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ANW5 Frame Slider

American Ninja Warrior 5's Frame Slider in Venice Beach

The Frame Slider is an obstacle first introduced as the second obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 5 in Venice Beach.

Competitors must prop themselves up inside a hanging frame (in a similar position to the Spider Walk or Jumping Spider), then slide down the track with a drop at the middle of the track.

During Venice Beach qualifiers, the Frame Slider had a decent knockout rate, eliminating some top competitors such as Kelvin Antoine, Natalie Duran, and even dislocating Alan Connealy's shoulder after falling into the water. However, during Venice Beach finals, no competitor fell on this obstacle.

A similar obstacle, TIE Fighter, later used as the second obstacle on the First Stage in SASUKE 32, replacing the Log Grip after three previous tournaments. Later, in SASUKE 36, the obstacle was upgraded as Wing Slider.

Other Appearances[]

The Frame Slider has been used on several Ninja Warrior's international formats. Interestingly, all the international Frame Sliders appears to use one with a wider frame than in American Ninja Warrior 5.

Ninja Warrior Sweden[]

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Ninja Warrior Sweden 2's Frame Slider

On Ninja Warrior Sweden 2, Frame Slider appeared as the second obstacle of the Stockholm and Malmö regional qualifying. This version had only one drop and a stopper on the middle of the second section.

Ninja Warrior Denmark[]

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Ninja Warrior Denmark's Frame Slider

On Ninja Warrior Denmark, Frame Slider appeared as the second obstacle of Stage One. This version also had only one drop and a stopper on the middle of the second section.

Ninja Warrior UK[]

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Ninja Warrior UK 2's Frame Slider

On Ninja Warrior UK 2, Frame Slider was the second obstacle of Heat 2. It uses the same version as Ninja warrior Sweden 2.

Australian Ninja Warrior[]

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Australian Ninja Warrior 2's Frame Slider

On Australian Ninja Warrior 2, Frame Slider appeared as the second obstacle of the semifinals. This version has two drops and a stopper on the middle of the third section.

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