Top 25 runs of Shin-Sasuke

[davidyko]

This isn't anything new, but I was bored and wanted to organize all of the Shin-Sasuke runs in Stage 2 and beyond into a list, and this is what I came up with:

Shin-Sasuke runs:

1. Urushihara Yuuji [22]: 25. G-Rope (Final Stage; Time Out)
2. Nagano Makoto [21]: 23. Gliding Ring (Third Stage)
3. Kanno Hitoshi [22]: 22. Spider Flip (Third Stage; Disqualification)
4. Takeda Toshihiro [21]: 21. Hang Climbing (Third Stage)
5. Okuyama Yoshiyuki [22]: 19. Shin-Cliffhanger (Third Stage)
5. Lee Enchi [22]: 19. Shin-Cliffhanger (Third Stage)
5. Levi Meeuwenberg [20]: 19. Shin-Cliffhanger (Third Stage)
5. Takahashi Kenji [18]: 19. Shin-Cliffhanger (Third Stage)
5. Nagasaki Shunsuke [18]: 19. Shin-Cliffhanger (Third Stage)
5. Nagano Makoto [18]: 19. Shin-Cliffhanger (Third Stage; Disqualification)
11. Miyazaki Daisuke [21]: 18. Devil Steps (Third Stage)
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12. Lee Enchi [21]: 15. Wall Lifting (Second Stage; Time Out)
13. Sato Hiromichi [22]: 14. Metal Spin (Second Stage)
14. Okuyama Yoshiyuki [20]: 12. Stick Slider (Second Stage)
15. Levi Meeuwenberg [21]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6→7)
15. Matsunaga Tomohiro [21]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6→7)
15. Brian Orosco [21]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6→7)
15. Washimi Yuuji [19]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6→7)
15. Yamada Koji [19]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6→7; Time Out)
15. Takeda Toshihiro [18]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6→7)
21. Nagasaki Takamasa [18]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 6)
22. Washimi Yuuji [18]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 5→6)
23. Nakata Daisuke [21]: 11. Salmon Ladder (Second Stage, 1→2)
24. Nagano Makoto [20]: 10. Downhill Jump (Second Stage)
25. Shiratori Bunpei [21]: 10. Downhill Jump (Second Stage; failed to touch rope)

Hope it's useful to someone, at least.
I didn't bother differentiating between all of the Shin-Cliffhanger fails, and the 6→7 Salmon Ladder fails...they're in order of most recent to least, including competitor numbers.

[lars072]

I just goes to show you that any obstacle, no matter how difficult, can be beaten with the proper technique (and of course tons of strength and stamina). When the new CH came out, many of us said it was impossible. Amazing...

[TCM]

Jul 6, 2009 5:59:38 GMT -5 lars072 said:

I just goes to show you that any obstacle, no matter how difficult, can be beaten with the proper technique (and of course tons of strength and stamina). When the new CH came out, many of us said it was impossible. Amazing...

However, only 4 people have made the gap, while not impossible, it's still the most powerful obstacle in the course, sans the final stage.

[lars072]

Well, the new CH has only been attempted 10 times though, but I agree that it is likely the toughest obstacle on the course. You have to have both strength and the technique to pass it.

[intelligentinfer]

Jul 6, 2009 21:04:54 GMT -5 lars072 said:

Well, the new CH has only been attempted 10 times though, but I agree that it is likely the toughest obstacle on the course. You have to have both strength and the technique to pass it.

And some perfect timing.