Sasuke - Japanese game show testhing athleticism

[Koing]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8ICHwtm9kw

Only the 2nd guy to do it within 7yrs.

The Hamm brothers have failed to complete it also.

This guy has scary athleticism.

Koing

EDIT for the yellow fever lovers...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TH-l6o40Iw&eurl=

Again some serious athleticism here.

 

[Mrvile]

Holy crap that was intense. Someone said that he built all his muscle being a fisherman all his life.

 

[EvilYoda]

So this is what that Viking something something show on ESPN was/is based on...very cool. Looks fun

 

[uhohs]

sasuke is emo. naruto needs to kick his butt.

 

[mobobuff]

Impressive.

 

[HeroOfPellinor]

This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

 

[rocadelpunk]

wow :0

 

[Koing]

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

It's an obstacle course and most of it is about agility, balance, grip and all around athleticism. I'd have loved to do it.

We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

I LOVE stuff like this

Koing

 

[ViviTheMage]

:|

 

[chinkleii]

OMG....This guy is GREAT!!!!!

This needs to be televised to the US.

 

[Coquito]

Originally posted by: Koing

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

It's an obstacle course and most of it is about agility, balance, grip and all around athleticism. I'd have loved to do it.

We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

I LOVE stuff like this

Koing

Gladiators was shown here too. I forget, but I think Ice was the only decent looking woman. Pyramid & Joust were fun to watch.

Originally posted by: chinkleii
OMG....This guy is GREAT!!!!!

This needs to be televised to the US.

There's a show like that on ESPN2 called Viking something. It has less strength requirements, but more obstacles, & even some simple arithmetic.

 

[MmmSkyscraper]

Originally posted by: Koing
We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

Booo-urns to Wolf! :|

Jet FTW! :heart:

 

[SZLiao214]

Yeah i've seen that show a few times, its pretty entertaining

Ah, cool note from the comments. Apparently he spent the 20 grand of prize money on the other contestants which he practiced with a few times a year.

Almost all the contestants are blue-collar guys, very nice.

 

[HeroOfPellinor]

Originally posted by: Koing

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

It's an obstacle course and most of it is about agility, balance, grip and all around athleticism. I'd have loved to do it.

We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

I LOVE stuff like this

Koing

This FIRST coarse is about agility and strength which is why some ordinary citizen can occasionally complete it or almost complete it. By the time they get to the third, it's all about hanging from things.

 

[Zoblefu]

wow, that's incredible. Amazing strength. How many people have completed it? Just 2?

 

[Corporate Thug]

i saw something like this on ESPN (i think it was the same guy)

 

[HeroOfPellinor]

Originally posted by: Zoblefu
wow, that's incredible. Amazing strength. How many people have completed it? Just 2?

Yeah. The first guy to do it is almost blind. And this latest guy almost did it one other time, but hit the buzzer at the end .07 seconds too late. Another guy made it to the 4th round with this guy and went before him, but was a few seconds too late.

 

[Koing]

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor

Originally posted by: Koing

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

It's an obstacle course and most of it is about agility, balance, grip and all around athleticism. I'd have loved to do it.

We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

I LOVE stuff like this

Koing

This FIRST coarse is about agility and strength which is why some ordinary citizen can occasionally complete it or almost complete it. By the time they get to the third, it's all about hanging from things.

It isn't my fault the biggers guys 'grip' strength isn't up to par...they can sure lift more but that isn't needed for something in this nature. The bigger guys would dominate in other stuff like WSG events

I'm not a small guy @ 195lbs but I'm willing to bet I can out class most guys with grip strength. My grip strength is solid, only because I've rock climbed quite a lot and I can crush the CoC no1 25x with either hand. The Coc no2 5x with my right hand and once with my left hand. No way I'd get near a CoC no3 though yet.

Looks awesome fun

Koing

 

[JEDI]

Originally posted by: Koing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8ICHwtm9kw

Only the 2nd guy to do it within 7yrs.

The Hamm brothers have failed to complete it also.

This guy has scary athleticism.

Koing

EDIT for the yellow fever lovers...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TH-l6o40Iw&eurl=

Again some serious athleticism here.

when i saw that, i thought 1st Knight with Richard Gere.

 

[JEDI]

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor

Originally posted by: Koing

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

It's an obstacle course and most of it is about agility, balance, grip and all around athleticism. I'd have loved to do it.

We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

I LOVE stuff like this

Koing

This FIRST coarse is about agility and strength which is why some ordinary citizen can occasionally complete it or almost complete it. By the time they get to the third, it's all about hanging from things.

wait.. when the guy presses the red button, that's ONLY the 1st course?! :Q

 

[sygyzy]

American Gladiators is not the same as Gladiators AFAIK.

 

[mobiblu]

booked for later

 

[effowe]

Damn, that chick in the red tank top is teh win.

 

[Patt]

Craziness ... I wish I had a fraction of that strength

 

[Koing]

Originally posted by: JEDI

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor

Originally posted by: Koing

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
This is called Ninja Warrior and airs on G4 all the time. The American decathlete (6' 3" 200) made it further than Morgan Hamm. But most of these obstacles are for lighter guys as they're about carrying your own weight.

It's an obstacle course and most of it is about agility, balance, grip and all around athleticism. I'd have loved to do it.

We use to have a show in England called Gladiators but it isn't on anymore . I was going to apply.

I LOVE stuff like this

Koing

This FIRST coarse is about agility and strength which is why some ordinary citizen can occasionally complete it or almost complete it. By the time they get to the third, it's all about hanging from things.

wait.. when the guy presses the red button, that's ONLY the 1st course?! :Q

Yes. There are 4 courses

Originally posted by: Patt
Craziness ... I wish I had a fraction of that strength

Got to train a lot or at least for enough years. I have been training seriously since I was 16. Before then I was only doing school sports and other sport clubs since I can remember.

Koing