Bryan Billigmeier is a CFACTS Analyst from Columbia, Maryland who first competed on American Ninja Warrior 13.
Bryan is a dad who takes his athleticism seriously. He competes in American Ninja Warrior and wants to inspire other dads to stay active and push themselves physically. Bryan's journey to becoming an American Ninja Warrior began before he had kids, but now he wants to show that it's possible to balance fatherhood with intense physical training.
Bryan's hard work paid off in his first season of American Ninja Warrior, where he put on an impressive performance that showcased his strength, agility, and determination. He completed the course with an impressive time and made it to the second round of the competition. The experience was not only a personal victory for him but also a testament to his dedication and commitment to his athletic pursuits. It also brought the family closer, as they shared in the excitement and joy of his accomplishment.
Bryan's wife has been supportive of his athletic pursuits, and together they have found ways to incorporate training into their family life. While their young children, Sophie and Christian, are not yet able to join in the physical challenges of American Ninja Warrior, they are undoubtedly inspired by their dad's dedication and drive.
After a successful first season on American Ninja Warrior, Bryan Billigmeier is eager to compete again. He wants to build on his previous performance and push himself even further physically. While balancing fatherhood and intense training can be challenging, Bryan is determined to show that it's possible to do both. With the support of his wife and family, Bryan is ready to take on the obstacles and challenges that come with being an American Ninja Warrior competitor once again.
American Ninja Warrior 13[]
In the Tacoma Qualifiers, he placed 21st overall, having competed in the brutal 1st Qualifier. His run was cut but it was revealed that he fell on V Formation. His performance was enough to secure him a spot in the Semifinals. He competed on his birthday, for the Semifinals, but fell early on Drop Zone, and did not move on.
American Ninja Warrior 16[]
Bryan competed in the sixth qualifier of ANW16. His run was all cut, but he was briefly shown in a montage to have failed the second obstacle, Reel to Reel, and didn't move on to the semifinals.