Josh Kronberg and Arnold Risvik are the co-owners of NinjaForce in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  Josh and Arnold are two of the most creative and talented obstacles builders in the business.  There are few gyms like NinjaForce in the world- everything is custom built out of metal. Most of the obstacles are almost exact replicas of obstacles on the show; others are original pieces that you won't see anywhere else. In this episode, they talk about how they build, why they choose to build what they do, and what it's like to compete at the highest levels of American Ninja Warrior.

Pi Movement is a clothing retailer borne out of Travis Brewer's experiences on American Ninja Warrior. Travis wanted to stand out on the course, so he made himself custom ninja pants. Find out what motivates this ninjapreneur in this week's episode. 

Tyler Yamauchi and Patrick Losch, friends who met when training for American Ninja Warrior, are competitors and entrepreneurs who believe that the ninja sport is still in its infancy. In this episode, they talk about why they created the Athlete Warrior Games (AWG), a new ninja league primarily in the midwest, and how they think that the different leagues will affect the future of the sport.

George O'Dell is a force of nature.  Owner of Trainyard 317 in Indianapolis, competitive athlete in multiple sports over his lifetime, and an armchair philosopher, George talks in this episode about his love of ninja, of family, of building obstacles, and of helping people live their lives with joy.

Ed McNulty is the owner of Tri County Ninjas in Fenton, MI.  A small gym in a small community, Ed has figured out how to build, run and manage a gym very quickly.  He has recently become a serious ninja, losing 40 pounds in the past few months with serious training. In addition, Ed is a ninja dad who, when experiencing the many different leagues with his kid, he has gained lots of perspective on the value of the competition between leagues and how they both help and hurt the sport.  In this episode, Ed and the Ninja Dads talk at length about opening a gym and about the effects of the different leagues and rules on the sport.

Shoes, Tips and Laughs with Karson Voiles

Karson Voiles has been a serious competitor on ANW since season 5, has built a huge backyard course, and is co-owner of two large ninja gyms, called the Ninja Warehouse, in the Salt Lake City, UT area.  In this episode, Karson shares lots of great tips, insights about competing on the show, building his backyard course and his ninja gyms, and what ninja shoes you should wear.  You'll laugh out loud on this episode, guaranteed, as Karson is a funny guy.

Geoff Britten is the first American Ninja Warrior to achieve total victory reaching the top of Mount Midoriyama on the ANW course. As only one of two ninjas to achieve total victory in an ANW competition, Geoff has a unique perspective to share with our listeners.

In this episode, Ninja Dads Pete and Andy, along with junior ninja Crushing Caleb, talk with Geoff about what it is like to be one of the most successful ninjas ever, how it felt to achieve total victory, why he is now a ninja businessman, his goals for season 11, and training and building tips for junior ninjas and their parents. And Geoff shared an exclusive with the Ninja Dads.

If you've never met Jody Avila, you wouldn't know that the man stands 6'6" and weighs a trim 210 pounds, all muscle.  Jody is called the "Big Dog Ninja," a moniker Akbar gave to him, for a reason- he's huge! And Jody is an incredibly nice guy, a great ninja, a backyard ninja course builder, and the father of one of the best young ninjas in the game.  Indeed, Jody's son Brandon won the 9 and under age group at last year's UNAA World Finals at age 6! In this episode, Jody talks about raising this young ninja beast, how and why he built his backyard course, and about what it's like competing with some of the best in the business on a regular basis.

Bob Clark is the founder of the Ultimate Ninja Athlete Association (UNAA). Find out how he got his start, plus get exclusive news on the future of ninja as a sport. 

2019 NNL World Finals Recap with The UniNINJA and Crushing Caleb.

This year's National Ninja League even, hosted by Real Life Ninja Academy in Hartford, CT, while well-run, had its fair share of controversy. The Ninja Dads take a deep dive into the format of the event and get first-hand feedback from two competitors.