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ANW1 Rope Swing

American Ninja Warrior 1's Rope Swing

ANW2 Rope Swing

American Ninja Warrior 2's Rope Swing

The Rope Swing is an obstacle first introduced as the second obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 1 in qualifying and semifinal, and it appeared again on American Ninja Warrior 2, once again as the second obstacle in qualifying and semifinal.

Competitors must grab the rope and swing it across the water to reach the landing platform 20 feet (6.096 meters) away. Although the function of this obstacle was very simple, some competitors had to swing back to the starting platform because they were not successfully making the swing to the landing platform on their first attempt.

Rope Swing into Cargo Net[]

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American Ninja Warrior 6's Rope Swing Into Cargo Net in St. Louis

On American Ninja Warrior 6, the Rope Swing returned in the form of the Rope Swing into Cargo Net as the fourth obstacle in St. Louis. In this version of the obstacle, competitors must jump from the trampoline and grab the first rope. Then, competitors must build enough swing and momentum to grab the second rope, and then make the transition to the cargo net. Finally, competitors must climb down the cargo net to reach the landing platform.

Salmon Ladder with Rope[]

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SASUKE Vietnam 4's Salmon Ladder with Rope

On SASUKE Vietnam 4, the Rope Swing debuted in the form of the Salmon Ladder with Rope, locally Thang Cรก Hแป“i - ฤu Dรขy, appearing as the fourth obstacle in Stage 2 and replacing the Unstable Bridge from past three SASUKE Vietnam seasons. The obstacle is combined the Salmon Ladder with no rest.

Similar to the Rope Swing into Cargo Net during St. Louis qualifiers and finals on American Ninja Warrior 6, the obstacle had two ropes, with the first rope being shorter than the second rope. After reaching the fifth rung of the Salmon Ladder, competitors were now able to grab the first rope. And after reaching the second rope, competitors must swing it to reach the landing platform (similar to the original Rope Swing).

The Rope Swing part only eliminated Hoร ng Sa when he couldn't make the dismount.

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SASUKE Vietnam 5's Rope Swing

Similar to Ninja Warrior Israel's version, the Rope Swing later returned as a part of the Salmon Ladder during Stage 2 on SASUKE Vietnam 5. This time, the material of the first rope had been changed, and the second rope had been shortened to make it the same length as the first rope.

This time, the Rope Swing part became much harder and more dangerous, as six competitors failed on it, even though it was very easy on the previous season. Many competitors struggled when trying to transit to the first rope, and some had run out of energy when transiting to the second rope. Also, several competitors were disaqualified for touching the Salmon Ladder's support structure when swinging on the rope.

Other Appearances[]

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Ninja Warrior Sweden[]

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Ninja Warrior Sweden 1's Rope Swing

In Ninja Warrior Sweden, the Rope Swing appeared as the second obstacle in Finals' Stage One. Unlike American Ninja Warrior, the rope was hooked into a bar, making the function of this obstacle very similar to the Tarzan Jump/Tarzan Rope.

Ninja Warrior France[]

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Ninja Warrior France 8's Double Rope Swing

In Ninja Warrior France 8, a double variant of the original Rope Swing, locally called La Double Liane (literally translated as The Double Rope) appeared as the second obstacle in all qualification rounds. The obstacle was very similar to the Salmon Ladder with Rope in SASUKE Vietnam 4, except that both two ropes have the same height and the gap between two ropes was wider. Competitors need a jump to grab the first rope. And after reaching the second rope, competitors must swing it to reach the landing platform.

This variation previously appeared in American Ninja Warrior 14 as part of the Power Tower at the end of each semifinals episode.

Rope Swing into Cargo Net[]

Ninja Warrior UK[]

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Ninja Warrior UK 2's Jump Hang with Jungle Swing

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Ninja Warrior UK 3's Jump Hang with Rope

The Rope Swing into Cargo Net appeared as the fourth obstacle on Ninja Warrior UK 2 during the semi-finals (called Jump Hang with Jungle Swing, with three ropes instead of two), and then on Ninja Warrior UK 3 in Heat 1 (called Jump Hang with Rope).

Ninja Warrior Germany[]

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The Rope Swing into Cargo Net (Cargo Netz mit Seil) in Ninja Warrior Germany 1

In Ninja Warrior Germany 1, the Rope Swing into Cargo Net, locally called Cargo Netz mit Seil (literally Cargo Net with Rope), appeared as the fourth obstacle in the third Preliminary Round. Unlike American Ninja Warrior 6, the obstacle consisted of only one rope that was hooked into a bar (similar to the Rope Swing in Ninja Warrior Sweden), and there was no trampoline at the start. Competitors would also have to unhook that rope first and would then grab the rope and swing it across to reach the Cargo Net, essentially making this obstacle a combination of the Tarzan Rope, Rope Swing. Jump Hang, or also known as the mini version of Tarzan Rope and Rope Ladder.

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Ninja Warrior Germany 2's Rope Swing into Cargo Net

It returned as the fourth obstacle in Preliminary Round 6, with a similar specification as the previous season.

Ninja Warrior France[]

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Ninja Warrior France 1's Rope Swing Into Cargo Net

In Ninja Warrior France, the Rope Swing into Cargo Net, locally called Le Grand Saut (literally The Big Jump) appeared as the fourth obstacle in Heat 3. Similar to the one used in Ninja Warrior Germany 1, the obstacle featured only one rope. However, competitors must jump from the trampoline and grab the rope (similar to American Ninja Warrior 6's version).

Ninja Warrior Austria[]

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Ninja Warrior Austria 1's Rope Swing Into Cargo Net

In Ninja Warrior Austria, the Rope Swing into Cargo Net appeared as the fourth obstacle in Heat 3, which was very similar to the one used in Ninja Warrior Germany 1 (since the obstacle featured only a swinging rope that was hooked into a bar).

Ninja Warrior Russia[]

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Ninja Warrior Russia's Rope Swing into Cargo Net

In Ninja Warrior Russia, the Rope Swing into Cargo Net, locally called ะŸะพะปะตั‚ ะ’ ะกะตั‚ะธ (literally Flight Online) appeared as the fourth obstacle in Heat 1 and Heat 6, which was very similar to the one used in Ninja Warrior Germany 1 (since the obstacle featured only a swinging rope that was hooked into a bar).

Australian Ninja Warrior[]

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Australian Ninja Warrior 2's Rope to Cargo Net

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Lateral view of Australian Ninja Warrior 2's Rope to Cargo Net

In Australian Ninja Warrior 2, the Rope Swing into Cargo Net appeared the fourth obstacle in Heat 3, and was simply called as the Rope to Cargo Net. Similar to the one used in Ninja Warrior Germany 1, the obstacle featured only one rope and no trampoline at the start. However, the rope was not hooked into a bar, so competitors just simply had to grab the rope and swing 4m to the cargo net, making the function of this obstacle very similar to the one of the original Rope Swing.

Salmon Ladder with Rope[]

Ninja Israel[]

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Ninja Israel's Rope Swing

In Ninja Warrior Israel, the Rope Swing appeared as part of the Salmon Ladder with no rest during the semi-finals. Compared to the one used in SASUKE Vietnam 4, the obstacle featured three ropes (similar to the Jump Hang with Jungle Swing in Ninja Warrior UK 2, albeit with no cargo net at the end of the obstacle), with the first rope being the shortest and the second rope being the longest. Due to this, the obstacle was very brutal, as most competitors failed when trying to transit to the first rope, or some had run out of energy when transiting to the third rope.

Trivia[]

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The original setup for Rope Swing into Cargo Net before taping

  • During the building process of the St. Louis course, Rope Swing into Cargo Net was planned to have three ropes; however, in practice, most testers were able to swing to the cargo net with no problem, and so it was reduced to just two.
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