Levi Meeuwenberg explaining his career change

[OwlRTA]

It's nice to see him fully flesh out his reasons for going from a parkour stuntman to a farmer. He seems to be super environmentally conscious and really matured from his parkour days.

[dt]

I was really excited to see this pop up. Over the years I have tried to look up the old school ANC/ANW competitors to see how their lives went. I feel like Levi posted a decent amount of content when he first became a farmer, even had his own podcast. But this is his first video in literally almost a decade

[Thislebard]

Nice to see this.

[ninja1985]

I wished he return after ANW 4?

It felt like he disappeared

[arsenette]

I remember when the first news of him pulling back and rediscovering himself came about. It really was jarring. I'm really happy to see him grow up. I wish more people took the time to look around like he did and not just get lost in the despair, but feel the need to find a way to help those around him. The world needs more of that kind of spirit.

[dudesky1000]

Coming out of the (figurative) woodwork here to say this made my day. It's both ironic, and awesome, that all these years later, he's arguably matured the most of any of the original crop of American Ninjas. Who could have guessed that while almost everyone else is still working in the ninja/parkour/gym world, and the culture surrounding ninja is arguably more obsessed than ever, he would be the one to opt for the more humble, holistic and low profile career/lifestyle. Kind of reminds me of a couple of our favorite All-Stars. Plus, he's brilliant!

[wolf4537]

It's great to see Levi again and what he's doing. I wish him nothing but the best, he's always going to be one of my favorite American competitors that made it on Sasuke.