Epic Ninja Warrior Challenge! World Record?

[@robertschmid5262]

Mom: If your Russian friend jumps off a cliff. Would you jump too? Sean and Kevin: Yay

[@Muck006]

Well they COULD do it ... "safely" (of sorts): kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIPbhIihj76Yhac There are also these other variants for such a kind of travel method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5ylXnV9gr2rkMU or kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJuQeqqsarN9gck It all depends upon the amount of money you can spend on the ride.

[@jaswik2023]

@@Muck006 are you on some mission to write only useful comments or something lol

[@NotLuigi]

The entire purpose of Adrenaline in the body is to give you the energy you need to escape from a life or death situation so blocking your pain is a very important part of what Adrenaline does. We wouldn't be here today without it

[@DianaGonzalez-xi5zt]

I just read that! I was writing the same!! Thanks adrenaline.. For saving us 🎉

[@kelliodwyer7988]

I was going to write that that's literally what adrenaline was made for. That's it's jam. It's like if you ask if Magnus' hands were made for chalk. 😉

[@theoneatyourdoor87]

R.I.P. to all that died because they didn't have the proper adrenaline response before they could reproduce.

[@brayden3041]

“Do you think this is a good idea” “No... this is epic idea”

[@javiersanchez9912]

Shirt!!!!

[@nr13pizzafunghiify]

@@javiersanchez9912 I totally would wear that

[@HalfAsianDerp]

Also, poor Sean xD The man is just trying to run a safe gym and he's got this crazy Russian ninja pushing dangerous stunts and recording it all haha

[@AntonFomenko]

This is so true!!! 😂🤘 But I’m not pushing too hard!😅🤫🤫🤫

[@Muck006]

@@AntonFomenko Honestly ... tell Sean to KEEP THIS SETUP! Its safe and could be an extra gimmick as an attraction AND - due to the adrenaline - could be a replacement for bungee jumping.

[@jakublibiak5311]

Anton is Bob Ross of athletic channels on KZbin :D I always feel much better after watching his videos, amazing job man :)

[@ImLeeAT]

Jakub Libiak that's a perfekt comparison. i would love to see Anton painting something. While he is alone on a high mountain.

[@Toopa88]

@@ImLeeAT Fighting a bear

[@kennethjones2546]

He pushes his own limits and keeps setting the bar higher 🏋🏻‍♀️

[@vladimirpetrov1673]

There are no mistakes... just happy little accidents.

[@cadenhanninen]

Next time on Anton’s channel: “YaY so today we will doing laches over the Grand Canyon”

[@Muck006]

They could do a whole ninja course suspended under a bridge across a river ... old ones with a lattice structure are probably best. The interesting part about it would be if they set up multiple paths to the other side ... and contestants could choose which one to take.

[@Joe.D.Sheppard]

This whole trio are great fun to watch. Also, as if you need to ask, of course we want a part 2!

[@Humberto.v16]

Yes

[@delepiane]

Yay!

[@Drewzler]

Magnus: What is this whole 'Height affecting performance thing?" I've never heard of it.

[@tenthlegionstudios1343]

Would like to see magnus do this too, and compare his heart rate as well.

[@lanceausnz5997]

@@tenthlegionstudios1343 not fair ... his heart rate always goes up when he's around chalk

[@nicojar]

@@tenthlegionstudios1343 I'd love to see Alex Honnold doing this :)

[@lukepowell9428]

@@lanceausnz5997 the heart is working extra hard to pump blood to you know where

[@agnidas5816]

@@nicojar His heart rate will go up because he is having more fun higher up - not cause he is scared. He has a fearless genetic mutation since he was a kid he is not afraid like other people.

[@moonti6820]

Hi guys, I just wanted to warn you that taking a bad whipper onto a locking carabiner can end up badly if the said carabiner find itself sideway when being loaded (thus being impacted on its low resistance axis). You should tie in directly into the harness with a figure eight knot or if you want to stick with the carabiner, just adding a second one (doesn't need to be a locking one) with opposing gates will do.

[@chochang9528]

I think I got that 🤔

[@kmayasobru5386]

Upped the production quality tremendously!

[@chrism45]

Anton: Do not try this at home while hanging 50ft up Me quarantined in my apartment: Ok

[@blarfroer8066]

Don't worry guys, they are all wearing their safety shirts.

[@alexmashkin863]

Let me show you what I came up with! Ha ha ha ha ha

[@killuazoldyck8078]

Magnus doesn’t

[@Clark_808]

Let me show you it's features

[@DianaGonzalez-xi5zt]

-Anton at the end of the video: "I hope you like the video" -Me when the video has not even started: yep, I loved it! Espero por la segunda parte!

[@jorunnfreya8420]

- "Yay!" "yay" "ʸᵃᵃʸʸ" - Anton's excitement is beautiful. - Ahhh, April!! Please give her a little kiss from me or at least some petting. She's so cute! - The hug at 11:00, aww. Like: "Your crazy idea didn't end in hospital, yay!" (It honestly is a beautiful group of friends.) - Dude, Anton, how big are your arms getting? Or have they always been that big but were just hidden underneath two layers of hoodies? I feel like they got bigger.

[@thtmtrvlr5014]

Hey Anton to your adrenalin Question: Adrenalin suppresses pain and redirects blood to major organs which strengths the effect of feeling pain. Also I love the switches you made they are absolutely beautiful. They are well timed and show the impact.

[@HalfAsianDerp]

One of, if not your best video yet. You can tell there is a real friendship and camaraderie in this crew. And it's enjoyable watching you guys pushing yourselves to the limits. We can tell you're having more fun which makes it more fun for us

[@sethgilbertson2474]

The rapport between you guys is like between the gymnast who is like “COACH, I wanna try this trick!!!” And coach is like, “Ummm.....well, let’s think about this,” and in his head, he’s like ‘this dude is scarin the hell outta me.” So funny.

[@pasttenseofdraw5791]

Its gonna be a great video when you have a loud disclaimer for an opener and Anton saying its a bad=good idea :) Edit: This is absolutely insane and I love it

[@AntonFomenko]

Remulus thank you!🙏☺️

[@qthemusiq4461]

People remember to click "LIKE", it helps the algorithms (as does commenting). Help Anton make money off his vids. (Also Anton, remind people like you did in the end about comments)

[@AntonFomenko]

Thank you!🙏

[@hunterG60k]

Adrenaline for sure covers pain. I'm sure I learned the mechanism back in med school but it escapes me right now. It's effect is responsible for all the stories you hear about people lifting cars off their kids, or walking away from a car crash with a broken leg. Pain massively limits strength as well in that our brain won't let us injure ourselves; people born with conditions which mean they feel no pain are capable of some pretty superhuman acts of strength. I knew a guy who worked as a car mechanic who had this and would lift an entire gear box (transmission) over his head and hold it in place while the other guys secured it. He also pushed a metal spike through his arm to freak out new guys. Not recommended. Edited to add: Yay for part 2!

[@unrealwayx5011]

Where i live soldiers and adults get stabbed a lot and we often hear about a stabbed soldier killing the terrorist or a man grabbing the knife in the blade and still go.

[@connerjensen4948]

people that cant feel pain are hoenstly in the most danger. Lets say they step on a rusted nail or somthing else, they would have no idea and could cause major problems

[@mpnl21]

I love these 3 together 😁😁, always so fun to watch. And every video just keeps getting better and better!! 18:14 Anton, I see you're still struggling with the word "variable", haha, adorable 🙃

[@Eenportieaandacht]

This is why we love you Anton, not just good ideas, but epic ideas!

[@MichielVerhoef]

Not just ideas, but also executing them!

[@catdurrant5694]

Another incredible video and well done with the background music! I've come to associate these riff's with your videos, and it's nice to have music that compliments the action instead of distracting from it

[@dawn8326]

Hell yeah to part 2! 😎 Actually I am just reading a book about fear, it is called “Feel the fear and do it anyway”. Let me quote: “If everybody feels fear when approaching something totally new in life, yet so many are out there ‘doing it’ despite the fear, then we must conclude that fear is not the problem. Obviously, the real issue has nothing to do with the fear itself, but, rather, how we hold the fear. For some, the fear is totally irrelevant. For others, it creates a state of paralysis. The former hold their fear from a position of power (choice, energy and action), and the latter hold it from a position of pain (helplessness, depression and paralysis). ....the secret in handling fear is to move yourself from a position of pain to a position of power. The fact that you have the fear then becomes irrelevant.” Hats off to you guys! Anton, can I make a suggestion on editing? When you show gopro footage, could you make a smaller sized video in the corner? For example your gopro view could be the main footage and at the same time show the outer view in the corner. This way we could see the action from two angles at the same time. 🙏

[@polskeh6333]

This channel is so damn awesome - easily one of my favourite youtube channels! Your creativity and production skills are so good, and your vids are fun to watch. Keep up the great work and crazy ideas!

[@JB-zv1mv]

I really love watching Anton’s videos as a huge Ninja Warrior fan...it’s fun to see all these great ninjas come together to have fun and push each other!

[@AvonNabors]

Defiantly make a part 2!!! Ninja warrior should implement the height factor. Fear of heights would add an interesting dynamic to the sport. It would make it more challenging and more exciting to watch. Anton & them are pioneers.

[@elizabethvanek3164]

Loving the gym dog shots 😍 More April! This looks like crazy good fun!

[@BenEcho]

Awesome edits Anton! Keen to link up when we are next in USA and come up with some awesome Ninja challenges.

[@Nogarda_]

So long as you can guarantee your own safety, do it. Part 2 and maybe more. It should be good training to get over that fear factor.

[@poodwecker8243]

The quality has been up soo much xD. I can really tell that you're putting effort into your videos and i love watching them! keep it up Anton.

[@beksvega2406]

I don't have a lot of friends near me (especially with lockdown) who support my fitness ideas, this inspires me and makes me so so happy THANK U ANTON

[@AntonFomenko]

You are very welcome! Eventually everything will be great!🤘🔥😋

[@gst1375]

At 7:14 when you were belaying in that scene, your right hand was holding the rope the wrong way. If he would have fallen there, you could have had a hard time stopping the rope from running through your device, especially on an ATC-device. Correct hand position should also be maintained when using a Grigri. (I presume they are using a Grigri in that facility).

[@moonti6820]

If they were using an ATC, I really don't think they would belay like Anton did. As you said it's pretty hard to catch a fall like that. I too think they are using grigri or a similar device, then it's not that much of a problem. But yea better keep correct hand position not matter the device.

[@hunterdarkt9923]

always a nice day when anton uploads

[@MegaAlexWar]

My normal bpm: 85 My bpm when i see Anton's video came out : 175

[@arielduclos8178]

Damn! I so much want to see the part 2 of that! Your videos are getting better and better Anton! You have an awesome channel! I do bouldering and even from 3 metres in the air I feel sick with fear. Watching you guys has made my heart race so bad!😂

[@strawberriesnz]

Ooh fun! Hell yes on part 2! Also, in answer to your thought adrenaline does impact pain - you will feel less pain as adrenaline increases. This is why people are able to keep running from or fighting, as part of flight or fight responses, even when injured. As part of this strength and performance are meant to increase. Would be interesting to learn more about the interplay of fear and adrenaline on strength and performance... 🤔

[@theelysium1597]

I loved it :D Tbh you could try a similar setup including blindfolds where you have to do a challenge completely without sight. Depending on the obstacles one would have a number of pre-runs and then finally the blindfolded one. I am sure that will affect performance as well (also because of fear)

[@pedroalric5447]

Hey Anton, I think adrenaline blocks pain a lot. I ride dirtbikes and I’m obviously used to it but everytime I have a lot of pain off the bike i don’t feel it when I’m on the bike. Once I was in a race and I pinched a nerve on my back and I couldn’t even walk because off the pain, but as soon as the gate dropped the pain stoped and I didn’t feel anything the entire race. Also a lot of professional riders have rode with broken wrists and other bones and barely noticed it.

[@kevincarbone3714]

I can’t wait to film a part 2!

[@DLTW5]

Such a calming voice! Everyone is always yelling on KZbin. That's why I enjoy you and Magnus!

[@isaacm6363]

I would really like to see a second part. Your videos always make my day better

[@sfvgrol3533]

Some other people already commented on it: (nor)adrenaline indeed reduces the pain. It inhibits the release of neurotransmitters. The neurotransmitters are essential to activate the neurons that make up your nerves system. So by inhibiting (basically blocking) the neurotransmitters, it becomes much harder for your body to give signals - so you feel less pain! Although I have to say, I also saw another study that suggested the main reason people feel less pain when there is adrenaline, is because adrenaline is usually released when you are in danger. This means that you're focussing on the danger (in this case: the height) and you don't have much time left to concentrate on the pain. They tested it by giving people adrenaline and then asking them to focus on the pain - they experienced as much pain as people who didn't have adrenaline in their body and focused on the pain.

[@tinedeclercq6098]

Yay please a part 2, I'm always really looking forward to new video's! :)

[@agamenticus_]

Their happiness and excitement is contagious! Love the vids!

[@elim6968]

The three amigos! I love the dynamics when the three of you get together. Sean is like big bro, focused on safety and set up. Kevin is like younger bro, not gonna sit out just cause of wrist surgery. 😆❤️ «вр иабэл» это трудное слово для произношения 🤔

[@rustommalhotra816]

Wow Anton you literally take your videos to a new level every time you upload. I miss ninja warrior gyms so much rn. If you actually read this comment, I was wondering how you learned to do a one arm pull up. Thx

[@susannahc]

Yes! My heart rate got super high just watching this one!! I'm predicting this to be your first video to go viral. We love seeing the three of you together; such a great group of guys! Ready for part 2!!!!!

[@kevintoussaint9470]

Just Awesome to see how you guys are so comfortable and safe with each other and support these crazy ideas. Keep the awesome up man. Yay

[@digitalart4245]

10:15 anytime I hear this tune I know Anton gonna flash it!!!

[@suncu91]

i don't think i ever had 160bpm in my life, and for him its just a warm up. These guys are on whole another level.

[@jonathanb.7481]

the music on this video fits really well! great job!

[@AntonFomenko]

Thank you! 🙏

[@danielpessoa5327]

Definitely up for a part 2! I'm scared of heights so this is a way for me to face my fears in a small way while watching one of my favorite youtubers.

[@tene3377]

this channel is so underrated

[@virginiakrueger4780]

I love your videos. I watch with fascination, which is so funny, because it all terrifies me. Yes, to a part 2

[@deboracorrea1091]

Please do part 2. This was such a fun video. Also, when all this craziness is over, you should do a video like this with Magnus. It would be cool to see how he does.

[@cannellout]

Yesss part 2 ! Thanks for the vid and good time guys !

[@hileona]

Yay! Is there a part 2? This channel is so phenomenal I can't/won't stop watching!!!!

[@AntonFomenko]

It didn’t happen... I left😪

[@felix123456789felix]

I would like to see a part two! Also would like to see parts three, four, five and six :-D Always so much fun to watch you guys!

[@kheldoron]

We want part 2, 3, 4, and fricking 20! Loved this vid Anton!

[@babymine5482]

Dr. Gemma Ford states that endocannbinoid (a chemical produced by our body) can suppress pain during fear. Researchers say the part of the brain called the hippocampus is also an important part of the brain for suppressing pain. Quote of the week by Dr. Me :^) Love your vids Anton...

[@lilyb1388]

I NEED part 2! I think my heart rate went higher than yours!

[@mariusweber4990]

That's so awesome! I'm glad you guys take safety seriously though. I prefer exciting videos where I don't have to worry about someone getting seriously hurt.

[@miguelsantos1868]

Man I love your videos! Each one better than the last!

[@Slayer-eu4xn]

It’s so bad that it can be good-Anton

[@carocjdl]

Yay to a Part II !!! Great video as always!

[@lanceausnz5997]

Anton - we could do it 50ft up ... cheers internally 😀 Sean - um ok ... cries internally 😫 Kevin - great idea ... cheers externally 😛 You guys are like the Three Amigos 😁

[@benwolpert]

I would love to see a part two. This was super cool to watch!

[@Toopa88]

14:27 It's because the synapses block the calcium from flowing through the bones and I have no freaking ides what I'm talking about.

[@brayden3041]

This gym is going to be so sick when it’s all built! I might have to come down from Colorado to check it out

[@nathanthenamelessninja5572]

Can't wait for the gym to reopen. Some of the new obstacles look amazing!

[@ShakespeareanBroncobuster]

Part 2 would be awesome! Maybe make a line of obstacles across the entire support beam. Like 3 different sections; each with three identical holds. For example, 3 circle rings into 3 nunchucks into 3 double dyno moves. That would be ridiculous.

[@paulisbarzdins]

Yes, please, a part two!! Love the content

[@robert4445]

I love how much Anton likes to experiment. No doubt some of them will have huge impacts on the sport. Keep it up, but be safe!!

[@AngryWookieSounds]

You got my heart pumping watching this! Deathly afraid of heights. I hope you do a part two!

[@robbevanooteghem7429]

I defenetly want a part 2 also i love your vids man ❤ Much love from Belgium ❤

[@canadianhiker721]

Holy moly, my heart rate was up watching, great video waiting for part 2! 💪 and all three of you say how the height increases the fear but you came across as just 😎

[@lotr7015]

Adrenalin definitely blocks pain. People can continue to fight even after being stabbed, sliced or shot, broken bones. Those a major examples but there are countless accounts of people being able to push through those situations while in the moment feeling zero to minimal pain.

[@StephenReidN]

7:15 Anton: not ideal belaying there.. otherwise: epic video

[@jocus9]

Yeah give us part 2! You are crazy! I love your videos!!

[@frankv.kessel9388]

Hell yeah i want a part 2 🤯🤟

[@mattschnell4296]

PART TWO with bigger laches! It's always hard to have a perspective on hight through the camera but you could really tell how big it actually was while you were climbing through the GoPro. Looked awesome.

[@markedhero3946]

You guys should try to invest in a full body harness which keeps the rope out of the way as you’re swinging and grabbing onto things. My school uses them all the time in my Adventure Ed class whenever we’re doing any swinging type of exercises

[@coffeespoon]

You crazy man! :D Thank you for these videos, you make it look fun, made me go back and do parkour again!

[@glennharney9640]

Awesome vid. Heck yes we need this again. Full course next time. And Magnus has to try obviously

[@isaacstone5891]

Oh my god I was holding my breath for half of this video! I found myself exhaling when you guys did xD Part 2 for sure!!

[@BraziBros]

I definitely think I’m more scared of heights than the average ninja. This would terrify me, BUT I WOULD GO FOR IT. Awesome video as usual Anton.

[@MichielVerhoef]

This would be an interesting course for Magnus too, because as a lead climber he is much more used to this kind of situation. For instance, in competition lead climbing more and more 'bouldery moves' are included as well. Keep up the good work and looking forward to part 2 :-) Also, even though I like the idea of the helmet camera, footage from the floor looks better imho.

[@supertitus96]

3:45 the most romantic moment that I ever seen

[@AG-sx8bs]

10:16 I need that song in my life

[@jonasblom6177]

This was really cool! Would love for a part 2! Cheers from your Norwegian neighbour!

[@stephanieuresti5319]

Yay! Love watching your videos ❤️

[@yeeters2697]

yay! I would love to see a part 2, it will be soooooooo cool!!!!!

[@sem_sg3934]

Dude, really, that height with the go pro is so sick. I felt like I had to do it. Every grab was killing my breath, damn 😂

[@sigmal47]

You make the best videos, so motivating!

[@tpotabc11]

Height definitely affects my performance! I am very afraid of heights and during my climbing sessions, I need to put more work (mentally) than any of my friends. Which is fine because sending these problems feels more rewarding for me :) Keep up the good content Anton, you brighten up our quarantine! Thank you.

[@swan4730]

Thank you guys for sharing such awesome content. Epic indeed !

[@romanblecha1102]

great vid :) feels different when you have to split your focus :) ..btw whats the song at 12:42?

[@Marc-qb1bf]

I didn't plan to watch the full video, but it was over before I knew it :) Epic stuff

[@LatimusChadimus]

Awesome content, as always. Great experience watching this