American Ninja Challenge - Obstacles in American Ninja Warrior Qualifiers

Obstacles in American Ninja Warrior Qualifiers

ANW Season Qualifying Round Semi-Finals
1 Quad Steps Rope Swing Spinning Log Spider Walk Pipe Slider Warped Wall Tarzan Rope Jumping Bars Rope Ladder
2 Quad Steps Rope Swing Bridge of Blades Spider Walk Jumping Bars Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Circle Slider Rope Ladder
3 Quad Steps Log Grip Bridge of Blades Jump Hang Jumping Bars Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Unstable Bridge Rope Ladder
4 (Southwest Regional) Quad Steps Log Grip Spinning Log Jump Hang Devil Steps Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Arm Rings Cargo Climb
4 (Midwest Regional) Quad Steps Log Grip Bridge of Blades Jump Hang Curtain Slider Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Lamp Grasper Cargo Climb
4 (Northeast Regional) Quad Steps Log Grip Bungee Bridge Jump Hang Jumping Bars Wall Lift Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Cycle Road Cargo Climb
4 (Northwest Regional) Quad Steps Log Grip Spinning Log Jump Hang Pipe Slider Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Arm Rings Cargo Climb
4 (Mid-South Regional) Quad Steps Log Grip Bridge of Blades Jump Hang Rope Junction Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Lamp Grasper Cargo Climb
4 (Southeast Regional) Quad Steps Log Grip Bungee Bridge Jump Hang Swing Circle Wall Lift Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Cycle Road Cargo Climb

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