• Can I visit the Ninja Ranch?
  Yes!  The Ninja Ranch is a private back yard course but it is open to all ages.  Our regulars are friendly and love to give tips and help others achieve their obstacle course goals.

• Is the Ninja Ranch a business or a residence?
  Ninja Ranch is a private residence.  Please be respectful and follow signs and rules at all times.

• Do I have to sign a waiver?
  Yes.  Anyone in attendance, even those supervising or watching, will need to sign a waiver.  
  You can download the waiver here.  Print, initial and sign it to bring with you to your first session.  

• Is there an age limit?
  There is no set age limit.  Children under the age of 18 needs a parent or guardian present to sign a waiver and supervise.

• Is there a cost? 
  There is a $15.00 donation per session or $10.00 for 12 and under. 

• How can I pay the donation fee?
  You can pay the donation fee by cash or credit card when you arrive.  You can also pay online for your session in advance by visiting our DONATION page.

• What are the donation fees used for?
  Maintaining an American Ninja Warrior sized obstacle course is expensive and a full time job.  We use the donation fees for obstacle maintenance as well as creating new obstacles.

• What can I expect at the course?
  The obstacles are fairly large and can be intimidating.  For example, the monkey pegs are 10 feet off the ground and 16 feet across.  We encourage you to train at your own comfort level.  The ground is sandy dirt so wear shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dusty and maybe a little dirty.  There are mats below most of the higher obstacles that help cushion in case of a fall.

• What should I bring with me on the day of the session?
  Water or something to drink.  Chalk and athletic tape for your fingers is never a bad idea.

• Will I be able to do the obstacles?  What kind of shape do I need to be in?
  Well rounded high level obstacle athletes are in top condition.  Muscle, strength and low body fat are required to perform at the elite level of this sport when you string together obstacle after obstacle.  However, many of the obstacles can be accomplished one at a time for many people.  Even if you're not in great shape there are also many balance obstacles and things that can be trained for those that might not be ready for the larger upper body obstacles.  Everyone is welcome to come give it a shot!

• What if it rains on the day of the session?
  Generally we cancel sessions when it is raining since it can get very muddy.  Check the calendar before heading to the course.  If it is too wet for the session, a cancellation will be reflected on the calendar.

• Is there a restroom available at the course?
  Yes, the course is connected to The Midwestern which has a restroom.  www.themidwestern.com

• Will I be able to meet any real American Ninja Warrior competitors?
  Absolutely.  The course is in the back yard of long time American Ninja Warrior competitor Cory Dzbinski.  In addition, 7 of our other team members have been on the show.  The Ninja Ranch is also a common training ground for many top name American Ninja Warrior competitors.  You never know who you may run into at the ranch!  Visit our team page for bios and information here.

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