Dexterity Depot brings years of competitive ninja experience and a community built around finding the next challenge.
With Tim Dexter leading the course design, expect a course created by an athlete and coach who knows the sport from both sides. Technical movement, creative problem-solving, and plenty of opportunities to overcome obstacles.
The Premier Series features the top 25% of athletes from around the globe. This series pushes athletes to their limits, challenging them on courses designed by the best course designers. The World Ninja League Premier Series is the ultimate test of strength, speed, and agility.
Dexterity Depot sees Ninja as overcoming obstacles, not just the physical ones, but mental and emotional ones as well.
With more than 6,000 square feet of dedicated ninja and parkour space, Dexterity Depot has created an environment built to challenge athletes at every level. It’s a place where it’s not just about strength, but about focus, balance, agility, and problem-solving as well.
Dexterity Depot is about more than obstacles. It’s home to a supportive, competitive ninja community that trains together, pushes one another, and has produced athletes competing at the highest levels of the sport.
Come ready to compete and see what obstacles you can overcome.
Dexterity Depot
75 Utley Dr #102
Camp Hill, PA 17011
Tim Dexter has been finding ways to train for ninja since before there were ninja gyms to train in.
What started with obstacle courses in local parks and homemade obstacles in his backyard grew into years of competing, coaching, and exploring movement through ninja and parkour. He began teaching parkour while still in high school and eventually turned that passion into Dexterity Depot, which he opened in 2019.
Tim is still an athlete himself, with experience at WNL World Championships, American Ninja Warrior, and World Chase Tag competitions around the world. But coaching has remained at the center of what he does.
For Tim, the best part has always been helping athletes work through something that once felt just out of reach.
If you’ve competed at Worlds, there’s a good chance you’ve already taken on a course designed by Matt Bradley.
Matt brings a competitor’s perspective and years of coaching experience to the course design for some of the biggest courses of the season. His approach is shaped by a deep understanding of movement, technique, and how the right obstacle sequence can challenge any athlete.
Long before he was designing courses for the world stage, Matt was building obstacles of his own. Now, he brings that same curiosity to every course he builds: create the challenge, then see how athletes solve it.
September 26-27
| Kids: 9:00 AM MK: 12:00 PM Preteen: 4:00 PM | Amateur: 8:00 AM Teens: 12:00 PM Elite: 4:00 PM |
*Times in ET
