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Blake gets a big surprise when he expects to learn a new sport, but instead realizes that he'll be decorating a cake.
Blake gets a big surprise when he expects to learn a new sport, but instead realizes that he'll be decorating a cake.
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Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP5 "Cake Decorating"Blake gets a big surprise when he expects to learn a new sport, but instead realizes that he'll be decorating a cake.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP6 "Fencing"Blake runs on blades but attempts to wield a sword and survive a duel with a master of fencing.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP7 "High Diving"The pros make it looks so easy, but Blake learns just how hard the sport of diving can be.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP8 "Table Tennis"Blake faces off against a table tennis master who shows him just how serious the game can be.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP7 "World Chase Tag"Blake meets up with parkour and chase tag athlete Omar Zaki, who reintroduces Blake to a childhood game of tag with an extreme twist.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP6 "Curling"Blake tries curling and finds himself slipping and sliding all over the ice; when he makes a unique adjustment, everything falls into place.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP5 "Trick Shots"Blake spends the day with Trixshot Sam, who teaches him coin snapping and frisbee tricks in an attempt to go viral.
Are You Faster Than Blake Leeper?
S1, EP1 "Wheelchair Basketball"Blake trades his prosthetic legs for the wheelchair as two-time Paralympic Gold Medalist Matt Scott teaches him the ins and outs of wheelchair basketball.
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