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Post by Eclipse on Sept 16, 2016 19:53:28 GMT -5
(Apologies if on the wrong board, or answered before)
So I watched the most recent episode of Sasuke Viet Nam and quickly noticed that they timed the breaks between obstacles on stage 3 (many competitors had the klaxon wailing when they started the cliffhangar)
I've always figured they had some sort of rule/limit to prevent people from takes ages, but I've never seen it formally stated.
So my question is: Does Stage 3 on Sasuke/ANW have a limit on rest times, and do we know what is it? (And if the rest is time per obstacle, or a total rest time per course)
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Post by DacTracked on Sept 16, 2016 20:04:30 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes)
ANW: A full minute of rest.
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Post by Eclipse on Sept 16, 2016 20:08:20 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes) ANW: A full minute of rest. Just to confirm, that's per obstacle? |
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Post by DonalM on Sept 16, 2016 20:13:07 GMT -5
I remember hearing Drew's cheering section in 32 saying he had a minute to rest
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Post by thatoneuser on Sept 16, 2016 20:16:51 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes) ANW: A full minute of rest. Just to confirm, that's per obstacle? Yes |
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Post by arsenette on Sept 16, 2016 21:13:58 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes) ANW: A full minute of rest. Yeah I can confirm the 30 seconds on Sasuke however the caveat is that this is also used to move equipment around so it's a relaxed 30. That said they do stare at you when they are ready and you are not. LOL Besides, in general it's not a good idea to hang around too much anyway or your lactic acid builds up. |
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Post by Geoffnotjeff on Sept 19, 2016 11:25:47 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes) ANW: A full minute of rest. 1 min in ANW?!!? I didnt get that. 30 sec. |
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Post by TCM on Sept 19, 2016 12:32:01 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes) ANW: A full minute of rest. 1 min in ANW?!!? I didnt get that. 30 sec. Should have implemented the Nagano rule. |
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Post by SasukeForever on Sept 19, 2016 20:07:50 GMT -5
Didn't Brent have like 5 minutes between obstacles or something in ANW4? Trying to remember..
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Post by DacTracked on Sept 19, 2016 22:57:58 GMT -5
SASUKE: 30 seconds of rest (excluding SSK 29 since the stage was timed for SASUKE AESAN OPEN CUP purposes) ANW: A full minute of rest. 1 min in ANW?!!? I didnt get that. 30 sec. Ah, never mind. I guess I heard 1 minute from one of the Final Stage Podcasts. |
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Post by arsenette on Sept 19, 2016 23:29:08 GMT -5
1 min in ANW?!!? I didnt get that. 30 sec. Ah, never mind. I guess I heard 1 minute from one of the Final Stage Podcasts. Nope not from us.  |
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Post by sasukefinland on Sept 20, 2016 12:17:15 GMT -5
I saw Morimoto's uncut 3-stage.
If I remember correctly it was 90 seconds, at least in 30-31 tournaments.
Completely reasonable when obstacles are getting harder every year.
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Post by Geoffnotjeff on Sept 20, 2016 17:22:57 GMT -5
I saw Morimoto's uncut 3-stage. If I remember correctly it was 90 seconds, at least in 30-31 tournaments. Completely reasonable when obstacles are getting harder every year. Wow that's pretty sweet. You can actually recover in that amount of time (esp when some of the first stage 3 obstacles aren't too bad and super quick.) also lets the nerves settle. |
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Post by sasukefinland on Sept 20, 2016 18:28:01 GMT -5
I saw Morimoto's uncut 3-stage. If I remember correctly it was 90 seconds, at least in 30-31 tournaments. Completely reasonable when obstacles are getting harder every year. Wow that's pretty sweet. You can actually recover in that amount of time (esp when some of the first stage 3 obstacles aren't too bad and super quick.) also lets the nerves settle. Definitely. Pretty good recovery and heart rate goes down. That is really needed before ultra crazy & vertical limit marathon. |
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Post by Eclipse on Sept 22, 2016 12:07:48 GMT -5
In this week's Sasuke Viet Nam the hosts stated in English that the resting Limit is 1min
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Post by arsenette on Sept 22, 2016 14:38:50 GMT -5
In this week's Sasuke Viet Nam the hosts stated in English that the resting Limit is 1min That's Vietnam. IIRC the question you asked was about Sasuke Japan/ANW. (Apologies if on the wrong board, or answered before) So I watched the most recent episode of Sasuke Viet Nam and quickly noticed that they timed the breaks between obstacles on stage 3 (many competitors had the klaxon wailing when they started the cliffhangar) I've always figured they had some sort of rule/limit to prevent people from takes ages, but I've never seen it formally stated. So my question is: Does Stage 3 on Sasuke/ANW have a limit on rest times, and do we know what is it? (And if the rest is time per obstacle, or a total rest time per course) That has been 30 seconds with Sasuke 29 being the exception due to the ASEAN qualifications. Remember that the spin off have their own rules that TBS allows since they bought the format. |
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Post by Eclipse on Sept 22, 2016 20:34:29 GMT -5
In this week's Sasuke Viet Nam the hosts stated in English that the resting Limit is 1min That's Vietnam. IIRC the question you asked was about Sasuke Japan/ANW. (Apologies if on the wrong board, or answered before) So I watched the most recent episode of Sasuke Viet Nam and quickly noticed that they timed the breaks between obstacles on stage 3 (many competitors had the klaxon wailing when they started the cliffhangar) I've always figured they had some sort of rule/limit to prevent people from takes ages, but I've never seen it formally stated. So my question is: Does Stage 3 on Sasuke/ANW have a limit on rest times, and do we know what is it? (And if the rest is time per obstacle, or a total rest time per course) That has been 30 seconds with Sasuke 29 being the exception due to the ASEAN qualifications. Remember that the spin off have their own rules that TBS allows since they bought the format. Oh yes! I wasn't trying to refute anything, I just heard them say it and thought I'd share that it was different! |
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Post by Ameri on Oct 2, 2016 12:15:02 GMT -5
Didn't Brent have like 5 minutes between obstacles or something in ANW4? Trying to remember.. There's definitely a chance, seeing how it was the first year in Vegas, and it was a one-man 3rd Stage. That's just my guess, though, so you'd have to ask someone else for guaranteed facts. |
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Post by SasukeForever on Oct 2, 2016 17:04:34 GMT -5
Didn't Brent have like 5 minutes between obstacles or something in ANW4? Trying to remember.. There's definitely a chance, seeing how it was the first year in Vegas, and it was a one-man 3rd Stage. That's just my guess, though, so you'd have to ask someone else for guaranteed facts. I was assuming Rider or Arsenette would remember, and I thought I remembered hearing something like that but I wasn't sure  |
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Post by RiderLeangle on Oct 2, 2016 22:22:43 GMT -5
There's definitely a chance, seeing how it was the first year in Vegas, and it was a one-man 3rd Stage. That's just my guess, though, so you'd have to ask someone else for guaranteed facts. I was assuming Rider or Arsenette would remember, and I thought I remembered hearing something like that but I wasn't sure Brent did get 3-5 minutes, this was also when ANW's Vegas was brand new and in questionable ratings so NBC was super pissed they spent all this money on stages people wouldn't really see so they gave Brent some extra leeway with that since he was the only person to get that far |
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