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Alabama Ninja Warriors helping fight COVID-19's impact on children

While Ninja Obstacle Academy’s physical gym location is closed to the public due to Governor Ivy’s order, the gym is far from empty.
Credit: Kid Ninja Adventure Club

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — These are unprecedented times, and one local Huntsville, AL based business is going global and spreading love, fitness and Ninja Warrior.

Ninja Obstacle Academy Kids Online’s team of Ninja Warrior Coaches and past TV Show contestants (American Ninja Warrior) is now offering a Netflix style subscription service for families where kids and parents all across the world can stay active at home and train to become Ninja Warriors without leaving their living rooms. 

It costs $1 to try for 7 days, then $9 per month. Justin Moore, Co-Owner explains that, “The price is so low because we do not want any parents who want their kids to participate, not be able to afford it. Our mission is to empower kids and impact lives, not to pad our pockets.” Ninja Obstacle Academy Kids Online’s new “Kid Ninja Adventure Club” allows kids to go on interactive ninja adventures, perform safe and living room friendly ninja challenges, and even ninja arts and craft activities. 

There are specific instructional videos geared towards younger children between the ages of 3-6, as well as specific content that is designed for older kids between the ages of 7-12. 

The Ninja Coach staff and ownership team has been hard at work recording over 30 hours of online video training to make sure their students can stay active and engaged. 

“The decision to take our online training for kids nationwide was an easy one to make.” Moore says. “Our mission at Ninja Obstacle Academy is to enrich the lives of kids by introducing a fun way to exercise and get in great shape. Expanding our footprint to the entire nation is just another way we can give back and impact as many kid’s lives as possible.” 

You can sign up here.

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