5-meter rope climb. The goal? Get to the top and ring that cute little bell (because nothing says victory like a dainty ding after a muscle-burning ascent). But don’t be fooled by the bell—it’s all business when you’re 5 meters up with no soft landing in sight!

Key features:

• 5 meters of pure effort: It’s you versus the rope, with 5 meters to the top. Your arms, legs, and core will be begging for mercy halfway up.
• Ring the bell: The sweet sound of triumph awaits you at the top, but only if you can muster the strength to get there. That tiny bell never looked so far away!
• No soft landings: No pillows, no cushions—just the cold, hard ground. If you fall, gravity will be sure to remind you who’s in charge. Pro tip: don’t fall.
• Teamwork encouraged: This is one obstacle where having a spotter (or cheerleader) can make all the difference. A little help from friends never hurts, especially if they can catch you on the way down!

“Titinebelum” is a test of strength, determination, and a healthy dose of caution. Climb smart, ring that bell, and feel like a hero—but remember, the ground isn’t as forgiving as that bell’s ding!