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ANW7 Flying Shelf Grab

American Ninja Warrior 7's Flying Shelf Grab in Kansas City

The Flying Shelf Grab is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the eighth obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 7 during Kansas City finals.

It consisted of two suspended shelves with a 2-inch (5.08-centimeter) ledge on both shelves.

After completing the Salmon Ladder, competitors must make the transition to a stationary bar in front of them. From there, they must swing forward 6 feet (1.83 meters) to the first shelf. Once on the first shelf, they must build enough swing and momentum to make a 7-foot (2.13-meter) transition to the second shelf. And finally, they must swing to the landing platform to advance.

In its debut during Kansas City finals, the Flying Shelf Grab knocked out several top competitors like Michael Silenzi, Dave Cavanagh, Ethan Swanson, Jon Stewart, Kevin Hogan, and Dan Banura. In total, seven out of 23 competitors who attempted this obstacle failed to complete it. However, 16 competitors completed the obstacle, and as such, the next obstacle, the Body Prop, became the cut off for the top 15 competitors to advance to Las Vegas national finals.

Other Season Appearances[]

American Ninja Warrior 8[]

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American Ninja Warrior 8's Flying Shelf Grab in Philadelphia

The Flying Shelf Grab returned on American Ninja Warrior 8, as the eighth obstacle during Philadelphia finals. However, the gap between the shelves was increased to 8 feet (2.44 meters).

This time, the obstacle took out five out of the 15 competitors who attempted it, which were Carl Fantauzzo, Brandon Pannell, Richard Shoemaker, Nick Kostreski, and Anthony DeFranco. Because only 10 competitors completed the obstacle during Philadelphia finals, the Flying Shelf Grab became the cut off for the top 15 competitors to advance to Las Vegas national finals, and all five competitors who failed on the obstacle still advanced to Las Vegas national finals.

American Ninja Warrior 10[]

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American Ninja Warrior 10's Flying Shelf Grab in Los Angeles

On American Ninja Warrior 10, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fourth obstacle during Los Angeles finals, replacing the Sky Hooks during Los Angeles qualifiers. This time, the obstacle featured three shelves, with the second shelf being placed slightly higher than the other two shelves, and the ledges are now 3 inches (7.62 centemeters) deep.

Due to its placement as the fourth obstacle, there was a trampoline at the start of the obstacle, as a medium to reach the first shelf. Despite that, the obstacle was proven to be much easier than on American Ninja Warrior 7 and American Ninja Warrior 8, as it only wiped out Anthony Trucks and Jeremy Rivette.

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The Flying Shelf Grab during Celebrity Ninja Warrior: Red Nose Day 2

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Ne-Yo attempted the Flying Shelf Grab during Celebrity Ninja Warrior: Red Nose Day 2

This variation of the Flying Shelf Grab was attempted early during Celebrity Ninja Warrior: Red Nose Day 2. However, there were two laché bars placed before the first shelf and after the third shelf, and the gap between each shelf was 5 feet (1.524 meters), in order to make the obstacle slightly easier for celebrity competitors. Among the six celebrity competitors who attempted the obstacle, only Nikki Bella and Gregg Sulkin failed to complete it. Akbar Gbaja-Biamila had his veteran partner Kevin Bull complete the obstacle. Despite that, Akbar was credited $5,000 from that completion for Red Nose Day charity.

American Ninja Warrior 15[]

On American Ninja Warrior 15, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the second obstacle in the runoffs during the second, third, sixth, and seventh qualifier episodes, in the Semifinals 3 and 4, and in the Safety Pass races. Unlike its earlier versions, this time, the ledges wrap around up to the far sides of the shelves, which is similar to the Ninja Warrior Poland version (see below).

During the runoffs, only three competitors failed: Kevin Tirado, James Thorwart, and Andrey Collins. In the semifinals, five competitors failed: Elijah Levee, Simba Jones, Matt Kalanz, Alex Romer (the only competitor that failed this obstacle to advance to Vegas), and most shockingly, Isabella Wakeham.

Dropping Shelves[]

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American Ninja Warrior 12's Dropping Shelves in Power Tower

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The side view of Dropping Shelves

A variation of the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the last part of Power Tower during American Ninja Warrior 12, American Ninja Warrior 13, and American Ninja Warrior 14, unofficially named by the commentators as Dropping Shelves. The major differences between this version and the Flying Shelf Grab are:

  • The shelves are much thinner.
  • The ledge surrounds fully each shelf (instead of just surrounding in front of the shelf).
  • Each shelf will drop down once competitors apply their weight.

Competitors had to swing across four dropping shelves before making the dismount.

This part of the Power Tower is often the deciding factor on who wins that match, as competitors would either take their time generating swing to make the next shelf or go straight in for multiple shelves. Matchups like Jesse Labreck vs. Meagan Martin ended with comebacks because of taking risks on this section, where Martin went in a row of laches, and Labreck took time generating swing.

Other Appearances[]

Flying Shelf Grab[]

Australian Ninja Warrior[]

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Australian Ninja Warrior's Flying Shelf

On Australian Ninja Warrior, the Flying Shelf Grab (simply called as the Flying Shelf) appeared as the seventh obstacle in Semifinal 2. Competitors needed to climb up a rope and swing forward as a medium to reach the first shelf. Then swing to the second shelf, and then make a 3.5m (11.48ft) dismount to the landing mat.

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Australian Ninja Warrior 2's Flying Shelf Grab

Then, the obstacle appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 1 on Australian Ninja Warrior 2. This time, there was a trampoline and a laché bar at the start of the obstacle, as a medium to reach the first shelf. The distance between shelves is 2.2m (7.22ft).

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Australian Ninja Warrior 3's Flying Shelf

On Australian Ninja Warrior 3, the Flying Shelf Grab (called as the Flying Shelf) appeared as the seventh obstacle during the semifinals. This time, similar to its appearance on American Ninja Warrior, the obstacle was preceded by the Salmon Ladder with no rest, and both of them were combined and counted as one obstacle (rather than one separate obstacle each). The shelves are 2.5m (8.2m) apart.

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Australian Ninja Warrior 4's Flying Shelf Grab

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Australian Ninja Warrior 4's Flying Shelf Grab in Semifinals

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Australian Ninja Warrior 4's Flying Shelf Grab in Stage One

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Australian Ninja Warrior State Of Origin's Flying Shelf

On Australian Ninja Warrior 4, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 2 and Heat 3, and later in Stage One. This time, similar to the one used during American Ninja Warrior 10's Los Angeles finals, the obstacle featured three shelves, each 2.2m from the next, with the second shelf being placed 20cm higher than the first and third shelves. Also, two parallel bars were added as the start of the obstacle as a medium to reach the first shelf. During the finals, the middle shelf was placed lower than the first and third shelf.

This version also appeared on Australian Ninja Warrior 5, as the fourth obstacle of Path A in Heat 1. It also appeared in the State of Origin special.

On Australian Ninja Warrior 5, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared twice during the season:

  • Firstly, as the fourth obstacle in Heat 1 and Heat 3, in which the obstacle was paired with the Bar Hop as part of the Crossroads' Path A. The distance between shelves were reduced slightly to 2.1m (6.89ft), at the end of the obstacle, ninjas will make a 3m dismount to the platform.
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    Australian Ninja Warrior 5's Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew

    Secondly, as the fourth obstacle during the semifinals. This time, the obstacle received a major modification, as the second shelf was replaced by a spinning wheel from the Corkscrew. Also, a pole was added at the start before the laché bars. Therefore, this obstacle was called as the Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew. This change seemed to be effective, as many competitors either lost the grip on the spinning wheel or failed the transition to the final shelf.

It was revealed on this season that the ledges are 2.5 centimeters (0.98 inches) deep.

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Australian Ninja Warrior 6's Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew

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Australian Ninja Warrior 6's Flying Shelf Grab in the Power Pool

On Australian Ninja Warrior 6, the Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew appeared as the fifth obstacle of Heat 3, with a rope added at the start, instead of a fixed pole. After the corkscrew drops down, the competitor will go up 30cm (0.98ft) to the next shelf.

During the same season, the Flying Shelf appeared as the second obstacle of the Power Pool in Heat 1 and 4. With a rope to a fixed bar as a medium to get up to the first shelf. There was a bit of modification to the obstacle, the distance between the second and third shelf was increased to 3.1 meters (10.17 feet), and the dismount from the last shelf to the platform was 5m. The obstacle proved to be deadly, even with the small number of attempts. It took out Ashlin Herbert and David Lack of Match 1 and 3 of Heat 1, respectively. It also took out Rob Patterson and Jake Baker of Match 2 and 3 of Heat 4, respectively.

Ninja Warrior Germany[]

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Ninja Warrior Germany 2's Flying Shelf Grab, showing the difference between the two drops

On Ninja Warrior Germany 2, Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fourth obstacle of the seventh Semi-finals Qualification. Like in American Ninja Warrior 8, it directly follows the Salmon Ladder, but there is no lache bar between the two obstacles, and the number of shelves was increased to three, with a much bigger drop from the second to third shelf than that of the first to second shelf.

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Ninja Warrior Germany 3's Flying Shelf Grab to Cargo Net

On Ninja Warrior Germany 3, Flying Shelf Grab returned to the fourth position of Preliminary Round 6. There were three shelves of increasing height, at the end of the obstacle, they must swing to a cargo net and climb up.

Ninja Warrior UK[]

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Ninja Warrior UK 4's Flying Shelf Grab

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Ninja Warrior UK 5's Flying Shelf Grab

On Ninja Warrior UK 4, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 1. However, competitors needed to jump from the trampoline and reached the first bar, then made the transition to the second bar, and finally reached the first shelf.

Although only five out of 14 competitors fell on this obstacle, the Flying Shelf Grab eliminated Jonny Urszuly, who was the Last Man Standing on the previous season. Despite that, he was still able to qualify to the semi-finals, as the top 15 competitors from each heat would qualify to the semi-finals on that season (unlike during the past three Ninja Warrior UK seasons, when only the top 10 competitors from each heat would qualify to the semi-finals).

Then, on Ninja Warrior UK 5, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 4. The obstacle remained unchanged from the previous season.

Ninja Warrior Austria[]

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Ninja Warrior Austria 2's Flying Shelf Grab

On Ninja Warrior Austria, Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the second obstacle of Stage Three. There were three shelves, with the second placed slightly higher. competitors must climb up a rope to reach the first shelf.

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Ninja Warrior Austria 3's Flying Shelf Grab to Cargo Net

Flying Shelf Grab returned in Ninja Warrior Austria 3, in the form of Flying Shelf Grab to Cargo Net. There were three shelves arranged at the same height, and a cargo net at the end of which the competitor must scramble down. The gap between the first two shelf is smaller than that between the second to third. Competitors use a mini tramp to reach the first shelf.

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Ninja Warrior Austria 3's Flying Shelf Grab in Stage One

The regular version of the obstacle returned later in Stage One as the fourth obstacle. The layout was the same as the cargo net version, but with wider gaps between shelves.

Ninja Warrior Poland[]

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Ninja Warrior Poland 1's Flying Shelf with Cargo Net

In Ninja Warrior Poland, the obstacle appeared as a fourth in Heat 2 and Heat 6. It consisted of only one shelf onto which the competitor had to jump off the springboard, then swing hard enough to jump onto the cargo net (similar to the Jump Hang).

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Ninja Warrior Poland 2's Flying Shelf Grab

In Ninja Warrior Poland 2, it appeared in the final as the seventh obstacle in the Stage Two. The distance between the first and second shelf was 2.5 meters (8.2 feet), and the distance between the second and third shelf was 3 meters (9.84 feet). In addition, the middle shelf was suspended lower than the others, which made the second transition very difficult as it required more swinging to generate momentum. To grab the first ledge, the competitor had to climb the rope leading to it and grab onto it. Of the four people who managed to complete the first five obstacles in time, only Robert Bandosz managed to complete this obstacle in its entirety by going to the next one. On the other hand, the competitors who were eliminated by this obstacle were: Sebastian Kasprzyk, Bolesław Sobierajski and Michał Grochoła.

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Ninja Warrior Poland 3's Flying Shelf Grab in the Qualifications

In Ninja Warrior Poland 3, it appeared in every Heat as the fourth obstacle. Here again, a springboard was set up in front of the obstacle. A total of three shelves and a rope ladder were above the pool, and the distance between each shelf was 1.8 meters (6 feet). Then the Flying Shelf Grab also appeared in the final as the fourth obstacle during Stage One, only this time the distance between each shelf was 2.6 meters (8.53 feet) and the rope ladder was removed. Three competitors were eliminated on this obstacle.

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Ninja Warrior Poland 3's Flying Shelf Grab in the Finals

In Ninja Warrior Poland 6, Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the second obstacle in Stage Two. This time having two shelves, and the distance between them was 3.3 meters (10.83 feet). A total of four competitors failed on this obstacle in this season.

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Ninja Warrior Poland 6's Flying Shelf Grab

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Ninja Warrior Poland 8's Flying Shelf Grab

In Ninja Warrior Poland 8, Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fourth obstacle in Stage Two. As in the sixth season, the obstacle consisted of two shelves 2.2 meters (7.22 feet) apart, with the difference that the second shelf was suspended slightly lower than the first. In addition, there was a stationary lache bar between this obstacle and the Double Salmon Ladder, similar to ANW7's version.

It is worth noting that the shelves used throughout Ninja Warrior Poland are considerably different compared to other Ninja Warrior formats; the shelves used here have wide, almost semicircular ledges, and thinner beams holding up said ledges.

Ninja Warrior France[]

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Ninja Warrior France 3's Flying Shelf Grab

The Flying Shelf Grab (locally called Les Hauts Plateaux, literally The Highlands) appeared in Ninja Warrior France 3 as the second obstacle of Stage Three. There were three shelves and a rope to reach the first. Only one competitor attempted and conquered it.

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Ninja Warrior France 5's Flying Shelf Grab

It reappeared as the fourth obstacle of Stage Two in Ninja Warrior France 5, preceded by the previous obstacle Salmon Ladder with a waiting bar.

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Ninja Warrior France 6's Flying Shelf Grab

This obstacle appeared again as the sixth obstacle (second obstacle of untimed part) of Stage Two in Ninja Warrior France 6, now having a trampoline as a medium to reach the first one, the second shelf was placed higher, and a waiting bar at the end to transfer to the next obstacle. It only knocked out one ninja and it was the leap off the trampoline to the first shelf.

Ninja Israel[]

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Ninja Israel's Flying Shelf Grab

In Ninja Warrior Israel, the Flying Shelf Grab, locally called הפחים המרחפים (literally Floating Bins) appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 3 and Heat 14, which was very similar to the one used in Ninja Warrior UK 4.

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Ninja Israel 2's Flying Shelf Grab to Wave Runner

Then, in Ninja Warrior Israel 2, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the second obstacle of Stage Two, combined with Wave Runner. After jumping to the second ledge, competitors have to swing their gear and jump onto the board.

Team Ninja Warrior[]

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Team Ninja Warrior's Flying Shelf Grab

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Team Ninja Warrior 2's Flying Shelf Grab

The Flying Shelf Grab was featured in Team Ninja Warrior 1 as the fourth obstacle, and in Team Ninja Warrior 2 and American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs. Ninja in the first, fourth, and seventh episode as the fifth obstacle. Ironically, in these versions, there are more lache bars than shelves. The competitor must swing from one lache bar to a shelf to another lache, then finally a higher bar which is shared with both opponents. Karson Voiles became the only ninja to fail it during Team Ninja Warrior and Brian Kretsch, David Campbell, and Jennifer Tavernier became the only ninjas to fail it during the second season.

When the show was rebranded as Ninja vs. Ninja: it became absolutely brutal across the three episodes it was on knocking out twelve ninjas: Jesse La Flair, Lindsay Eskildsen, JJ Woods, Larissa Cottle, Flip Rodriguez, Brian Kretsch, Meagan Beatty, Tremayne Dortch, Jeri D'Aurelio, Thaddeus Robeck, Sarah Schoback, and Tiana Webberley.

American Ninja Warrior Junior[]

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American Ninja Warrior Junior's Flying Shelf Grab

The Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the fifth obstacle of American Ninja Warrior Junior, specifically Bracket 3; kids aged 13-14. The obstacle solely consists of three shelves in a straight line, making lache after lache through that pathway. 19 competitors fell here, including Caiden Madzelan, Nate Pardo, Blake Feero, and Nolan Ward.

Ninja Israel Junior[]

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Ninja Israel Junior's Flying Shelf Grab to Bag Grab

On Ninja Warrior Israel Junior, the Flying Shelf Grab appeared as the third obstacle in Semifinals and Finals' Stage One. The obstacle featured two shelves and a suspended tube (similar to the Hang Glider). After reach the second shelf, competitors must make the transition to a punchbag-shaped pendulum, and then slide it to the landing platform.

Team Ninja Warrior Germany[]

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Team Ninja Warrior Germany 2's Flying Shelf Grab

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Team Ninja Warrior Germany 2's Flying Shelf Grab (diagonal view)

On Team Ninja Warrior Germany 2, Flying Shelf Grab appeared the third obstacle of the K,O, Round of Episode 5 and 6. A lache bar and a chain trapeze was placed at the start and the end of the obstacle respectively.

Dropping Shelves[]

While the Dropping Shelves appeared as a part of the Power Tower in American Ninja Warrior, in several international SASUKE/Ninja Warrior formats, such as Ninja Warrior Israel 4, Australian Ninja Warrior 6 and Ninja Warrior France 8, the Dropping Shelves appeared as an official obstacle. However, in several versions such as Australian Ninja Warrior 5, Ninja Warrior Israel 5 and Ninja Warrior France 7, the Dropping Shelves also appeared as a part of the Power Tower like in American Ninja Warrior.

Australian Ninja Warrior[]

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Australian Ninja Warrior 5's Dropping Shelves in Power Tower

In Australian Ninja Warrior 5, the Dropping Shelves first appeared as a part of Power Tower, which was very similar to the one used in American Ninja Warrior 12.

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Australian Ninja Warrior 6's Dropping Shelves

Then, the Dropping Shelves appeared as the fifth obstacle of Semifinal 3 in Australian Ninja Warrior 6. There were four dropping shelves, each one is spaced 1.7 meters (5.58 feet).

Ninja Israel[]

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Ninja Israel 4's Dropping Shelves

The Dropping Shelves, locally called המדפים הקורסים (literally Collapsing Shelves) made its first appearance as a standalone obstacle, being the eighth obstacle in Finals' Stage One on Ninja Warrior Israel 4. There was a laché placed after the Criss Cross Salmon Ladder to rest before attempting this obstacle. So far, this is the only time the Dropping Shelves is used in single-run courses.

Compared to the version of American Ninja Warrior, this obstacle featured only two shelves, but the second shelf was moved much further from the first shelf, requiring a very far swing and a good grip to land at the second shelf.

This modification made the obstacle extremely brutal, as it eliminated 10 out of 13 competitors who attempted it, mostly failing on the transition to the second shelf. Only Yogev Malka, Ishay Halfon and Yuval Shemla cleared this obstacle.

Despite of its decent knock-out rate, after Yuval Shemla and Yogev Malka's total victories, the obstacle was replaced by a much harder obstacle, Angry Birds, in Ninja Warrior Israel 5.

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Ninja Israel 5's Dropping Shelves in Power Tower

On Ninja Warrior Israel 5, the Dropping Shelves appeared as a part of the Power Tower in Heat 1, Heat 5, Heat 6, Repechage Heat, Semifinal 1, Semifinal 5 and Repechage Semifinal. This time, the number of shelves were increased to three, and the gap between each shelf were decreased due to the space constraint of the Power Tower.

Ninja Warrior France[]

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Ninja Warrior France 7's Dropping Shelves in Memory Tower

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A piece of paper showing the placement of traps at Memory Tower, including the Dropping Shelves

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A competitor watching a video of a tester attempting the Dropping Shelves

In Ninja Warrior France 7, the Dropping Shelves appeared as the last part of the Memory Tower, which was the variation of Power Tower. The obstacle featured eight shelves, with three shelves serving as a trap that would be revealed before competitors' run and they had to memorize to avoid those; otherwise, touching those by any means would result in disqualification.

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Ninja Warrior France 8's Dropping Shelves

Then, in Ninja Warrior France 8, the Dropping Shelves, locally called Les Pistons (literally The Pistons) later appearance as a standalone obstacle, being the fourth obstacle in all Semifinals. The number of shelves were reduced to three (similar to Ninja Warrior Israel 5's version). It was brutal knocking out 13 ninjas across the four rounds.

Supersonic Shelf Grab[]

On American Ninja Warrior: All Stars Special 1 and 2, a variation of the Flying Shelf Grab, named the Supersonic Shelf Grab, appeared as an event within the Skills Competition of both specials. The obstacle consisted of a supersized version of the Flying Shelf Grab, with a much larger distance between the shelves (starting at 9 feet/2.74 meters). Competitors would hang from the first shelf and generate a much bigger swing and momentum to lache from the first shelf to the second shelf.

The competition worked in an elimination fashion. Each competitor was given just one attempt to clear the obstacle in the required distance. If they complete the lache, they would move on the next round. If they failed, they would be eliminated from the competition. With each successive round, the distance between the shelves would increase. The competition continued until only one competitor completes the lache in the required distance, the distance between the shelves reached the maximum point, or the remaining competitors failed to clear the required distance.

The farthest distance ever set on this obstacle is 15 feet (4.572 meters), achieved by Drew Drechsel on American Ninja Warrior: All Stars Special 2. When Najee Richardson tried the same distance, he failed, crowning Dreschel as the champion of the event, with Richardson as runner-up. Although, both competitors were given two attempts on this obstacle, as both of them failed on their first attempts.

Other Appearances[]

Australian Ninja Warrior[]

On Australian Ninja Warrior: Record Breakers 1 and 2, the Supersonic Shelf Grab (renamed as the Soaring Sonic Shelf Grab) appeared as an event in both specials.

The farther distance set here is 4.7 meters (15.42 feet), achieved by Zak Stolz on Australian Ninja Warrior: Record Breakers 2. When Ashlin Herbert, the previous champion of this event, tried the same distance, he failed, crowning Stolz as the new champion of this event.

Competitors' Success Rate[]

  • All results based on the NBC/Polsat/Keshet 12 broadcast and external information found.

American Ninja Warrior[]

Flying Shelf Grab
ANW Clears Attempts Percentage
ANW7 16 23 69.56%
ANW8 10 15 66.67%
ANW10 25 27 92.59%
Total 51 65 78.46%

Ninja Warrior Poland[]

Flying Shelf Grab
NWP Clears Attempts Percentage
NWP1 (Heat 2) 17 21 80.95%
NWP1 (Heat 6) 13 21 61.9%
NWP2 1 4 25%
NWP3 18 21 85.71%
NWP6 13 17 76.47%
NWP8 7 9 77.78%
Total 69 93 74.19%

Ninja Israel[]

Flying Shelf Grab
NWI Clears Attempts Percentage
NWI1 (Heat 3) 9 11 81.82%
NWI1 (Heat 14) 1 2 50%
NWI2 (Final) 1 1 100%
Total 11 14 78.57%
Dropping Shelves
NWI Clears Attempts Percentage
NWI4 3 13 23.08%
Total 3 13 23.08%
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