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Hello, my name is Katherine, and this blog is dedicated to NBC's American Ninja Warrior of which I am a huge fan of and have been for about three years. I was tempted to start this blog a year ago because I wanted to share my opinions and thoughts on the show, and the only person who really listens/cares (or pretends) is my dad. Anyway, with the 2017 All Stars Competition airing on February 20th, I thought this would be a good time to enter the blogging world.

This is just an outlet for me to express my feelings on the show and the athletes. I have no connection with the show itself, and I do not wish to offend anyone with what I say; this is all merely one person's opinion. I love the show, and think the athletes are absolutely amazing, but as with everything, there are always flaws. I want to stress the point of this being my opinion, and it does not have to mean anything to you as a reader.

Anyway, for whomever stumbles across this, I hope you enjoy.

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