Atlas/KNEE LOCKS/Flying Kneebar
Knee locks·Knee joint · Gi & no-gi

Flying Kneebar.

Aerial kneebar using falling momentum for knee hyperextension

// FLYING KNEEBAR
10
DANGER / 10
Risk level
High
knee joint
Tap urgency
Immediate
tap response
Difficulty
5
/ 5 — setup
Danger level
10
/ 10
Positions
0
entry points
Perm. damage
Yes
irreversible risk
//01About this submission

What it is

Aerial kneebar using falling momentum for knee hyperextension

What you do

The step-by-step execution breakdown lives in the app — mechanics, tips, and the full entry sequence.

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//02Stats breakdown
Setup complexity
10/10
Learning priority
1/10
Escapability
1/10
Versatility
1/10
Danger level
10/10
//03Safety notes
01

NEVER attempt in training - flying kneebars cause catastrophic injury in milliseconds.

02

Falling body weight plus rotation destroys ACL/MCL/meniscus before tapping possible.

03

Injury occurs milliseconds faster than pain signals reach consciousness.

04

Elite-only competition technique - if attempted in gym, STOP the roll immediately.

05

Knee reconstruction requires 6-12 months recovery - permanent damage risk is extremely high.

//04IBJJF belt legality
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// Flying Kneebar · Knee locks

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