They stretched out toward her correctly, but the gate still refused to hyperextend.

You hyperextend your back by bending backward.

A kneebar (also known as a straight legbar) is a leglock that can hyperextend the knee.

Two days after I purchased the bicycle I managed to hyperextend the "knee" of the gears.

If the abs are not properly engaged, the spine can easily hyperextend and go into anterior pelvic tilt.

But the gate won't hyperextend, Rhi!

However, coronal images require the patient hyperextend their neck, which must be avoided if any possibility of neck injury exists.

"Be careful not to hyperextend the knee," warned Larry Almberg, the leading American miler older than 40.

The alien's jaws hyperextend, exposing hideous ebony fangs, surrounded by hundreds of needle-sharp teeth.

Some people with flexible ligaments and tendons can hyperextend the elbows and knees, which can cause injury in these joints.

Johnson knew he was ready to return when he was able to run without fear that the knee would hyperextend, as it had done after the first operation.

But the situation is more complex: People whose hip flexors are short naturally lie with the back arched, and straight-leg situps will further hyperextend the back.

The pad-to-pad pinch between the thumb and index finger is made possible because of the human ability to passively hyperextend the distal phalanx of the index finger.

But ropes are a major cause of death and injury in boxing: Fighters hyperextend their necks when they are punched against the ropes, because nothing stops their heads from snapping back.

With Uke then rolled onto one side with their arm trapped and their side locked, Tori employs the lever principle to hyperextend and bend Uke's arm.

The design of the StretchTrainer makes sure that the body and joints are kept in line, and because the machine's tension is actually the user's own weight, it is virtually impossible to hyperextend any muscles.

"Would he also be able, in your opinion, to grab the hair of Nicole Brown Simpson and yank her head back to hyperextend her neck prior to taking a knife and slashing at her throat area?

Holding these many of these stances requires strength and flexibility similar to many yoga stances but also involves impact from jumping which can hyperextend Musculoskeletal tissue, especially if performed badly as is the case with beginners.

A coup-contra-coup injury occurs as the brain is accelerated into the cranium as the head and neck hyperextend, and is then accelerated into the other side as the head and neck rebound to hyper-flexion or neutral position.

A toe hold (also known as Ashi Dori Garami in judo) involves using the hands to hyperextend and/or hyperrotate the ankle, typically by grabbing the foot near the toes, and twisting or pushing the foot while controlling the opponent's leg.