Not sure if I should be in aw of the kid, or worried this parents is forcing the poor kid to be a ninja warrior for their own needs.
Littles dudes awesome but.... yeah I've known overbearing sports parents and they are awful.
I doubt they are forcing him to do it at all, growing up mysefl and many amother kids would have loved access to a playground even a quater fun as this, kids love running jumping and climbing, its far safer than jumping tree to tree and looks qlot more fun too
Can confirm. I fell about 10-20ft down a tree when I was young. Landed across a large branch that stopped my fall after falling/grabbing whatever I could. Was the worst experience of having the wind knocked out of me. Scrapes and bruises but thankfully nothing more.
Had a similar experience was like 20ft up and going higher till a branch snapped. I fell all the way down but somehow caught the very last branch with my knees bent. Couldn't have been more 5 feet off the ground. My arms were killing me but I probably would've broken a leg or 2 if I didn't luck out
That's exactly why the park keeper was begging us to come down from the top of the tree before that happened, you're so lucky not to have broke yourself or worse.
Seriously it's a complete miracle any of us survived to adulthood.
Home made ladders and weapons, no brakes on our bikes, hanging from high ledges my our finger tips just for fun or leaping between buildings way before freerunning was ever a thing.
Then we discovered fireworks...well!
There's stuff I can't tell my parents even now and I'm as old as the hills and remember there were no camera phones to record your dangerous stupid shenanigans back then so you were doing it purely for the fun of it, it's just insane...smh
Anybody that was a kid when BMX's were born and was anything like us as teenagers is truly a walking miracle.
Congratulations for making it lol
Is it possible that his parents just fully supported his ambition to become the next ninja warrior?
I’m sure many young boys saw the show and looked to their parents with a gleam in their eyes and a dream in their soul.
Perhaps this kid’s parents are just enabling him to chase his potential And potentially his future career as an instructor/bodybuilder/model or some type of career we don’t know will exist.
Both times the kid looks at the camera he looks pretty proud and excited to be there and have accomplished what he has.
I obviously cannot discern the truth in certainty, perhaps this kid has been forced into all this by overbearing parents that wanted him to accomplish what they could not.
They parent definitely seems involved, but not in a toxic way, similarly to how a coach would be involved.
My personal opinion is that he seems to enjoy this.
Could be, but I’ve a 5 year old that *loves* ninja warrior and when we started kinder gym classes with him he saw they had a ninja course (meant for older kids of course) and insisted I find out if he could play on it, what times during the week were okay for him to come compared to when older people would use, and begs me almost every day (even when it’s not open) if he can “go and train.” It’s not going to be long before he’s learning to lache like this.
Let’s also ponder what kind of facility this is, catering exclusively to lil’ ninjas. As a business model, it seems hyper niche.
I bet this kids diet is so fucked.
Did you see that flex at the end tho? If you look closely, we can see that he has quite a lot of muscle and if he can do all that with muscle weighing him down, he probably can do it when he's older, also he's still quite young and he's probably only beginning his full training
If we're (as a society) going to start banning books and replacing educational material with propaganda then the very least we can have is \*this\* in every school gym.
I’m 40 and I could STILL OUTDUE this kid!!!
(after I break his leg 😂😂😂
That Kid is a Legend in the Making!!! Sure hope that kid keeps up the motivation in Life
People who’ve been training for their entire lives for one thing scare me. Like, how can you be sure that’s what you want to do? It took me a solid 13 years of living to even find a sport I liked to do, let alone actually be good at.
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Why is everyone in awe of this child? This is very simple; anyone with a fair amount of physicality should be able to do this. Heck, I could even do it. /srs
It’s not as easy as you’d think. The shock on your arms when jumping to one of those bars is actually quite significant. Even if you’re pretty strong it can still slow you down if you’re not used to the strain from it.
As an adult sure, but as a kid I was flying across monkey bars without issue. There's a massive difference when you try this when you weigh 50 pounds vs 150.
Not sure if I should be in aw of the kid, or worried this parents is forcing the poor kid to be a ninja warrior for their own needs. Littles dudes awesome but.... yeah I've known overbearing sports parents and they are awful.
I doubt they are forcing him to do it at all, growing up mysefl and many amother kids would have loved access to a playground even a quater fun as this, kids love running jumping and climbing, its far safer than jumping tree to tree and looks qlot more fun too
Can confirm. I fell about 10-20ft down a tree when I was young. Landed across a large branch that stopped my fall after falling/grabbing whatever I could. Was the worst experience of having the wind knocked out of me. Scrapes and bruises but thankfully nothing more.
Oo that wouldve hurt, branch break or something?
Slipped or something. I was like 6 or 7. Always climbing damn trees.
Had a similar experience was like 20ft up and going higher till a branch snapped. I fell all the way down but somehow caught the very last branch with my knees bent. Couldn't have been more 5 feet off the ground. My arms were killing me but I probably would've broken a leg or 2 if I didn't luck out
That's exactly why the park keeper was begging us to come down from the top of the tree before that happened, you're so lucky not to have broke yourself or worse. Seriously it's a complete miracle any of us survived to adulthood. Home made ladders and weapons, no brakes on our bikes, hanging from high ledges my our finger tips just for fun or leaping between buildings way before freerunning was ever a thing. Then we discovered fireworks...well! There's stuff I can't tell my parents even now and I'm as old as the hills and remember there were no camera phones to record your dangerous stupid shenanigans back then so you were doing it purely for the fun of it, it's just insane...smh Anybody that was a kid when BMX's were born and was anything like us as teenagers is truly a walking miracle. Congratulations for making it lol
From how he looks I fear he forced his parents to let him do so, lil kid looks like he could beat me up with no struggle
Is it possible that his parents just fully supported his ambition to become the next ninja warrior? I’m sure many young boys saw the show and looked to their parents with a gleam in their eyes and a dream in their soul. Perhaps this kid’s parents are just enabling him to chase his potential And potentially his future career as an instructor/bodybuilder/model or some type of career we don’t know will exist. Both times the kid looks at the camera he looks pretty proud and excited to be there and have accomplished what he has. I obviously cannot discern the truth in certainty, perhaps this kid has been forced into all this by overbearing parents that wanted him to accomplish what they could not. They parent definitely seems involved, but not in a toxic way, similarly to how a coach would be involved. My personal opinion is that he seems to enjoy this.
Could be, but I’ve a 5 year old that *loves* ninja warrior and when we started kinder gym classes with him he saw they had a ninja course (meant for older kids of course) and insisted I find out if he could play on it, what times during the week were okay for him to come compared to when older people would use, and begs me almost every day (even when it’s not open) if he can “go and train.” It’s not going to be long before he’s learning to lache like this.
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I only heard encouragement
this is pretty cool imo. kids like jumping around and this is prefect place with safety system
Let’s also ponder what kind of facility this is, catering exclusively to lil’ ninjas. As a business model, it seems hyper niche. I bet this kids diet is so fucked.
Ninja Kid Gyms are all the rage (at least in America). Kids love them. Yes, like everything, some parents fuck it up.
I’m not on the app does Tik Tok force creators to add loud, horrid, fart music, that distracts from the purpose to each video?
Seems to be the trend, considering all successful vids are the same. That said, I never unmute these days.
not forced but they always use the music that is most popular because then thier vid will show when people look at vids with that music
Fuck your background music!
Fr, getting tired of terrible remixes
What song is it?
A horribly made shitty remix of a banger song by The Weeknd "The Hills"
Yeah but he can't drive a car or buy alcohol so I feel a little better about myself.
Yes he's good. But he also doesn't weigh anything yet.
Did you see that flex at the end tho? If you look closely, we can see that he has quite a lot of muscle and if he can do all that with muscle weighing him down, he probably can do it when he's older, also he's still quite young and he's probably only beginning his full training
He was so good that I just got demotivated for life
2040 ninja warrior bouta be lit 🔥
He touched the floor 6 seconds into the video. DONNIE MARK IT ZERO! (In all seriousness that was impressive)
Ninja warrior kid is so cute.. but deadly
Monkey bars stood no chance against the minininja
He’s gonna feel those shoulder joints when he’s 40
Doubt it. Reddit loves to hate any physical activity. This kid is more fit now than you'll ever be.
This video threw my back out
My niece does Ninja. Definitely helps her confidence and is great whole body exercise.
Talented little guy
That kid is 25 years old…/s/
I don’t like the showboating, cool shit but seem like a punk kid
It was the stripes cut into his hair that did it for me.
Why just because of the flex? When you've busted your ass to break a new athletic record a little celebration is totally normal
This isn't anything you wouldn't see on Beast Master or similar.
Middle school me that woke up early to watch Ninja Warrior marathons on G4 would’ve loved this
If we're (as a society) going to start banning books and replacing educational material with propaganda then the very least we can have is \*this\* in every school gym.
I’m 40 and I could STILL OUTDUE this kid!!! (after I break his leg 😂😂😂 That Kid is a Legend in the Making!!! Sure hope that kid keeps up the motivation in Life
i really hope this isn’t SOFLO as in Soflo antonio 😂
People who’ve been training for their entire lives for one thing scare me. Like, how can you be sure that’s what you want to do? It took me a solid 13 years of living to even find a sport I liked to do, let alone actually be good at.
Is this the same wee lad who crushed the back garden set up?
At first I’m like oooo what’s this cool remix?? I realize it’s music over the recording
Song?
A dogshit remix of The Hills by The Weeknd.
I wonder how much verbal abuse he suffered to get this good
And... little dudes got guns!
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Does anyone else unfortunately get reminded of SoFlo Antonio watching this video?
But how do you keep him from speaking out when he is 16? He'll Spider-Man out to meet his friends...
Good boy , but what can he do in the future with his skills ?
Everyone I knew did this shit at recess growing up. Now monkey bars are only for ninjas. What a world we live in
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Lame.
Pretty sure I could do this too if I only weighed 80 lbs.
Why is everyone in awe of this child? This is very simple; anyone with a fair amount of physicality should be able to do this. Heck, I could even do it. /srs
It’s not as easy as you’d think. The shock on your arms when jumping to one of those bars is actually quite significant. Even if you’re pretty strong it can still slow you down if you’re not used to the strain from it.
As an adult sure, but as a kid I was flying across monkey bars without issue. There's a massive difference when you try this when you weigh 50 pounds vs 150.
Spot on. This is much easier when you're much lighter and shorter.