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The Final four teams, made up of the best ninja athletes, will battle on the side by side course, and one will be crowned Ninja vs Ninja Champion.
Ninja vs. Ninja
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The Final four teams, made up of the best ninja athletes, will battle on the side by side course, and one will be crowned Ninja vs Ninja Champion.
Four teams battle for one of the spots in the finals.
Four teams made up of ninja superstars will battle for one spot in the Ninja vs Ninja Championship.
The Playoffs begin as four teams, made up of top ninja athletes, battle for one spot in the Finals
Non-winning teams from the qualifying rounds compete for a wild-card spot in the next round.
Non-winning teams from the qualifying rounds compete for a wild-card spot in the next round.
"Superhero" Jamie Rahn and "The Papal Ninja" Sean Bryan lead their teams into battle on a challenging two-lane obstacle course.
Travis Rosen and "The Phoenix" Najee Richardson join other ninja stars racing on the side-by-side obstacle course.
Top ninja athletes Daniel Gil and Kevin Bull captain their teams in this side-by-side obstacle course competition.
Ninja legends Brent Steffensen and Michelle Warnky join other superstar athletes racing on the side-by-side obstacle course.
Grant "The Island Ninja" McCartney and other popular Ninja athletes race side by side on a double obstacle course.
Four teams of Ninja superstars battle on the side by side course, including top climber Ian Dory and David "The Godfather" Campbell.
A team made up of U.S. Olympians takes on the course, along with top female competitor Barclay Stockett.
The Cowboy Ninja Lance Pekus and Jesse "Flex" Labreck lead their teams on the side-by-side course.
Featuring ninja superstars Meagan Martin and Flip Rodriguez.
The second season of Team American Ninja Warrior premiered on USA Network on April 18, 2017, with the season finale airing June 27, 2017. There were 28 teams; unlike season 1, in which only one team was captained by a woman, season 2 featured 3 teams captained by women. The season ended with Storm Team, led by Joe Moravsky, being crowned as the new champions, with Travis Rosen's Team TNT finishing runner-up for the second year in a row.
The second season of Team American Ninja Warrior premiered on USA Network on April 18, 2017, with the season finale airing June 27, 2017. There were 28 teams; unlike season 1, in which only one team was captained by a woman, season 2 featured 3 teams captained by women. The season ended with Storm Team, led by Joe Moravsky, being crowned as the new champions, with Travis Rosen's Team TNT finishing runner-up for the second year in a row.
The first season of American Team Ninja Warrior occurred in the 2015-2016 TV season. The season was taped from October 21–23, 2015, in Long Beach, California. Of the competing teams, only one team was captained by a woman, that of Jessie Graff's, the "G-Force". Premiering on January 19, 2016, the season consisted of eight, hour-long episodes, exclusively on Esquire Network. The season ended with "Party Time", consisting of members Brian Arnold, Jake Murray, and Jennifer Tavernier crowned Team Ninja Warrior Champions, winning over "TNT", which included members Travis Rosen, Adam Arnold, and Joyce Shahboz.
The first season of American Team Ninja Warrior occurred in the 2015-2016 TV season. The season was taped from October 21–23, 2015, in Long Beach, California. Of the competing teams, only one team was captained by a woman, that of Jessie Graff's, the "G-Force". Premiering on January 19, 2016, the season consisted of eight, hour-long episodes, exclusively on Esquire Network. The season ended with "Party Time", consisting of members Brian Arnold, Jake Murray, and Jennifer Tavernier crowned Team Ninja Warrior Champions, winning over "TNT", which included members Travis Rosen, Adam Arnold, and Joyce Shahboz.
The Final four teams, made up of the best ninja athletes, will battle on the side by side course, and one will be crowned Ninja vs Ninja Champion.
It's the last chance to make the Finals, and four top teams, led by ninja superstars, will battle on the side by side course.
In Playoffs Episode 3 of Ninja Vs. Ninja, Party Time, Tri-Hards, Hashtag Ninjas, and the Lizard Kings fought it out.
Four teams made up of ninja superstars will battle for one spot in the Ninja vs Ninja Championship.
The Playoffs begin as four teams, made up of top ninja athletes, battle for one spot in the Finals.
It's the last chance for teams of ninja superstars to earn a spot in the playoffs and a shot at the Ninja vs Ninja Championship.
Top teams of superstar ninja athletes try to earn a spot in the Playoffs and the Ninja vs Ninja championship.
"Superhero" Jamie Rahn and "The Papal Ninja" Sean Bryan lead their teams into battle on a challenging two-lane obstacle course.
Travis Rosen and "The Phoenix" Najee Richardson join other ninja stars racing on the side-by-side obstacle course.
Top ninja athletes Daniel Gil and Kevin Bull captain their teams in this side-by-side obstacle course competition.
Ninja superstars Brian Arnold, Drew Drechsel, Jamie Rahn, and Abel Gonzalez lead their teams in this final qualifying episode, with the winner moving on to the Series Finals.
Top Ninjas Geoff Britten, Elet Hall and Michelle Warnky are a few of the stars competing in the fifth qualifying week.
Flip Rodriguez, and "the Cowboy Ninja", Lance Pekus lead two of the top teams in the fourth week of competition. Another strong group of ninja superstars competes in the fourth qualifying episode - led by Flip Rodriguez and his "Team Ronin". Lance Pekus is captain of "The Wild Bunch". Noah Kaufmann leads "The Think Tank", and Karson Voiles' team is called "Karsonic Boom".
The third qualifying episode features Brent Steffensen and Kacy Catanzaro on Team Alpha. Other captains are Kevin Bull, leading The Expendabulls, plus Ryan Stratis and his team, Stratisfaction, along with Tremayne Dortch, and the Tre Amigoz.
In the second week of competition, David Campbell's NorCal Ninjas take on a powerhouse team featuring Ian Dory and Meagan Martin.
Past "Warrior" competitors race head-to-head on the mother of all obstacle courses.
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