Balance & Coordination in American Ninja Warrior Training

2. If you want to become the next American ninja warrior, then you know full well the amount of preparation it will take to be ready to compete in the event. The courses in the American Ninja Warrior series, feature incredibly difficult obstacles that test your strength and determination, with each obstacle course increasing in difficulty from round to round. To qualify and compete in the series, it takes an immense amount of strength, grit, coordination, balance, mental toughness, and more. Many seasoned athletes can’t even make it past the qualifying round. However, the few that do, often have spent many years getting their bodies in shape and preparing through similar activities like gymnastics and parkour. Yet, it can still be tough to simulate the obstacles that the American Ninja Warrior series comes up with for each of its courses. That’s why some have even gone on to build their own structures to best mimic the course. At Simplified Building, American ninja warrior training we have been in business for over 10 years now. In that time, we have seen all sorts of people use our Kee Klamp fittings to build

3. intense obstacles and other physical structures. Many parkour gyms, and even obstacle courses such as the Spartan Race and Men’s Fitness Ultimate Athlete Games, have used Kee Klamp to build their own obstacles. In this article, we’ll highlight a few structures, made with Kee Klamp, that can be built to create your own American ninja warrior training Course in order to fully prepare for the event. Each of the obstacles have been used in similar courses or training and can be built on your own using Kee Klamp fittings and pipe. We’ll seperate each of the structures into categories and try to showcase past stuctures that best mimic those seen on American Ninja Warrior. So let’s take a look:

4. The American ninja warrior training course often starts off by putting contestants through an obstacle that tests their coordination and balance. The most popular of these is the Quad Steps: The quad steps have contestants bounce from one platform to another in a zig zag pattern. This tests the contestant’s balance and coordination. The obstacle below was built by Adventure Fit, a company that puts together obstacles for the Ultimate Athlete Games. The obstacle is similar to the quad steps featured in the American Ninja Warrior obstacle course. The frame is built using Kee Klamp fittings and pipe, while wood is attached to the frame to create the platforms that the participants have to move along. It uses a simple “A” frame design that ensures the structure is safe and secure, even with people running across it.