American Ninja Warrior 2 was the second season of American Ninja Warrior, which was served as the American qualifiers for SASUKE 26. For this season, Matt Iseman replaced Blair Herter as the host, Jimmy Smith became the co-host, and Alison Haislip returned on her second season as the sideline reporter instead of the co-host. The season premiered on December 8th, 2010.
During the taping of qualifying and semifinal (both in Venice Beach), three top SASUKE competitors were invited by G4 as special guests and signed autographs to the fans:
- SASUKE 17 champion Nagano Makoto,
- SASUKE 24 champion Urushihara Yuuji, and
- SASUKE 24 finalist Okuyama Yoshiyuki.
All of them also attempted the qualifying course, with both Urushihara Yuuji and Okuyama Yoshiyuki could complete the course, while Nagano Makoto failed at the Jumping Bars.
Qualifying
In the Qualifying round, competitors must complete 6 obstacles and hit the buzzer at the very end of the course. They had no time limit to do so. The 30 fastest competitors who could complete the course will advance to the Semifinal round. If fewer than 30 competitors completed the course, the competitors who advanced the furthest and fastest would advance to the Semifinal.
Obstacles
① ^Quad Steps
② Rope Swing
③ ^Bridge of Blades
④ Spider Jump
⑤ Jumping Bars
⑥ Warped Wall
^ - New Obstacle
Results
Place | Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
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1st | Trevor Vaughn | Student | Clear (0:39.05) | |
2nd | David Money | Beef Jerky Maker | Clear (0:40.52) | |
3rd | Travis Furlanic | Pizza Maker | Clear (0:40.65) | |
4th | Brian Orosco | Freerunner | Clear (0:41.23) | |
5th | Levi Meeuwenberg | Freerunner | Clear (0:42.92) | |
6th | Ryan Cousins | 3D Artist | Clear (0:43.86) | |
7th | Paul Kasemir | Software Engineer | Clear (0:44.77) | Digest. |
8th | William Spencer | Stuntman | Clear (0:45.75) | |
9th | Travis Rosen | Clear (0:46.73) | Digest. | |
10th | Chris Wilczewski | Clear (0:48.72) | Digest. | |
11th | Evan Dollard | Project Manager | Clear (0:49.37) | Digest. |
12th | Sean Morris | Limousine Driver | Clear (0:49.76) | |
13th | Rich King | Stuntman | Clear (0:49.98) | Digest. |
14th | Caine Sinclair | Stuntman | Clear (0:50.62) | |
15th | Ryan Rachall | College Student | Clear (0:50.69) | Digest. |
16th | Patrick Cusic | Gymnastics Instructor | Clear (0:51.62) | |
17th | David Campbell | Musician | Clear (0:52.45) | |
18th | Dorian Cedars | Entrepreneur | Clear (0:52.87) | |
19th | Shane Daniels | Stuntman | Clear (0:55.07) | |
20th | Adam Laplante | Cook | Clear (0:56.43) | |
21st | Andrew Taber | Clear (0:56.50) | Digest. | |
22nd | Adam Truesdell | IT Consultant | Clear (0:57.62) | Digest. |
23rd | Austin Greene | Clear (0:57.96) | Digest. | |
24th | Ibrahim Peek | Engineering Student | Clear (0:57.98) | |
25th | Ryan Stratis | Army National Guard | Clear (0:58.56) | |
26th | Lorin Ball | Gymnastics Coach | Clear (0:59.74) | Digest. |
27th | Brent Steffensen | Stuntman | Clear (1:02.74) | |
28th | Christopher Geis | Rock Climber | Clear (1:03.60) | Digest. |
29th | Thomas Hall | Swim Instructor | Clear (1:04.67) | |
30th | Andrew Karsen | Former Detroit Piston Cheerleader | Clear (1:06.02) | Digest. |
Semifinal
In the Semifinal round, the 30 Semifinalists would face 9 obstacles, the first 6 of which were identical to the Qualifiers. They had no time limit to complete the course. The 15 competitors who could clear the course with the fastest times would advance to the Boot Camp finals. If fewer than 15 competitors could clear the course, the competitors who advanced the furthest and fastest would advance to Boot Camp finals.
Obstacles
① Quad Steps
② Rope Swing
③ Bridge of Blades
④ Spider Jump
⑤ Jumping Bars
⑥ Warped Wall
⑦ ^Salmon Ladder
⑧ ^Circle Slider
⑨ Cargo Net
^ - New Obstacle
Results
Place | Qualifying Place | Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1st | 3rd | Travis Furlanic | Pizza Maker | Clear (1:43.45) | |
2nd | 5th | Levi Meeuwenberg | Freerunner | Clear (1:43.88) | |
3rd | 22nd | Adam Truesdell | IT Consultant | Clear (1:50.86) | |
4th | 7th | Paul Kasemir | Software Engineer | Clear (1:57.27) | Digest. |
5th | 17th | David Campbell | Musician | Clear (2:00.24) | Digest. |
6th | 6th | Ryan Cousins | 3D Artist | Clear (2:08.61) | Digest. |
7th | 13th | Rich King | Stuntman | Clear (2:11.86) | |
8th | 11th | Evan Dollard | Project Manager | Clear (2:16.81) | Digest. |
9th | 18th | Dorian Cedars | Entrepreneur | Clear (2:21.52) | Digest. |
10th | 20th | Adam Laplante | Cook | Clear (2:42.74) | Digest. |
11th | 4th | Brian Orosco | Freerunner | 8. Circle Slider (1:55.04) | |
12th | 19th | Shane Daniels | Stuntman | 7. Salmon Ladder (0:38.06) | |
13th | 29th | Thomas Hall | Swim Instructor | 7. Salmon Ladder (0:38.53) | Digest. |
14th | 27th | Brent Steffensen | Stuntman | 7. Salmon Ladder (0:42.03) | |
15th | 16th | Patrick Cusic | Gymnastics Instructor | 7. Salmon Ladder (0:48.21) |
Results of Other Semifinalists
Place | Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
1st | Trevor Vaughn | Student | 7. Salmon Ladder | 21st place. |
2nd | David Money | Beef Jerky Maker | 7. Salmon Ladder | Digest. 19th place |
8th | William Spencer | Stuntman | 7. Salmon Ladder | 17th place. |
9th | Travis Rosen | 4. Spider Jump | Digest. Disqualified for grabbing the top part of the walls. 25th place. | |
10th | Chris Wilczewski | 7. Salmon Ladder | Digest. 18th place. | |
12th | Sean Morris | Limousine Driver | 7. Salmon Ladder | Digest. 20th place. |
14th | Caine Sinclair | Stuntman | 7. Salmon Ladder | 22nd place. |
15th | Ryan Rachall | College Student | 2. Rope Swing | Digest. |
21st | Andrew Taber | 3. Bridge of Blades | Digest. | |
23rd | Austin Greene | 2. Rope Swing | Digest. Foot touched the water at landing. | |
24th | Ibrahim Peek | Engineering Student | 3. Bridge of Blades | |
25th | Ryan Stratis | Army National Guard | 7. Salmon Ladder | Digest. 23th place. |
26th | Lorin Ball | Gymnastics Coach | 7. Salmon Ladder | Digest. 16th place. |
28th | Christopher Geis | Rock Climber | 5. Jumping Bars | Digest. 24th place. |
30th | Andrew Karsen | Former Detroit Piston Cheerleader | 3. Bridge of Blades | Digest. |
Boot Camp Finals
Competitors
The 15 competitors who performed the best in the Semifinals would advance to the Boot Camp Finals, held in a remote mountain area in California. These competitors were divided into three teams: the Red Dragons, captained by the competitor who performed the best in the Semifinals; the White Tigers, captained by the competitor who performed the second-best; and the Blue Monkeys, captained by the competitor who performed the third-best. Each team had five members; the captain of each team would randomly select four competitors by drawing their names out of a pouch.
Red Dragons | White Tigers | Blue Monkeys |
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Competition Format
Boot Camp Finals took place over four days. During the first three days, the following rounds were utilized:
- Pressure Challenge
- Each team must elect one person to tackle an obstacle. While the host, Matt Iseman, would brief all of the competitors on the general skills that the obstacle tested, he would not show them the actual obstacle; that would occur after each team nominates one person for this challenge.
- The team member representing each time would tackle the obstacle. The competitor with the worst overall performance would earn punishment for the entire members of his respective team.
- The losing team must perform a menial task and carry heavy objects to the site of the Team Relay course, while the other two teams were allowed to practice on obstacle replicas until the losing team finishes their punishment.
- Team Relay
- All of the competitors were presented with a handful of obstacle replicas.
- Each team must send all of its competitors to attempt the replicas, carrying a heavy object in between obstacles.
- If a competitor fails to complete an obstacle within the allowed number of attempts, they would receive a time penalty added to their total time.
- Once a competitor attempts all of the obstacles, they must carry the heavy object back to the start line, which marks the end of their run. Immediately afterwards, their teammate must begin their run. This process continues until everyone has run the course.
- During Days 2-4, some teams will have competitors missing as a result of prior eliminations. As such, these teams will select people to run multiple times until their total runs equal the number of the team with the highest competitors. For example, if the team with the most number of competitors has 5 members, the remaining teams must have 5 runs. Each competitor must still attempt the course at least once.
- Once a team has sent all of its members to attempt the course, their final time, including time penalties, will be totaled. The team who completed the Team Relay course in the slowest time must elect 2 of their members to face the Heavenly Ropes.
- Heavenly Ropes
- The Heavenly Ropes consisted of a side-to-side Rope Climb, with a bell at the top of each rope.
- The two competitors selected to take on this stage must climb up the rope and ring the bell at the top. Whoever could do this first would remain in the competition, while the loser would be eliminated from the competition.
The final day of competition had the following modifications:
- The Pressure Challenge and punishment portion were removed. As such, the remaining 12 competitors could spend time practicing obstacles for the Team Relay, which includes more obstacles.
- The team who completes the Team Relay course with the fastest final time would earn the privilege of sending all of their members to represent America in SASUKE 26.
- The two losing teams must elect 2 members each to face the Heavenly Ropes. Those who were not selected to face the Heavenly Ropes were also granted a spot in SASUKE 26.
- The four competitors who were selected to face the Heavenly Ropes would have one attempt to climb the rope in the fastest time. There were two heats, with competitors from opposing teams facing each other.
- The 2 competitors who rang the bell in the fastest time, regardless of whether or not they beat their opponent in their heat, would represent America in SASUKE 26, while the losers would be eliminated from the competition.
Day 1
Pressure Challenge
The Pressure Challenge for Day 1 was called the Jungle Ropes, which consisted of a series of hanging ropes attached to a tree. Competitors must reach the landing platform by swinging across the ropes without touching the ground. The competitor who reached the landing platform with the slowest time (or reached the fewest number of ropes if two or more competitors failed to reach the landing platform) would earn punishment for their entire team.
Team | Name | Result | Notes | Losing Team |
---|---|---|---|---|
Blue Monkeys | Dorian Cedars | Clear (0:22.38) | Red Dragons | |
Red Dragons | David Campbell | Fail | Reached the sixth rope in 0:42.94. | |
White Tigers | Rich King | Fail | Reached the sixth rope in 0:41.85. |
The Red Dragons' punishment was to fill up two buckets of water from a well, attach the buckets to the ends of a yoke, and carry the yoke back to the site of the Team Relay.
Team Relay
The Team Relay for Day 1 consisted of the following obstacles:
- Cliffhanger
- Maximum attempts: 1
- Time penalty: 2 minutes
- Warped Wall
- Maximum attempts: 2
- Time penalty: 30 seconds
Each competitor must carry a boulder to each obstacle.
Team | Name | Obstacle #1 (Cliffhanger) | Obstacle #2 (Warped Wall) | Team's Completion Time | Time Penalty | Team's Total Time | Notes | Losing Team |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Red Dragons | Travis Furlanic | Clear | Clear | 4:48.97 | 2:30.00 | 7:18.97 | White Tigers | |
Paul Kasemir | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Thomas Hall | Fail | Fail | ||||||
David Campbell | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Brent Steffensen | Clear | Clear | ||||||
White Tigers | Levi Meeuwenberg | Clear | Clear | 6:13.18 | 2:30.00 | 8:43.18 | ||
Rich King | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Adam Laplante | Clear | Fail | ||||||
Ryan Cousins | Fail | Clear | ||||||
Shane Daniels | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Blue Monkeys | Brian Orosco | Fail | Clear | 5:21.06 | 2:30.00 | 7:51.06 | ||
Evan Dollard | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Dorian Cedars | Clear | Fail | ||||||
Adam Truesdell | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Patrick Cusic | Clear | Clear |
Heavenly Ropes
Since White Tigers lost on the Team Relay, they must elect 2 of their members to face the Heavenly Ropes: Ryan Cousins and Adam Laplante.
Team | Competitor #1 | Competitor #2 | Winning Competitor | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
White Tigers | Ryan Cousins | Adam Laplante | Adam Laplante | Adam Laplante reached and rang the bell first. |
Eliminated on the First Day of Boot Camp Finals: Ryan Cousins |
Day 2
Pressure Challenge
The Pressure Challenge for Day 2 was called the Human Flag, which consists of a wooden wall with a rope hanging from a bar at the top of the wall: competitors must climb to the top the wall and hold themselves in the human flag position for as long as possible. Each competitor had 3 attempts to clock in the longest time spent in the human flag position, but only their best attempt was counted. The competitor who maintained the human flag position in the shortest time would earn punishment for their team.
Team | Name | Result | Notes | Losing Team |
---|---|---|---|---|
White Tigers | Adam Laplante | 0:35.20 | Blue Monkeys | |
Red Dragons | Brent Steffensen | 0:45.30 | ||
Blue Monkeys | Patrick Cusic | Less than 3 seconds |
The Blue Monkeys' punishment was to carry hay bales from one side of the mountain to the site of the Team Relay course.
Team Relay
The Team Relay for Day 2 consists of the following obstacles:
- Balance Tank (SASUKE 10-17 version)
- Maximum attempts: 2
- Time penalty: 1 minute
- Slider Jump
- Maximum attempts: 2
- Time penalty: 30 seconds
Each competitor must also carry a yoke of sandbags to each obstacle.
Team | Name | Obstacle #1 (Balance Tank) | Obstacle #2 (Slider Jump) | Team's Completion Time | Time Penalty | Team's Total Time | Notes | Losing Team |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Blue Monkeys | Patrick Cusic | Clear | Clear | 10:12.36 | 0:00.00 | 10:12.36 | Blue Monkeys | |
Brian Orosco | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Dorian Cedars | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Evan Dollard | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Adam Truesdell | Clear | Clear | ||||||
White Tigers | Shane Daniels | Clear | Clear | 8:47.11 | 0:00.00 | 8:47.11 | ||
Rich King | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Levi Meeuwenberg | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Adam Laplante | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Shane Daniels (second run) | Clear | Clear | Since the White Tigers had only four members, they had to pick one member to run the course twice, and they selected Shane Daniels. | |||||
Red Dragons | David Campbell | Clear | Clear | 8:21.08 | 0:00.00 | 8:21.08 | ||
Thomas Hall | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Travis Furlanic | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Brent Steffensen | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Paul Kasemir | Clear | Clear |
Heavenly Ropes
Since Blue Monkeys lost the Team Relay, they must elect 2 of their members to face the Heavenly Ropes. However, out of solidarity, they could only choose one member, Patrick Cusic. The Red Dragons, having won the Team Relay, chose one of the other member of Blue Monkeys to face the Heavenly Ropes: Dorian Cedars.
Team | Competitor #1 | Competitor #2 | Winning Competitor | Notes |
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Blue Monkeys | Patrick Cusic | Dorian Cedars | Patrick Cusic | Neither Patrick Cusic nor Dorian Cedars could reach and ring the bell. However, since Patrick Cusic had climbed the highest, he won the Heavenly Ropes. |
Eliminated on the Second Day of Boot Camp Finals: Dorian Cedars |
Day 3
Pressure Challenge
The Pressure Challenge for Day 3 was called the Pendulum Swing, which consisted of a hanging rope in between two poles. Competitors must swing back and forth, gaining momentum by pushing off each pole. For each time competitors successfully kicked a pole, they would earn one point. However, competitors' runs would end once they lose momentum. The competitor who hit the poles the fewest number of times would earn punishment for their entire team.
Team | Name | Result | Notes | Losing Team |
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White Tigers | Levi Meeuwenberg | 35 times | Red Dragons | |
Blue Monkeys | Adam Truesdell | 32 times | ||
Red Dragons | Travis Furlanic | 3 times |
The Red Dragons' punishment was to saw a large pole into 5 pieces, which they must carry from one side of the mountain to the training ground.
Team Relay
The Team Relay for Day 3 consisted of the following obstacles:
- Double Salmon Ladder and Circle Slider (counted as one obstacle)
- Maximum attempts: 2
- Time penalty: 1 minute
- Warped Wall
- Maximum attempts: 2
- Time penalty: 30 seconds
Each competitor must carry a log, brought to the training ground by the Red Dragons, to each obstacle.
Team | Name | Obstacle #1 (Double Salmon Ladder + Circle Slider) | Obstacle #2 (Warped Wall) | Team's Completion Time | Time Penalty | Team's Total Time | Notes | Losing Team |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Red Dragons | David Campbell | Clear | Clear | 8:21.47 | 1:30.00 | 9:51.47 | Red Dragons | |
Thomas Hall | Fail (Double Salmon Ladder) | Clear | ||||||
Travis Furlanic | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Brent Steffensen | Clear | Fail | ||||||
Paul Kasemir | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Blue Monkeys | Brian Orosco | Clear | Clear | 7:59.09 | 0:30.00 | 8:29.09 | ||
Adam Truesdell | Clear | Fail | ||||||
Evan Dollard | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Patrick Cusic | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Brian Orosco (second run) | Clear | Clear | Since the Blue Monkeys only had four members, they had to pick one member to run the course twice, and they selected Brian Orosco. | |||||
White Tigers | Levi Meeuwenberg | Clear | Clear | 7:49.07 | 1:30.00 | 9:19.07 | ||
Adam Laplante | Fail (Double Salmon Ladder) | Clear | ||||||
Rich King | Clear | Fail | ||||||
Shane Daniels | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Levi Meeuwenberg (second run) | Clear | Clear | Since White Tigers only had four members, they had to pick one member to run the course twice, and they picked Levi Meeuwenberg. |
Heavenly Ropes
Since Red Dragons lost the Team Relay, they had to elect 2 of their members to face the Heavenly Ropes: Travis Furlanic and Thomas Hall.
Team | Competitor #1 | Competitor #2 | Winning Competitor | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Red Dragons | Travis Furlanic | Thomas Hall | Travis Furlanic | Travis Furlanic reached and rang the bell first. |
Eliminated on the Third Day of Boot Camp Finals: Thomas Hall |
Day 4
Team Relay
The Team Relay for the fourth and final day of Boot Camp Finals consisted of the following obstacles:
- Cliffhanger
- Maximum attempts: 1
- Time penalty: 2 minutes
- Slider Jump
- Maximum attempts: 2
- Time penalty: 30 seconds
Each competitor must also push a cart of rocks between obstacles. Furthermore, since all three teams had four competitors each, every competitor would only run the course once.
Team | Name | Obstacle #1 (Cliffhanger) | Obstacle #2 (Slider Jump) | Team's Completion Time | Time Penalty | Team's Total Time | Notes | Winning Team |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Red Dragons | David Campbell | Clear | Clear | 5:58.00 | 0:00.00 | 5:58.00 | Red Dragons | |
Travis Furlanic | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Brent Steffensen | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Paul Kasemir | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Blue Monkeys | Brian Orosco | Clear | Clear | 7:48.98 | 0:30.00 | 8:18.98 | ||
Evan Dollard | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Patrick Cusic | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Adam Truesdell | Clear | Fail | ||||||
White Tigers | Rich King | Clear | Clear | 7:43.82 | 0:30.00 | 8:13.82 | ||
Shane Daniels | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Levi Meeuwenberg | Clear | Clear | ||||||
Adam Laplante | Clear | Fail |
Heavenly Ropes
Since White Tigers and Blue Monkeys lost on the Team Relay, each team had to elect 2 members to face the Heavenly Ropes. The White Tigers picked Rich King and Adam Laplante, while the Blue Monkeys picked and Adam Truesdell and Evan Dollard.
Team | Competitor #1 | Competitor #2 | Winning Competitors | Notes |
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White Tigers | Rich King | Adam Laplante | Evan Dollard and Adam Truesdell | Adam Truesdell and Evan Dollard climbed the Heavenly Ropes in the fastest time. |
Blue Monkeys | Adam Truesdell | Evan Dollard |
Eliminated on the Fourth Day of Boot Camp Finals: Adam Laplante and Rich King |
American Representatives in SASUKE 26
Team | Name |
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Red Dragons | David Campbell |
Travis Furlanic | |
Brent Steffensen | |
Paul Kasemir | |
White Tigers | Shane Daniels |
Levi Meeuwenberg | |
Blue Monkeys | Brian Orosco |
Evan Dollard | |
Patrick Cusic | |
Adam Truesdell |
Mount Midoriyama (SASUKE 26)
Prior to competing in SASUKE 26, Levi Meeuwenberg injured his wrist and had to forfeit his position in the tournament. Levi then passed on his chance to his White Tigers teammate, Adam Laplante. Despite this setback, Levi attended SASUKE 26 as a spectator and morale support for the American competitors.
Just like the previous season, all representatives follows the same rules as the other SASUKE competitors: to advance to the next stage, competitors must complete all of the obstacles within the given time limit. Anyone who failed would be eliminated from the competition.
On this season, the prize for achieving Total Victory was a US$250,000 cash prize. However, if no one could accomplish this feat, the competitor who progressed the farthest would be crowned the Last Man Standing. Also, the American representatives' runs aired on December 23rd, 2010 - 10 days before the official airdate of SASUKE 26.
Notes: The obstacles' name used here was based on the name used during G4's broadcast.
Stage One
Obstacles
① Step Slider
② Hazard Swing
③ Rolling Escargot
④ Jumping Spider
⑤ Half Pipe Attack
⑥ Warped Wall
⑦ Giant Swing
⑧ Final Climb (Tarzan Rope + Rope Ladder fusion)
Time limit: 130 seconds.
Results
Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Adam Laplante | Cook | 5. Half Pipe Attack | |
Patrick Cusic | Gymnastics Instructor | 3. Rolling Escargot | |
Paul Kasemir | Software Engineer | Clear (00.84 seconds left) | |
Adam Truesdell | IT Consultant | 7. Giant Swing | |
Evan Dollard | Project Manager | 3. Rolling Escargot | |
Brent Steffensen | Stuntman | Clear (08.21 seconds left) | |
Travis Furlanic | Pizza Maker | Clear (14.23 seconds left) | |
Shane Daniels | Stuntman | 8. Final Climb | Timed out at the top of the Rope Ladder. |
David Campbell | Musician | Clear (21.51 seconds left) | Fastest Stage One clear of all the Americans this season. |
Brian Orosco | Freerunner | Clear (20.56 seconds left) |
Stage Two
Obstacles
① Slider Drop
② Double Salmon Ladder
③ Unstable Bridge
④ Balance Tank
⑤ Metal Spin
⑥ Wall Lift
Time limit: 95 seconds.
Results
Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Paul Kasemir | Software Engineer | Clear (02.57 seconds left) | |
Brent Steffensen | Stuntman | Clear (21.64 seconds left) | |
Travis Furlanic | Pizza Maker | 4. Balance Tank | |
David Campbell | Musician | Clear (23.43 seconds left) | Fastest Stage Two clear of all the Americans this season. |
Brian Orosco | Freerunner | Clear (05.76 seconds left) |
Stage Three
Obstacles
① Roulette Cylinder
② Doorknob Grasper
③ Cycle Road
④ Ultimate Cliffhanger
⑤ Swing Circle
⑥ Bungee Rope Climb
⑦ Flying Bar
Results
Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Paul Kasemir | Software Engineer | 2. Doorknob Grasper | Fell at the second doorknob. |
Brent Steffensen | Stuntman | 4. Ultimate Cliffhanger | Fell at the end of the third ledge. |
David Campbell | Musician | 4. Ultimate Cliffhanger | Transition to the fourth ledge. Since he made further and faster than Brent Steffensen, he was declared as the Last Man Standing of all the American competitors. |
Brian Orosco | Freerunner | 1. Roulette Cylinder | Fell at the end of the track. |
Stage Four
Obstacles
① Rope Climb (20 meters)
Time limit: 40 seconds.
Results
Name | Profile | Result | Notes |
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Stage Not Attempted by American Competitors. |
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