G4 TV Shows

Jump City: Seattle brings to life all the Parkour action of heart-pounding videogames like Mirror's Edge and Assassin's Creed. 4 teams of elite urban athletes go head-to-head for 8 weeks in this high-flying competition to find one champion team.

The Tribe, the titans of Parkour and the first U.S. team to come onto the scene were founded in Washington, D.C. by Michael "Frosti" Zernow. They rule the sport in the U.S. and everyone wants to knock the "old school" team from their throne.

The members of Tempest Freerunning met back in 2003 and took on a leadership role out in the west due to the amount of experience they all shared. These traceurs fly high and train on their home streets of Los Angeles.

There's always a new kid on the block and Rogue is that team. These wide-eyed rookie traceurs have tons of talent and zero fear.

Miami Freerunning is a tight-knit group and describes their team as a wolf pack. They're built for power and what they give up in speed they more than make up for in strength.

Take a look at the six obstacles faced at the American Ninja Warrior 2010 Tryouts: the Quad Steps, Rope Swing, Bridge of Blades, Spider Jump, Jumping Bars and the Warped Wall.

Here's a brief summary/history of 'Ninja Warrior,' and 'American Ninja Warrior,' showing you how the course works and how many people have run and won over the course of the past thirteen years.

The campus police at SUNY Binghamton in upstate New York respond to a domestic disturbance that ends with one of the great drunken bedtimes of all time.

Campus PD responds to a disturbance in the middle of a street, where a partygoer is bleeding from his head, with no idea why or how it happened.

Officer Gutierrez delivers a stern warning to a grinning fratboy who just couldn't hold it any longer.