Just asking. I’ve been away from the NW community for a while, and I want to gauge people’s opinions on things to get a better sense of what direction the sport as a whole is moving in and whether or not people like it.

Personally, I prefer Sasuke to ANW for a few reasons, one being my hot take: I wish ANW had had a bloodbath tournament at some point. For ANW, even single-digit stage 1 clears would qualify as a bloodbath. It’s not much fun to watch live, but what it does is reset expectations in a way, and it fuels better storylines, which would hypothetically boost ratings. I think an easy way to do this would be to make time limits much stricter, but that’s just me. Again, it’s been years since I’ve participated in the community, so I could be way off-base on this.

paris, switzerland, milan

anyone familiar with ninja gyms in these towns/countries?
cross post with r/ANW, as well.

thanks, all!
cheers!

I used to be obsessed with watching them on G4 and Spike TV whenever they'd air them back in the day. Any information would be helpful!

Hello everyone! We're back with another video! Today, Evan talks about what kind of shows are out there besides Sasuke and ANW. While we love and appreciate SASUKE / ANW, the other shows deserve just as much love. Will there be a show that catches your eye? Watch and find out, and who knows, you might find a new favorite Ninja show! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPyctt8G-tI

SASUKE 42 has been announced. Applications are due July 28, meaning we'll probably have another December tournament.

In today's video, Evan and Kane get together to rank the most important international competitors of the ninja world! This will not include SASUKE or ANW, but every other Ninja show is on the table! Watch the video to see who they picked! Some of these you may not even have heard of before, so give it a watch to become more in the know! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUzUxlBIcZ4

Hello everyone, TSN is back with a new video! Evan decided to rank every tournament of Kunoichi (or Women of Ninja Warrior), watch to find out where he ranked your favorite tournament, and some of his takes might shock you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcQze1ioWFA

Honest Question here: Would there be any benefits to making thousands of fists in the different wrist angles during the day?

I’m thinking it’s good for building Hand endurance, and building the mind muscle connection to the hands through neurological adaptation.

Hello everyone! Today TSN returns with another video, today Evan is going to list 5 SASUKE obstacles that the course designers didn’t see the potential in. Some of the picks may surprise you! Be sure to check out the full video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhJcEwCt378

It’s been a few years since I watched Sasuke, I’ve kept in the loop somewhat but just simply would like to know when (or roughly when) Sasuke 42 will be

Why did they not renew the course after Morimoto’s Sasuke 38 Kanzenseiha?

Ladies and Gentlemen, we are back with the 3rd and final of our reviews for SASUKE 41 as Evan today gives his thoughts and opinions on the tournament be sure to check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edggm5Cfl4M

Is there a reddit I'm not seeing for parents who have kids in Ninja classes? How do I know if it's a good place... what should I be looking for? What skills should they be teaching or shouldn't? Correct form to prevent injury and all?

I had a way to watch it before on the Internet Archive, but it seems to have been taken down. Is there anywhere else the full series is archived? Whether its G4 or TBS' broadcast doesnt matter to me

I feel like we should do something to prevent them being taken down again, Like making a folder of all the shows on Mega so they cant be taken down by broadcasters

It's about time the first of the reviews are here Shane gives his thoughts on SASUKE 41 be sure to check it out!! https://youtu.be/YlwpPSNFElk

Where is the high quality SASUKE 2023 download link?

Hello, I just came back from holiday and want to watch Sasuke 41 without the clips, anyway I can watch the whole thing for free? Thanks

In less than 5 minutes TSN will be premiering it's Sportsman Doc which we have been working on for a very long time it will give an in-depth comprehensive history on everything related to the show please check it out we worked really hard on this and hope you all enjoy today. https://youtu.be/MW-NxIl5SXc

Kazuhiko Akiyama was able to clear the 15-meter rope climb with 6 seconds left on the 30-second clock. The ANW rope climb is 75 feet which equates to 22.86 meters. The time limit on ANW’s 75-foot rope climb is 30 seconds. Using his average climb rate, do you think Kazuhiko Akiyama would have achieved a kanzenseiha on the ANW tower with the same 30-second time limit? Competitors attempting the ANW final stage rope climb have to start in a standing position.

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Personally I've been out sick these days, so this SASUKE 41 update is a lil bit late

To avoid any sort of spoiler, I use the same screenshot I used for the previous post

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Lights out and away we go!

Dark gold: achieved kanzenseiha(s)

Light gold: has best result(s)

(Scoring System is described in my previous post)

If you have any questions, just ask (I speak Japanese, English, and a lil bit of Indonesian for good measure)

Google Spreadsheet version

Published version

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This competition ends up with the 40-foot plus rope climb. On two successive games, first competitor of 3 landed in water in Section 1.

Competitors 2 had to stand there for 10 seconds while second competitor #2 blazed on. In both cases, competitors 2 and 3 who were delayed did not come remotely close to closing the gap. Yawn. It could have been a 3 or 4 or 5 second delay, making for a competitive game. But No.

Another thing: the floating tiles -- nearly impossible to cover if you are not in the middle. Why not make two parallel even routes, so each player has equal opportunity if they arrive at same time?

Several competitors have ended in water after trying to run the tiles on the side because game designers unwisely decided to make this obstacle one cross at a time. Ninja courses and policies going downhill.

https://www.youtube.com/live/lbRuBPnQMjU?si=n0xYpFLwJxTUG4GO