And then a ninja gym opened up in downtown Lehi and we started training and taking classes there.Īnna: “When I first saw the show, it just looked really fun to me because there was a lot of rush and adrenaline there. And I don’t know what it was, we just kind of started climbing around our house. And then when everyone has done all the obstacles, then we do the whole course.” And competitors from the adult version of the show “come and they actually help you and guide you through the obstacles.” What got you into “American Ninja Warrior”?ĭrew: “About three years ago, me and my brother watched the show. But others, I’d never seen before.” Did you get to practice on the obstacles before you competed?ĭrew: “The day before, they let you try the course.”Īnna: “We each pair off with partners, and we do two obstacles at a time. And I was excited to get on those obstacles. There were some that I have been practicing for a lot and I was really good at them. (Moreno family) Anna Moreno tackles the warped wall.Īnna: “Same for me. But there are definitely others that I felt confident of - that I knew I could do.” And when I first saw the course, that’s when I started getting nervous, because there are obstacles I’d never done before.” Were the obstacles on the course intimidating?ĭrew: “There were a few things I was kind of worried about. But I think being excited kind of overrode that nervousness.”Īnna: “So I was actually mostly excited for that whole time leading up to the time we were filming. Here are some of their other thoughts about “American Ninja Warrior Junior”: Were you excited or nervous?ĭrew: “Kind of a mix of both for me. “So you have to have the confidence to do something and you have to see yourself accomplishing it and be determined enough to go for it.” “It does require a lot of physical abilities, but half of doing ‘Ninja’ is mental,” Anna said. Neither Utahn hesitated when the opportunity arose, despite the fact that the “Ninja Warrior” obstacle course is tough.
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