Olympic athletes may soon create an icon ninja warrior Obstacle course. The owner of the format, Tokyo Broadcasting System Television (TBS), has revealed that he is working with various partners to see if this could be the fifth discipline of modern pentathlon at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
The International Pentathlon Association (UIPM), in collaboration with TBS, World Obstacle and the International Obstacle Federation (FISO), is testing two types of obstacle sports, one of which is the “Ninja Competition”. ninja warrior (Japanese title sask).
In the USA American ninja warrior It is currently the 14th series and ITV in the UK is preparing for its first season in three years. In total, there are 20 international versions of the show around the world, which originated on the Japanese network TBS.
The first test race will be held in Ankara, Turkey, today and tomorrow in collaboration between UIPM and FISO, after the 2022 UIPM Fifth World Cup Final in Ankara.
UIPM and FISO have asked TBS to provide a ninja warrior Obstacle course to be used for demonstration during the event. This course is currently used to shoot local versions in France, Poland and other European countries. Wall Flip, Parallel Pipes, Wind Chimes and Tire Swing will be obstacles.
Modern pentathlon is an Olympic sport made up of five disciplines: fencing, swimming, show jumping, laser gun shooting and jogging. The obstacle course would replace the discipline of horse riding.
Miho Takashima, who manages the format globally, said:
“sask/ninja warrior, which continues to win fans around the world, is the culmination of TBS’s long history of content development. We look forward to working with UIPM and FISO to further expand our obstacle course. “
Source: Deadline
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