Chris Kamara and Ben Shephard will be in Middlesbrough on Friday
Ninja Warrior UK Teesside is set to host an exhilarating family fitness event on Friday, 20th September, featuring Ninja Warrior UK TV hosts, local legend Chris Kamara and Ben Shephard. The event aims to inspire a new wave of fitness enthusiasm among children and families in the North East, promoting fun, engaging ways to stay active, and encouraging time away from screens.
As physical activity trends shift among younger people, Ninja Warrior UK Teesside is playing its role in encouraging healthier, more active lifestyles through its destination that makes exercise enjoyable and accessible for everyone. The event will showcase how the park’s dynamic environment encourages more active habits for kids and families, encouraging not just occasional activity but a more consistent, lifestyle-oriented approach to fitness.
In line with this mission, the event also introduces Ninja Warrior UK’s September and October campaign, Nominate a Mate. This initiative invites participants to nominate a mate to join them in taking on the Ninja Warrior UK challenge, with a 2-for-1 voucher to reward the nominee. The campaign aims to bring more families and friends together to experience the joy of fitness with friendly competition.
Chris Kamara, a Middlesbrough native, will be joined by Ben Shephard to host the event and kick off each session with their signature energy and enthusiasm. Chris Kamara’s former school, St Pius X Catholic Primary School, will be taking part in the opening session, giving pupils the opportunity to take on the Ninja Warrior UK Teesside course and experience firsthand the thrill of the challenge.
Chris Kamara told us about being a part of this event and campaign: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be back in my hometown area, Teesside, and hosting this incredible event at Ninja Warrior UK Teesside. It’s a fantastic way to encourage and show kids and families that exercise can be fun and exciting. I’m passionate about encouraging everyone to stay active and this event is all about bringing people together, getting them off their screens, and enjoying some quality time with each other.”
Ben Shephard also commented saying: “I’m really looking forward to being a part of this fantastic event at Ninja Warrior UK Teesside. Getting people of all ages moving, having fun, and challenging themselves in a supportive, exciting environment is amazing and what the Ninja Warrior UK courses are all about. Whether you’re a seasoned Ninja or a first-timer, this is a brilliant way to bring friends and families together and inspire a love for fitness in a fun and adventurous way.”
The event is open to the public, with two available sessions at 5:30pm and 6:30pm. Those eager to attend the event and have a go on the course are encouraged to book their slots in advance to secure their place, as tickets are limited. The 2-for-1 offer is already applied to all tickets, making this a fantastic opportunity for families and friends to enjoy the Ninja Warrior UK Teesside experience at a great price.
Tickets for the event are available:
• 5:30pm Slot: https://checkout.roller.app/ninjawarrioradventureparkukteesside/products/teessidevipevent20924530pm?date=20240920
• 6:30pm Slot: https://checkout.roller.app/ninjawarrioradventureparkukteesside/products/teessidevipevent20924630pm?date=20240920
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of an event hosted by Chris Kamara and Ben Shephard, take on the Ninja Warrior UK Teesside course, and inspire your family to have fun with fitness!
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