabond Shelf Grab, and finally on to a 13-foot-marvellous Warped Wall that has openings at 10-feet and 11.5-feet for the younger competitors.
Watch below to get a instinct go of the feed before next week's big premiere.
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