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  • What type of Ninja Course should I get?
    We're glad you asked! Finding the right Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course for your needs is key. Check out this post to help determine which option is right for you!
  • What is the difference between the MegaCube and Limited Edition MegaCube?
    Great Question! They are both awesome - we just swapped some of the obstacles offered. Please see the table below. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions.
  • What is a lache and why is it important?
    A lache is when you hang from your hands, then throw yourself from one place to another. If you've ever seen American Ninja Warrior, you've seen tons of laches! You can lache to the ground, to a platform, to a balance obstacle, to another obstacle... Lacheing is a common skill practiced in Ninja Warrior, Parkour, and Gymnastics. Every good ninja course typically includes a variety of laches to various points. A good lache rig will contain the ability to not only do laches, but to adjust the distance and variety of the lache to be practiced. All World Ninja Sport rigs (except for the Ninja Monkey Rig) come with lache bars that can be adjusted to give you versatility in your training. When should you train laches? You should lache every day! It's a foundational skill for your ninja training that will help develop your arm strength, explosivity, and develop the calluses that make your hands strong. What are the different types of lache bars? Drop in lache bars - Found on our Babylon and Monster series rigs. These bars can be easily moved just by pushing up to release the bar from the ledger notches. Then you can take the bar out or move it to another notch location. You can also hang obstacles from these bars! Clamp-on lache bars - Found on many of our Steel and Aluminum rigs like the Steel Monster Bolt-on lache bars - Found on our Playland Rig. How to Lache: If you'd like to know more about lache bar options, ninja courses suitable for you, or how to integrate lache bars into your setup, feel free to reach out and speak to one of our ninjas 😀 347-746-4652 info@worldninjasport.com
  • The mats and cover arrived yesterday, and everything looks great. Thank you! One question – do you advise putting a tarp below the mats too (in addition to the cover on top)? Our ground is pretty moist, so we’ll probably do that, but I wanted to make sure there wasn’t a reason we should not do it.
    Awesome! Thank you so much for confirming! We're very happy that you're happy! Good question - a tarp could help as long as it stays dry, but if you have rain or sprinklers, the water will get on top of the tarp, then stay in between the tarp and mat, potentially exacerbating the problem. I would recommend a tarp as long as you can dry it out after, or cover it before any rain. Alternatively, pea gravel, sand, and rubber mulch make pretty nice foundations that allow water to flow down. I hope that helps! If you need anything else or would like to talk in more detail, feel free to call or email 😀
  • Curious. I want to set up a "belt" program. Like they have in martial arts. Do you have any suggestions on what categories I should test?
    Awesome! Yes, here are some common testable ninja skills. Lache for distance to a spot. Lache distance from bar to bar. Dead hang from a bar. Dead hang from a Cliffhanger. Longest Cliffhanger traverse. Longest precision jump. Longest straight balance (balance on an object that is totally straight). Fastest course time. For this one, you would set up a standard course with the same distances for everyone to compete on. Most successful Warped Wall attempts in 30 or 60 seconds. Most grip changes on a course in 60 seconds. They can traverse to any obstacle; every time their hand changes position, they score a point. Fall Training: Safety Roll/Parkour Roll Falling to mats Drop Falls Dive Rolls
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