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CNL Finals is an invitation only Ninja Competition

Please read for changes for Season 9 Finals.

Qualification

Any athlete who earns ten (10) league points or more during the regular CNL season will receive an invitation to compete in the CNL Finals. Check HERE for your season points.
Invitations are based solely on points earned through official CNL qualifier competitions.
Finals registration will be $85 (plus fees) and will open up after the last qualifier or the season is completed.

The CNL Finals will consist of three (3) stages in the order below:

Athletes will be seeded based on total league points earned during the season.
Athletes with the lowest point totals will run first.
The initial running order will remain consistent throughout the competition.
Running order numbers may change between stages due to the percentage of athletes advancing.
In the event of a tie affecting running order, tied positions will be randomized.

Registration for CNL Finals will open the evening of the final qualifying competition of the season.

Stage 1 will follow the same rules as the regular CNL season.
The course will consist of approximately eight (8) to nine (9) obstacles.
Time limit: approximately 2:00 minutes.
Once the time limit is reached, the athlete’s run will end.
Athletes will earn points for each obstacle completed. If obstacle is missed athlete will move on to the next obstacle trying to get as many points as possible.
Some obstacles may be worth more points than others, at the discretion of the hosting gym.
All athletes will advance to Stage 2.

Stage 2 will follow the same rules as the regular CNL season.
The course will consist of approximately six (6) to seven (7) obstacles.
Obstacles will be designed to emphasize speed and efficiency.
Time limit: approximately 1:00 minute.
Athletes will earn points for each obstacle completed. If obstacle is missed athlete will move on to the next obstacle trying to get as many points as possible.
Top ten (10) athletes with a combined score from Hybrid and Speed will advance to Stage 3 (Burnout).

Stage 3 will focus on upper-body endurance and grip.
When an athlete fails to complete an obstacle, their run will immediately end.
Time limit: approximately 3:30 minutes.
Athletes may not skip obstacles; all obstacles must be completed in order to continue.

Final placements, including the CNL State Champion, will be determined by overall performance across all three stages.
In the event of a tie, tiebreaker is based on Hybrid results.

Registration open March 29th at 5pm