Hand Ladder
The Hand Ladder, also known as Monkey Bars, was used for female contenders in all versions of the UK series and for all challengers in the initial Australian series before the Hand Bike was introduced for male challengers in series 2 and for all challengers in the Australian Revival. Falling off the Hand Ladder resulted in a 10 second penalty in the UK versions. Both Australian versions assessed a penalty of 7 seconds.
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