Changes: Ring Jump

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ANW8 Ring Jump — American Ninja Warrior 8's Ring Jump in Los Angeles

The Ring Jump is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the fourth obstacle in Los Angeles on American Ninja Warrior 8.

Competitors must move three rings across two slanted tracks, the first slanted up, the second slanted down, but there were pegs of different heights that had to be jumped over. Competitors would have to reach for the first ring, jumped it over a few pegs, and then reached for a second ring, and used those two rings to climb the first track. Then, competitors must transfer to the third ring on the second track, and jump or slide it down over the pegs to reach the landing platform.

The obstacle eliminated a decent number of competitors, such as Tory Garcia and Brandon Toon. During Los Angeles finals, one of the rings was made bigger, making it heavier to jump. Despite that, no competitor failed on the obstacle.

Other Season Appearances

American Ninja Warrior 9

ANW9 Ring Jump — American Ninja Warrior 9's Ring Jump in Cleveland

The Ring Jump returned as the fourth obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 9 in Cleveland. However, the obstacle was heavily modified, with the number of rings was reduced from three to just two (one on each slanted track), the number of pegs was also reduced, the shorter tracks, and a larger gap between the end of the second track to the landing platform.

During Cleveland qualifiers, the obstacle eliminated more competitors than during Los Angeles qualifiers on the previous season, as 29 competitors fell on it out of 60 attempts. This included competitors like Michelle Warnky, Rachael Goldstein, Amy Pajcic, and Luis Moco. The obstacle was also served as the cut off for the top 5 female competitors to advance to Cleveland finals.

An easier technique was discovered during Cleveland qualifiers (although it was done early by Jessie Graff during American Ninja Warrior 8's Los Angeles finals). Competitors grabbed the first ring, then faced the obstacle backward. This would generate more power to jump the ring across several pegs, and made this obstacle needed less time and energy to complete it. In fact, no competitor failed on this obstacle during Cleveland finals, despite one of the pegs on the second track was removed.

American Ninja Warrior 10

ANW10 Ring Jump — American Ninja Warrior 10's Ring Jump in Minneapolis

On American Ninja Warrior 10, the Ring Jump appeared during Minneapolis qualifiers, with the obstacle was moved a position back to the third obstacle. The obstacle itself was looked the same as during Cleveland qualifiers on the previous season.

Despite that, during Minneapolis qualifiers, the obstacle became more brutal, as 38 out of 69 competitors fell on it, including Dan Yager, Sarah Schoback, Sara Heesen, Maggi Thorne, and Michael Stanger. The obstacle was once again served as the cut off for the top 5 female competitors to advance to Minneapolis finals. It is worth noting that the Ring Jump also had the highest amount of casualties from a single city qualifiers obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 10.

During Minneapolis finals, the obstacle was replaced by the Sky Hooks, which was used as the fourth obstacle during Los Angeles qualifiers on that season (during Los Angeles finals, the Sky Hooks was replaced by the Flying Shelf Grab). This made the Ring Jump as one of three obstacles during city qualifiers round that didn't reappear during city finals round on American Ninja Warrior 10 (along with the Floating Steps and Tuning Forks).

Other Appearances

Ninja Warrior UK

NWUK3 Ring Jump — Ninja Warrior UK 3's Ring Jump

On Ninja Warrior UK 3, the Ring Jump appeared as the fourth obstacle during the finals' Stage 1, which was similar to the one used on American Ninja Warrior 8. However, the obstacle was proven to be easy, as no competitor failed on this obstacle.

Then, the obstacle appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 2 on Ninja Warrior UK 4. This time, the obstacle eliminated several competitors.

On Ninja Warrior UK 5, the Ring Jump appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 1 and Heat 2.

Australian Ninja Warrior

-23- Ring Jump — Australian Ninja Warrior's Ring Jump

On Australian Ninja Warrior, the Ring Jump appeared as the seventh obstacle in Semifinal 1, which was similar to the one used on American Ninja Warrior 8.

AusNW2 Ring Jump — Australian Ninja Warrior 2's Ring Jump

Then, the obstacle appeared as the fourth obstacle in Stage One on Australian Ninja Warrior 2. This time, each track had 2 rings.

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-[[File:ANW8_Ring_Jump.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 8's Ring Jump in Los Angeles]]The''' Ring Jump''' is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the fourth obstacle in Los Angeles on [[American Ninja Warrior 8]]. The competitors had to move three rings across two slanted beams, the first slanted up, the second slanted down, but there were pegs of different heights that had to be jumped over. The competitors would have to reach for the first ring, jumped it over a few pegs, and then reached for a second ring, and used those two rings to climb the first beam. Then, competitors must transfer to the third ring on the second beam, and jump or slide it down over the pegs to reach the platform. In Los Angeles finals, one ring was made bigger, making it heavier to jump.
+[[File:ANW8_Ring_Jump.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 8's Ring Jump in Los Angeles]]The''' Ring Jump''' is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the fourth obstacle in Los Angeles on [[American Ninja Warrior 8]].
+Competitors must move three rings across two slanted tracks, the first slanted up, the second slanted down, but there were pegs of different heights that had to be jumped over. Competitors would have to reach for the first ring, jumped it over a few pegs, and then reached for a second ring, and used those two rings to climb the first track. Then, competitors must transfer to the third ring on the second track, and jump or slide it down over the pegs to reach the landing platform.
+The obstacle eliminated a decent number of competitors, such as [[Tory Garcia]] and [[Brandon Toon]]. During Los Angeles finals, one of the rings was made bigger, making it heavier to jump. Despite that, no competitor failed on the obstacle.
+{{Clear}}
+==Other Season Appearances==
+==='''American Ninja Warrior 9'''===
 [[File:ANW9_Ring_Jump.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 9's Ring Jump in Cleveland]]
+The Ring Jump returned as the fourth obstacle on [[American Ninja Warrior 9]] in Cleveland. However, the obstacle was heavily modified, with the number of rings was reduced from three to just two (one on each slanted track), the number of pegs was also reduced, the shorter tracks, and a larger gap between the end of the second track to the landing platform.
+During Cleveland qualifiers, the obstacle eliminated more competitors than during Los Angeles qualifiers on the [[American Ninja Warrior 8|previous season]], as 29 competitors fell on it out of 60 attempts. This included competitors like [[Michelle Warnky]], [[Rachael Goldstein]], [[Amy Pajcic]], and [[Luis Moco]]. The obstacle was also served as the cut off for the top 5 female competitors to advance to Cleveland finals.
+An easier technique was discovered during Cleveland qualifiers (although it was done early by [[Jessie Graff]] during [[American Ninja Warrior 8]]'s Los Angeles finals). Competitors grabbed the first ring, then faced the obstacle backward. This would generate more power to jump the ring across several pegs, and made this obstacle needed less time and energy to complete it. In fact, no competitor failed on this obstacle during Cleveland finals, despite one of the pegs on the second track was removed.
+{{Clear}}
+==='''American Ninja Warrior 10'''===
+[[File:ANW10_Ring_Jump.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 10's Ring Jump in Minneapolis]]
+On [[American Ninja Warrior 10]], the Ring Jump appeared during Minneapolis qualifiers, with the obstacle was moved a position back to the third obstacle. The obstacle itself was looked the same as during Cleveland qualifiers on the [[American Ninja Warrior 9|previous season]].
+Despite that, during Minneapolis qualifiers, the obstacle became more brutal, as 38 out of 69 competitors fell on it, including [[Dan Yager]], [[Sarah Schoback]], [[Sara Heesen]], [[Maggi Thorne]], and [[Michael Stanger]]. The obstacle was once again served as the cut off for the top 5 female competitors to advance to Minneapolis finals. It is worth noting that the Ring Jump also had the highest amount of casualties from a single city qualifiers obstacle on [[American Ninja Warrior 10]].
+During Minneapolis finals, the obstacle was replaced by the [[Sky Hooks]], which was used as the fourth obstacle during Los Angeles qualifiers on that season (during Los Angeles finals, the [[Sky Hooks]] was replaced by the [[Flying Shelf Grab]]). This made the Ring Jump as one of three obstacles during city qualifiers round that didn't reappear during city finals round on [[American Ninja Warrior 10]] (along with the [[Floating Steps]] and [[Tuning Forks]]).
+{{clear}}
+==Other Appearances==
+==='''Ninja Warrior UK'''===
+[[File:NWUK3_Ring_Jump.jpg|thumb|276px|Ninja Warrior UK 3's Ring Jump]]
+On [[Ninja Warrior UK 3]], the Ring Jump appeared as the fourth obstacle during the finals' Stage 1, which was similar to the one used on [[American Ninja Warrior 8]]. However, the obstacle was proven to be easy, as no competitor failed on this obstacle.
+Then, the obstacle appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 2 on [[Ninja Warrior UK 4]]. This time, the obstacle eliminated several competitors.
+On [[Ninja Warrior UK 5]], the Ring Jump appeared as the fifth obstacle in Heat 1 and Heat 2.
+{{clear}}
+==='''Australian Ninja Warrior'''===
+[[File:-23-_Ring_Jump.png|thumb|276px|Australian Ninja Warrior's Ring Jump]]
+On [[Australian Ninja Warrior]], the Ring Jump appeared as the seventh obstacle in Semifinal 1, which was similar to the one used on [[American Ninja Warrior 8]].
+[[File:AusNW2_Ring_Jump.jpg|thumb|276px|Australian Ninja Warrior 2's Ring Jump]]
-The Ring Jump returned as the fourth obstacle on [[American Ninja Warrior 9]] in Cleveland, with the number of rings was reduced from three to just two (one on each slanted beam), and the number pegs was also reduced. It eliminated more competitors during Cleveland qualifiers than in Los Angeles qualifiers. However, an easier technique was discovered during the Cleveland qualifiers. Competitors grabbed the first ring, then faced the obstacle backwards. This would generate more power to jump the ring across several pegs, and made this obstacle needed less time and energy to complete it. In fact, no competitors failed on this obstacle during Cleveland finals.
+Then, the obstacle appeared as the fourth obstacle in Stage One on [[Australian Ninja Warrior 2]]. This time, each track had 2 rings.
 [[Category:American Ninja Warrior 8]]
+[[Category:American Ninja Warrior 9]]
+[[Category:American Ninja Warrior 10]]