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Ninja Warrior Poland 8 was the eighth season of the international Ninja Warrior format in Poland. The season will premiere on September 5, 2023.
Castings for the eighth season was announced on April 24. The program is to be recorded again in Arena Gliwice. The traditional hosts of the program will be Jerzy Mielewski, Łukasz Jurkowski and Karolina Gilon.
It is assumed that this season will see the return of competitors such as Mateusz Strupiński, Igor Fojcik or Sebastian Kasprzyk, etc.
This season introduced visual changes after seven previous seasons of Ninja Warrior Poland. The colors of the interior of the arena were changed to silver-purple-blue, the episode's intro revealing the logo was also animated, and the leaderboards at the end of each course were redesigned. The obstacle course representation also received some minor changes. The color of the timer graphic also changed from white to light blue.
The Heats[]
The Heats were run over in 6 episodes. Out of the 28/29 competitors depending on the episode, 10 competitors will advance to the semi-finals, while the 2 competitors with the best result will compete in the Power Tower race in each episode. The person who finished the tower faster receives a Golden Ticket and will automatically advance to the final. The second one goes to the semi-final course along with the other 8 semi-finalists. There was no time limit in the heats.
Completed the Power Tower in 43 seconds. The completion time was not shown in this episode, and was only revealed during episode 6 when the final leaderboard was presented.
The semi-finals are shown in each of the 6 episodes along with the qualifiers. Out of 9 competitors, the fastest 3 will advance to the finals. If more than 3 people finished the semi-finals course, time becomes the decisive factor, i.e. the faster the competitor managed the semi-final round - the better. If less than 3 competitors finished the course, the competitors who got the furthest and fastest round the course would advance to the final. There was no time limit in semi-finals.
Originally he placed 4th, but suffered arm injury after he dismounted to the landing platform and was withdrawn from the competition. First time when he didn't advance to the Finals since the second season.
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Krystian Grzywiński
10th
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He had to withdraw from the competition due to an injury.
His legs slipped as he landed on the edge of the platform, and he fell into the water. First time when he didn't advance to the Finals since the second season.
The remaining 24 competitors from the previous six semi-finals and 6 Power Tower winners took part in the final. They were to fight for the title of the first Polish "Ninja Warrior" and a cash prize of PLN 200,000. The final consisted of 3-4 stages.
Stage 1[]
Obstacles[]
① Double Steps (Bieg Parkourowca)
② Cannonball Drop (Kula Armatnia)
③ Razor's Edge (Na Krawędzi)
④ Drum Hopper (Bębniarz)
⑤ Sideways (Leć Bokiem)
⑥ Warped Wall (Krzywa Ściana)
⑦ Spinning Bridge (Obrotowy Most)
⑧ Jumping Spider (Skok Pająka)
⑨ Rope Climb (Przeprawa przez komin)
Time limit: 230 seconds (03:50) Notes: The finals' running order was based on the semi-finals' overall placing, and the slowest competitor would be going first in Stage 1.
