PHOTOS: Austin Ninjas obstacle course gym opens in Northwest Austin

Riley Woods, an Austin Ninjas employee, demonstrates one of the course's obstacles.
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Riley Woods, an Austin Ninjas employee, demonstrates one of the course's obstacles. (Emma Whalen | Community Impact Newspaper)

By Emma Whalen | 9:16 am Jan. 23, 2018 CDTJan 23, 2018 | Updated 11:47 am Jan. 23, 2018 CDT

Amelie Larios and Daniel Larios play at Austin Ninjas.
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Riley Woods, an Austin Ninjas employee, demonstrates one of the course's obstacles.
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Daniel Larios of Austin swings through the Austin Ninjas course.
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Daniel Larios learns from Riley Woods at Austin Ninjas.
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Amelie Larios plays at the recently opened Austin Ninjas.
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Amelie Larios tries out the rings at Austin Ninjas.
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Damir Okanovic, director of operations at Austin Ninjas, demonstrates an obstacle.
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Amelie Larios plays in the Austin Ninjas gym space.
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Riley Woods, an Austin Ninjas employee, demonstrates one of the course's obstacles.
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Leif Rasmussen of Austin explores the Austin Ninjas obstacles.
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Amelie Larios makes her way through the Austin Ninjas obstacles.
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Daniel Larios of Austin swings through the Austin Ninjas course.
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Daniel Larios of Austin swings through the Austin Ninjas course.
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Austin Ninjas, an obstacle course gym inspired by the NBC TV show “American Ninja Warrior,” opened Jan. 13. The gym plans to host a grand opening event Jan. 27. For more information call 512-514-0555 or visit www.austinninjas.com or the business’s Facebook page, www.facebook.com/warpedwallwarriors.

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Emma is Community Impact Newspaper's Houston City Hall reporter. Previously, she covered health care and public education in Austin.

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