Elbow locks·Elbow joint · Gi & no-gi
Flying Juji Gatame
Jumping Armbar
Flying Armbar.
Aerial armbar using jump momentum for instant elbow attack
Risk level
High
elbow joint
Tap urgency
Urgent
tap response
Difficulty
5
/ 5 — setup
Danger level
9
/ 10
Positions
8
entry points
Perm. damage
No
irreversible risk
What it is
Aerial armbar using jump momentum for instant elbow attack
What you do
The step-by-step execution breakdown lives in the app — mechanics, tips, and the full entry sequence.
Open1submission detailin the App Store↗Setup complexity
9/10
Learning priority
3/10
Escapability
1/10
Versatility
2/10
Danger level
9/10
01
High-impact entry = higher injury risk; tap at any elbow joint pressure.
02
Landing hard while arm is extended = catastrophic injury risk.
03
Partner landing on you: Tap extremely early to prevent elbow hyperextension.
04
Only drill low-risk entries until technique is fully reliable.
WHITE — ILLEGALBLUE — ILLEGALPURPLE — LEGALBROWN — LEGALBLACK — LEGAL
8 ways in.
All8entriesin the App Store↗INITIATING30
Standing Neutral
Equal standing - get grips, set up attacks
GUARDING30
Spider Guard
Control distance while attacking with sweeps and submissions
INITIATING20
Thai Clinch
Plum locked - knee strikes and throws
INITIATING20
Single Collar Tie
Neck controlled - snap down or arm drag
INITIATING20
Collar Tie
Hand on neck, pull head down, snap or throw
INITIATING20
Collar-and-Elbow
Collar and elbow gripped, control posture, set up attacks
INITIATING10
Arm Drag
Grab wrist and tricep, pull across, step behind
INITIATING10
2-on-1 Tie
Wrist and tricep gripped, pull across body
// Flying Armbar · Elbow locks
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