Ninja Kidz

Ninja Kidz is a group of siblings, Bryton, Ashton, Paxton, Payton, and Kayson Myler, who gained prominence through their YouTube channel, “Ninja Kidz TV.” Raised in a martial arts studio by their father, Shane Myler, a professional stunt artist, the siblings developed extensive skills in martial arts and gymnastics from an early age. The journey began in 2017 when Shane Myler filmed a martial arts scene with his four eldest children and uploaded it to YouTube. This initial video, showcasing their physical abilities and adventurous spirit, quickly garnered attention, leading to the official creation of the “Ninja Kidz TV” channel.

Since its inception, the “Ninja Kidz TV” YouTube channel has experienced substantial growth, accumulating over 50 million subscribers and billions of views. Their content typically features ninja-themed adventures, challenges, and skits, consistently integrating positive messages related to family values, respect, gratitude, courage, discipline, and honesty. This blend of entertainment and inspiring content has resonated with a broad audience globally. The group has also expanded its reach beyond digital platforms during 2025 by embarking on a live touring show, “Ninja Kidz Live: Infinite Possibilities,” performing in venues such as the Eccles Theater in Salt Lake City, and planning international appearances in locations like Dubai. This live show emphasizes interactive challenges and encourages audience participation, further extending their brand’s impact.

Further demonstrating their career progression, the Myler siblings launched the “Ninja Kidz Action Park” in South Jordan during 2023, which includes a trampoline park and adventure zones. These action parks are expanding as a franchise across the U.S., serving as a physical extension of their YouTube presence and promoting active, healthy lifestyles. Additionally, all four eldest siblings have competed on NBC’s “American Ninja Warrior.” During last summer’s season 17, Ashton and Paxton Myler advanced to the national finals, making them the first pair of brothers to compete against each other in the show’s history, highlighting their individual and collective athletic achievements.