Quintuple Steps is an obstacle first introduced in American Ninja Warrior 1 as the first obstacle in qualifying and semifinal. Competitors must go across five angled steps to the landing platform in a similar fashion to Rokudantobi, except with farther spacing and different design for the steps.
In American Ninja Warrior 2 and American Ninja Warrior 3, Quad Steps replaced this obstacle as the first obstacle in qualifying and semifinal, and then in American Ninja Warrior 4 in every qualifying region.
In American Ninja Warrior 5, Quintuple Steps returned once again as the first obstacle in every qualifying city and was used until American Ninja Warrior 7, before being replaced by Floating Steps in American Ninja Warrior 8. Each step is 3-ft wide, and 5 ft apart (6 in some source).
In American Ninja Warrior 1 and American Ninja Warrior 5, the left side of the obstacle has two steps, while the right side has three steps. However, in American Ninja Warrior 6 and American Ninja Warrior 7, the left side of the obstacle has three steps, while the right side has two steps.
During the broadcast of American Ninja Warrior 5's Venice Beach finals, it was revealed that 43 out of 125 competitors had been taken out by this obstacle during Venice Beach qualifiers.
Other Appearances[]
Quintuple Steps has been used in almost all of SASUKE/Ninja Warrior's international formats, including:
- Ninja Warrior UK,
- Australian Ninja Warrior,
- The 'steps' are 1.5m apart
- Ninja Warrior Sweden,
- Ninja Warrior Germany,
- Ninja Warrior Poland,
- Ninja Warrior Austria,
- Ninja Warrior Arabia (called Five Steps),
- Ninja Warrior Russia,
- Ninja Warrior Turkey,
- During the competition, there is a rope on the landing platform.
- Ninja Israel,
- Ninja Israel Junior,
- During Heat 3, there was a rope at the end of this obstacle, meaning that after the fifth step, competitors must jump and grab the hanging rope (similar to the Step Slider and Floating Steps), and swing to the landing platform to clear the obstacle.
- SASUKE Ninja Warrior Indonesia, and
- During SASUKE Ninja Warrior Indonesia: International Competition, the steps were made steeper, which made it harder for the competitors to traverse.
- SASUKE Ninja Warrior Mongolia,
- During the competition, the left side of the obstacle has two steps, while the right side has three steps.
Competitors' Success Rate[]
- All results based on the Polsat broadcast and external information found.
Ninja Warrior Poland[]
NWP | Clears | Attempts | Percentage |
---|---|---|---|
NWP1 (Heat 1) | 33 | 34 | 97.06% |
NWP1 (Heat 2) | 32 | 34 | 94.12% |
NWP1 (Heat 3) | 32 | 34 | 94.12% |
NWP1 (Heat 4) | 34 | 34 | 100% |
NWP1 (Heat 5) | 33 | 34 | 97.06% |
NWP1 (Heat 6) | 34 | 34 | 100% |
Total | 198 | 204 | 97.06% |