AISubs v3.7
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(speaking in foreign language)
- Are you gonna challenge it?
- I hope so, yes.
I'm gonna give it my best try, yeah.
And if I get to the top, I will try the back flip.
(speaking in foreign language)
Next is Zach Stoltz, an Australian version of Sasuke, a complete victory coach.
He has achieved a complete victory in season four.
And for the first time in two seasons in history, he is selected as the best performer.
And he is smart and has a master's degree in science and physiology.
This time, I came here with my partner, Ami, who I have been dating for five years.
He was supporting me with my meals and training.
My partner, Ami, also said that it was the first time for him to see him having so much fun.
As I said at the beginning, the Australian team all seemed to be having fun.
The atmosphere of freely enjoying the green mountains was very good.
Our ultimate goal is obviously to try and win.
At the same time, Australia is a very fun-loving nation.
So we're all here to have a really good time, get around each other and try and bring it home if we can.
This is Mr. Ashlyn Harbard, who has come to humiliate us for the 37th time.
In the 37th tournament, he said he came to take revenge for the time up.
He has recorded the fastest time in six seasons in a row.
Is it because he is fast?
From "Flash" and "Ashleyn" there is a strange name "Flashlyn"
This is the name given by Captain Olivia.
And Ashleyn has a terrifying flying power.
There is a destination in front of you, and you are the only one who flies and is caught by the next driver.
He recorded this as 5.5 meters, which is a terrifying jumping power and flying power.
I will try to slow down and make sure of the course and make sure I do it properly.
Even when Ashleyn goes slow, he is fast.
Kind of like Renee.
Team Australia.
It is a star of expectations that hides countless potentials.
Mr. Saxon Johnstone.
19 years old.
This tournament is the youngest.
A second generation star of expectations who first appeared in "Ninja Warrior" at the age of 17 and shone brilliantly.
He overcame the salmon ladder in 20 steps in 13 seconds.
Isn't it too fast?
So maybe it's the second stage or the final stage.
There is a possibility that Mr. Saxon Johnstone will show a tremendous and amazing performance.
He also has the face of a set craftsman and makes all handmade sets in the backyard of his house.
It is estimated that he practices daily with a training schedule calculated five days a week.
My mother challenged "Ninja Warrior" because she decided to do "Ninja Warrior" for her mother's self- awareness.
My parents sent me to this "Ninja Warrior" style facility and I fell in love with "Ninja Warrior" there.
He is 19 years old, but his sports history is amazing.
Combined martial arts, spartan race, rock climbing, bmx, cricket, he won first place at an international event and is training for "Ninja Warrior".
The courses are very different to what I've trained for, so I'm a little bit worried for that, but also I think the body knows what it's doing, it's done a bit of parkour before, so hopefully that can help.
With this 19-year-old young spirit, I hope that Australia will be able to go as far as possible and play an active role on the first stage.
Team Australia, next up is barefoot ninja Daniel Mason, who runs through the green mountains.
Here it is! The barefoot target, here it is!
Apparently there's a subtle meaning of "barefoot ninja".
The reason for this is that in Australia's "Ninja Warrior", you were challenged to wear barefoot.
However, in Japan's green mountains, barefoot is not allowed.
This time, he's wearing shoes like "five-finger socks", so please pay attention to this.
This Daniel Mason is also a talented person who can cross the Salmon Ladder 57 steps in less than a minute.
So, the area where the Salmon Ladder is located is Australia.
It's really strong! There are two professionals in Australia.
Since he is a physiotherapist, it may be a good timing for a physiotherapist confrontation between Japan and Australia.
In Australia, there were many people who were tall and well-built.
Was he able to cross the Salmon Ladder 57 steps? Was he able to cross the Salmon Ladder 57 steps and reach the third stage?
In this physique, was he able to go to the final with no equipment on the third stage?
I'm looking forward to seeing this!
Um...
At a place where you don't need it at all, everyone was walking barefoot.
A place that has nothing to do with Australia?
A place where you have to move on gravel roads that have nothing to do with performance?
For some reason, I felt like "Oh, it's me" and witnessed it many times.
(I've seen it many times)