All-Round Champion - Season 4

The athletes compete in the Arcathlon, facing fears and surprises in a thrilling battle for points.

For the first time, the athletes are competing in pairs. The canoe sprint causes a historic podium.

Elli learns the importance of focus and adapting as she fights homesickness.

Michael wins the advantage and has the choice to change his teammate at the final competition.

Mischa battles a shoulder injury and Lexie overcomes a big fear resulting in extra points for both.

Emotions fly high at the halfway point of the season. The gold medal is decided by a single point.

Braden gets injured while teaching the athletes his sport. Lexie is unable to train or compete.

All the athletes struggle to jump off the high diving platforms. Perdita faces a fear of her own.

Tensions rise when one athlete refuses to vote for a shoutout, but receives one themself.

The athletes struggle with learning the unique sport. Wil loses positivity while working with Elli.

Lexie faces more injuries playing the contact sport. The underdog team tilts the leaderboard.

With many bittersweet emotions, the athletes anticipate crowning a winner and saying goodbye.

The athletes compete in a second Arcathlon. The winner is crowned, taking the belt by just 3 points

Season four premiere; training begins for the Alpine Skiing competition in only three days.

Fencing gets intense and grueling as Chace walks out mid-training. A history making podium.

It's Powerlifting and Damiyah is the Sport Leader. Can Claire three-peat for another medal?

It’s Boardercross and Sport Leader Noah trains his fellow athletes for an epic competition.

It’s Snowkiting week and Sport Leader Chace trains his fellow athletes for the big competition.

It’s Karate week and Sport Leader Liesel trains her fellow athletes for the competition.

A shocking announcement is made before Competition. Another, even bigger shocker comes at Podium.

It’s Hockey week and Sport Leader Claire trains the athletes various skills for the competition.

It’s Ninja week and the athletes must swing and climb their way to the podium and a medal.

It’s the last week, a surprise Sport Star and the athletes train for the Hurdles Competition.

The All-Round Champion is crowned in the most physically and mentally demanding Arcathlon ever.

Season three premiere; training begins for the Pole Vault competition in only three days.

Sienna and three-time world champion Sean McColl couch sport climbing.

Chandra and Olympian Jordan Belchos teach inline racing.

Emanuel and four-time MLS Cup champion Dwane De Rosario teach the athletes soccer.

Gabi and Olympian Daniel Nestor teach the athletes tennis.

Aaron and Olympic medalist and Pan Am games champion Curt Harnett teach track cycling.

Sierra and two-time Pan Am Games champion Mandy Bujold train the athletes in boxing.

Pheobe and choreographer Amanda Cleghorn teach the athletes how to dance.

Jai and Olympic medalist Rosie MacLennan teach trampolining.

Carter and Olympian Kyle Shewfelt teach gymnastics.

The athletes compete one last time for the title of All-Round Champion.

The athletes learn freestyle mogul skiing from Gage and Olympic champion Jennifer Heil.

Caiyla and Olympic gold medalist Jaime Salé show the athletes the basics of figure skating.

Ellyn and 3-time Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey show the athletes the ropes of dog mushing.

The athletes learn cross-country skiing from Evan and Olympic gold medalist Beckie Scott.

Caitlyn and world champion Erin Hamlin teach the athletes Luge.

The athletes learn snowboarding from the best of the best: Tristan and X-Games Champion Max Parrot.

Sloane and North American Champion Gordan McArthur help the team master ice climbing.

Speed skating is challenging but they get help from Adam and Olympic champion Derek Parra.

Rajan and Olympic champion Kaitlyn Lawes coach the athletes in curling.

The athletes get a lesson in skeleton by world champion Noelle Pikus-Pace.

The athletes compete their hardest in the ARCathlon for the title of All-Round Champion.