As opposed to only two competitors fell on it during Daytona Beach finals, 6 competitors fell on this obstacle during Philadelphia finals: Mike Bernardo, Cody Coppola, Darion Bennett, Christian DeRubeis, Shawn Johnson, and Paul Rugerri III. However, this instance occurred because Angela Gargano, who was one of the 5 female competitors completed the Wingnuts, had to withdraw from the competition due to her injuring her ACL from the dismount.ĭuring Philadelphia finals, the obstacle eliminated more competitors than during Daytona Beach finals on the previous season. However, this obstacle was once again served as the cut-off for the top 5 female competitors to advance to Philadelphia finals, as McKinley Pierce (who failed the obstacle in qualifying) landed in the womens' top 5 in the 5th and final spot. Likely due to its placement as the fourth obstacle, the obstacle did much less damage than during Daytona Beach qualifiers on the previous season, as only 14 competitors fell on this obstacle during Philadelphia qualifiers, including Daniel Eiskant, Annika Nieshalla, and Josh Shriber.Ī total of 5 female competitors were able to complete the obstacle. Both obstacles were coincidentally used in the Daytona Beach course on the previous season. The obstacle remained the same from the previous season, except it was being moved a position forward to the fourth obstacle, after the Broken Bridge.
The Wingnuts returned on American Ninja Warrior 10 in Philadelphia. Other Season Appearances American Ninja Warrior 10Īmerican Ninja Warrior 10's Wingnuts in Philadelphia
The Wingnuts was served as the cut-off for the top 5 female competitors to advance to Daytona Beach finals, with Emily Durham and Adriane Alvord failing the obstacle and placing fourth and fifth places in the top 5 female competitors respectively.ĭuring Daytona Beach finals, Cedric Idudu and Jonathan Lorch were the only competitors to fail on the obstacle. A few competitors also fell due to rushing/hitting the Plexiglas on the wingnuts. One of the main flaws with many competitors were due to weak laché/technique. A total of 40 competitors failed the obstacle. The obstacle was proven to be surprisingly difficult for many competitors, taking out many notable competitors like Emily Durham, Adriane Alvord, Adam Grossman, Jo Jo Bynum, Casey Suchocki, Mack Roesch, Caleb Watson, John Loobey, and tons of others. The trampoline and the first ledge is parallel to one another.
Then, they must repeat that to the third ledge, and swing to the landing platform to advance. The Wingnuts is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the third obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 9 in Daytona Beach.Ĭompetitors have to jump a trampoline and must grab a ledge, which is shaped like a wingnut, and must swing horizontally to grab the second ledge. American Ninja Warrior 9's Wingnuts in Daytona Beach
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