MALE ROUTINE
- 10 dips +30 kgUnbroken
- 6 pull ups + 1 muscle upUnbroken
- 30 push ups
- 20 goblet squats +20 kg
- 2 muscle ups +10 kg
- 30 push ups
- 10 pull ups +15 kg
- The safe option5 muscle upsUnbrokenORThe risky option1 muscle up +15 kg
Back to eventFLYBARZ CUP 2027
Everything athletes need for the qualification process.
01 / OFFICIAL DOCUMENT
The official rulebook applies throughout the qualification and the competition.
Open rulebook ↗Complete the routine for your division in the exact order shown below.
Choose only one of the two options for the final exercise. Do not perform both.
The safe option is the more reliable choice. The risky option can usually be completed faster, but it is more demanding or uses a heavier weight. Similar choices will often appear during the competition, so choose the option that suits you best.
You may pause and actively rest while remaining on the bar or dip bars, but both hands must stay in contact throughout. You may not let go or release one arm at any point.
02 / TIME PENALTIES
Every no rep identified in the qualification video adds time to the athlete's total qualification time. The standard penalty is 5 seconds, but certain muscle up and pullover faults carry a larger penalty.
Added to the athlete's total time for every standard no rep.
The increased penalties prevent athletes from gaining an advantage by completing a very poor rep simply to move through the routine faster. Perform every rep as cleanly as possible.
Female athletes may use more hip drive than male athletes.03 / VIDEO SUBMISSION
Your qualification video must make it possible to judge every repetition accurately and fairly.
Deliberate cheating or manipulation includes speeding up the video, cutting or editing the footage, submitting false footage or otherwise attempting to make the result appear better than the athlete's actual performance.
Any athlete caught deliberately cheating in this way will receive a lifetime ban from all future FlyBarz Cup events.
Every athlete may submit up to two qualification attempts at any time before 5 December 2026. A second attempt is optional. You may submit only one attempt if you are satisfied with it.
After your first attempt is reviewed, FlyBarz Cup will send you your number of no reps and your final time. Feedback will be sent through Instagram, or by email if you do not have Instagram.
You may use the feedback from attempt one to correct any mistakes before submitting your second and final attempt.
Your second attempt will not receive feedback. Its no reps and final time will remain confidential until the qualification results are announced.
The better of your two attempts will count. Once two attempts have been submitted, no further attempts are allowed.
04 / QUALIFICATION RESULTS
The 16 highest-ranked men and 8 highest-ranked women will be offered a place in FlyBarz Cup 2027. Every selected athlete must actively accept the offer and pay the athlete fee within the stated deadline before the place is confirmed.
Athletes outside the initial top 16 or top 8 may be placed on the waiting list in qualification order. If a selected athlete declines the offer, misses the payment deadline or later withdraws, the available place may be offered to the next eligible athlete on the waiting list.
Even if you finish outside the initial qualifying positions, you may still have a real opportunity to compete. A place from the waiting list is possible, but cannot be guaranteed.05 / SELECTED ATHLETES
The athlete fee helps make FlyBarz Cup possible and contributes towards the prize money for the podium athletes.
If you have any problems paying within the 5 day period, contact the organizer before the due date. Another due date may be arranged if you communicate with the organizer.
Every athlete is responsible for assessing their own health, fitness and ability to participate safely. Training for and completing the qualification routine, preparing for the event and participating in FlyBarz Cup all involve a risk of injury. Any injury, pain, aggravation of an existing condition or other physical consequence arising during qualification, preparation or the competition is the athlete's own responsibility, to the extent permitted by law. Athletes should stop if they do not feel able to continue safely and seek appropriate medical advice when necessary.