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In American Ninja Warrior 7, the netting was modified compared to the one used on the previous seasons, with the end part raised a few inches higher and the netting being longer.

Flip Rodriguez during American Ninja Warrior 6's Miami qualifiers, when his posterior touched the water while climbing down the cargo net.

Brian Orosco during American Ninja Warrior 4's Northwest region qualifiers, and.

Dustin Rocho during American Ninja Warrior 4's Southwest region finals, resulting a ruptured eardrum,.

Several competitors failed on this obstacle, including: This particular rule made this obstacle more challenging, as competitors tried to stay above the water. In American Ninja Warrior 6 and 7, competitors could only climb under the net.

American Ninja Warrior 7 in San Pedro (Military), as the second obstacle rather than as the fourth obstacle, with Monkey Pegs taking its place.

American Ninja Warrior 5 in Denver (Jump Hang Kai version),.

American Ninja Warrior 4 in every qualifying region,.

American Ninja Warrior 3 in qualifying and semifinal,.Jump Hang appeared as the fourth obstacle in: In fact, Nagano Makoto cleared the jump's sequence in only four seconds, which wouldn't be possible in original Jump Hang.ДЄmerican Ninja Warrior 5's Jump Hang Kai in DenverДЄmerican Ninja Warrior 6's Jump Hang in MiamiДЄmerican Ninja Warrior 7's Jump Hang in San Pedro (Military) Perhaps due to the modification, competitors noticeably spent less time clearing this version, so producers decided to use this version only in SASUKE 13.

The purpose remain the same except the net was now replaced by ropes dangled from a scaffolding. However, the biggest modification came in SASUKE 13, where a new version of Jump Hang, known formally as Jump Dangle (г‚ёгѓЈгѓігѓ—гѓЂгѓіг‚°гѓ«) or Jump Hang (Rope Ban), literally Jump Hang (Rope Version), was used instead of the original Jump Hang. Lastly, in SASUKE 17, it again moved to the sixth obstacle due to the appearances of Maruta Zaka and Circle Slider. In SASUKE 14 and 15, due to the appearance of Butterfly Wall, Jump Hang was moved to the fifth position. In SASUKE 10, the net was slightly placed further away than any other tournaments, which caught several competitors who cleared the obstacle from the previous tournaments off-guard, such as Takeda Toshihiro and Nagano Makoto. There have been few minor modifications to this obstacle. Takeda Toshihiro attempting modified Jump Hang in SASUKE 13 Shiratori Bunpei attempting Jump Hang in SASUKE 9

Akiyama failed it twice more in SASUKE 7 and 8, before finally clearing it in SASUKE 10. In SASUKE 6 alone, it took out 51 competitors, becoming the obstacle with most eliminations in a single tournament, including Akiyama Kazuhiko in his first tournament back since his Kanzenseiha. Shiratori is also famous for his one-footed-jump technique, being the only one to clear it doing this way. The obstacle was one of the most difficult obstacles in SASUKE history, as most top competitors failed here once, including almost every member of SASUKE All-Stars, with Shiratori Bunpei being the only one to never fail it. After that, they either traverse under it and risked touching the water or climbed over it and rolled down the cargo net, though none of those who cleared it in SASUKE 5 did it this way. Jump Hang (г‚ёгѓЈгѓігѓ—гѓЏгѓіг‚°) was a First Stage obstacle introduced right after Akiyama Kazuhiko's Kanzenseiha in SASUKE 4, debuting as the fourth obstacle in SASUKE 5, replacing Maruta Kudari from the previous tournament.Д¬ompetitors had to leap forward off of a trampoline to grasp the underside of a cargo net.

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