Jan Köppen Tests Ninja Warrior: First Obstacle, First Limit
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Jan Köppen put the Ninja Warrior course to the test — and surprisingly hit his limits at the very first hurdle. Instead of a duel, the end result was teamwork: one got injured, the other struggled with a fear of heights.
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Jan Köppen has known the Ninja Warrior course only from the moderator's desk until now. That has now changed: the 43-year-old took on the speed course of the RTL show himself — and surprisingly quickly hit his limits. The very first obstacle became a real test of endurance for the host.
Together with RTL reporter Sebastian Klimpke, Köppen faced the obstacles in front of the camera. At first the two went head-to-head in a direct duel, but the contest was over sooner than expected, according to Promiflash. Instead of fighting each other, the two suddenly started helping each other out — and stopped following the official show rules quite so closely.
During the hanging, climbing, and balancing, the two fit men were pushed to their absolute limits, both physically and mentally.
Why the duel turned into teamwork
What began as a casual contest of strength between host and reporter tipped over after the first obstacles. The narrow beams and the final hanging net on the way to the time buzzer in particular became a real challenge, Promiflash reports. While one of the two got injured, the other battled a fear of heights — two prominent men who had to honestly admit that the course is tougher than it looks on television.
A new perspective for the next show
For Köppen, it remains a one-off excursion to the other side of the camera for now. When he next sits back at his moderator's desk and guides the contestants through the course, he is likely to comment on one obstacle or another with considerably more respect. After all, he now knows from personal experience how a half-height blue jump feels when you're not used to it — and that real help on the course is sometimes more important than your own competition.
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