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“O” – “Major” – means with the side of your foot facing outward. For example, the right–hand side of your right foot.
“Ko” – “Minor” – means with the side of your foot facing inward. For example, the left–hand side of your right foot.
“Soto” – “Outer” – means attacking the outside of the body/leg. For example, a throw which attacks, from the perspective of the uke being thrown, the right–hand side of the right leg.
“Uchi” – “Inner” – means attacking the inside of the body/leg. For example, a throw which attacks, from the perspective of the uke being thrown, the left–hand side of the right leg.
“sacrifice throws” – meant that you balance is given and the throw happens as you go to the ground.
In this lists below, ($) denotes a “sacrifice throw”.
Goshi – Hip
- Hari Goshi – Sweeping hip throw [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Hane Goshi – Spring hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Harai Goshi – Sweeping loin [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Tsuri Komi Goshi – Lifting pulling hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Ko Tsuri Goshi – Minor lifting hip [icon name=”youtube”]
- Ko Tsuri Komi Goshi – Minor lifting pulling hip
- O Goshi – Major hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”] [icon name=”youtube”]
- O Tsuri Goshi – Major lifting hip [icon name=”youtube”]
- Obi Goshi – Belt hip
- Sasae Tsuri Komi Goshi – Forward lifting pulling hip
- Sode Tsuri Komi Goshi – Sleeve lifting pulling hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Tobi Goshi – Jumping Hip [icon name=”youtube”]
- Uki Goshi – Floating hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Ushiro Goshi – Backwards hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Utsuri Goshi – Changing hip [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
Gari – Reap
- Ko Soto Gari – Minor outer reap
- Ko Uchi Gari – Minor inner reap [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Morote Gari – Double leg reap [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Nidan Ko Soto Gari – Two-step minor outer reap
- O Soto Gari – Major outer reap
- O Uchi Gari – Major inner reap
- Obi Tori O Soto Gari – ‘Opponent’s’ belt major outer reap
- Sutemi Ko Uchi Gari ($) – Sacrifice minor inner reap
Guruma – Wheel
- Ashi Guruma – Ankle wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Hiza Guruma – Knee wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Kata Guruma – Shoulder wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Koshi Guruma – Hip wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- O Guruma – Major wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- O Soto Guruma – Major outer wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”]
- Tama Guruma – Ball wheel [icon name=”wikipedia-w”] [icon name=”youtube”]
- Te Guruma – Hand wheel
- Ude Guruma – Arm wheel
- Ushiro Guruma – Reverse wheel
- Yoko Guruma – Side wheel
Drop – Otoshi
- Aiki Otoshi – Harmony drop
- Ganseki Otoshi – Rock drop
- Hiji Otoshi – Elbow drop
- Hiki Otoshi – Pull drop
- Kata Hiza Zuki Seoi Otoshi – Single knee shoulder drop
- Mae Otoshi – Front drop
- Mochi Age Otoshi – Lift hug and drop
- Morote Otoshi – Double–handed outer drop
- Morote Seoi Otoshi – Double-handed shoulder drop
- Obi Otoshi – Belt drop
- O Soto Otoshi – Major outer drop
- Tai Otoshi – Body Drop
- Tani Otoshi – Valley drop
- Uki Otoshi – Floating drop
- Waki Otoshi – Armpit drop
- Yoko Otoshi ($) – Side drop
Gake – Prop
- Kawazu Gake – Entwined hook
- Ko Soto Gake – Minor outer prop/hook
- Ko Uchi Gake – Minor inner prop/hook
- Nidan Ko Soto Gake – Two-step minor outer prop/hook
- O Soto Gake – Major outer prop/hook
- O Uchi Gake – Minor inner prop/hook
- Yoko Gake ($) – Side prop/hook
Gaeshi – Twist
- Hane Goshi Gaeshi – Spring hip twist
- Harai Goshi Gaeshi – Inner thigh twist
- Hasami Gaeshi ($) – Scissor twist
- Hikikomi Gaeshi ($) – Rolling turn over
- Kote Gaeshi – Outer wrist reversal (wrist lock no. 1)
- Kibisu Gaeshi – Heel trip/twist
- Ko Uchi Gaeshi – Minor inner twist
- Kuruma Gaeshi – Wheel twist
- Obi Tori Gaeshi – ‘Opponent’s’ belt turn over
- O Soto Gaeshi – Major outer twist
- O Uchi Gaeshi – Major inner twist
- Sumi Gaeshi ($) – Corner twist
- Tawara Gaeshi – ‘Rice ball throw’ / Dropping turnover
- Tsubame Gaeshi – ‘Swooping Swallow’ twist
- Uchi Mata Gaeshi – Inner thigh twist
- Ude Gaeshi – Arm twist
Ashi – Ankle/foot
- De Ashi Harai/Barai – Advancing foot sweep
- Harai Tsuri komi Ashi – Sweeping lifting pulling ankle
- Okuri Ashi Harai – Accompanying Ankle Sweep
- Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi – Forward lifting pulling ankle
- Tsuri Komi Ashi – Lifting pulling ankle
Nage – Throw
- Tomoe Nage($) – Front sacrifice throw
- Eri Seoi Nage – Collar shoulder throw
- Furi Nage – Flip Throw
- Hiza Seoi Nage – Kneeling shoulder throw
- Ippon Seoi Nage – Single-point shoulder throw
- Irimi Nage – Entering throw
- Juji Nage – Cross arm throw
- Kaiten Nage – Rotary throw
- Kata Eri Seoi Nage – Single lapel shoulder throw
- Kata Sode Seoi Nage – Single sleeve shoulder throw
- Ktomo Seoi Nage – Jacket shoulder throw
- Kubi Nage – Neck throw
- Maki Tome Nage – Winding stomach throw
- Morote Seoi Nage – Double-armed shoulder throw
- Nihon Seoi Nage – Two-armed shoulder throw
- Obi Seoi Nage – Belt shoulder throw
- Shiho Nage – Four direction throw
- Sode Seoi Nage – Sleeve Shoulder throw
- Sukui Nage – Scooping throw
- Suso Seoi Nage – Skirt shoulder throw
- Tenbin Nage – Balance (think scales) throw
- Tenchi Nage – Heaven & earth throw
- Tomoe Nage ($) – Stomach throw
- Ude Juji Nage – Cross arm throw
- Ura Nage – Back throw
- Ushiro Nage – Reverse throw
- Yoko Tomoe Nage ($) – Side stomach throw
Winding – Makikomi
- Hane Makikomi – Outer winding spring hip
- Harai Makikomi – Sweeping winding
- Ko Soto Makikomi – Minor outer winding
- Ko Uchi Makikomi – Minor inner winding
- O Soto Makikomi – Major outer winding
- Seoi Makikomi – Shoulder winding
- Soto Makikomi – Outer winding
- Uchi Makikomi – Inner winding
- Uchi Mata Makikomi – Inner thigh winding
Miscellaneous
Hug & lift – Daki & Age
- Daki Age – Hug lift
- Daki Sutemi ($) – Hug sacrifice
- Daki Wakare – Hug separation
- Ke Age – Kick lift
- Mochi Age Otoshi – Raise and drop
- Seoi Age – Shoulder lift
Other throws
- Gyaku Gama – Reversed sickle
- Hiza Sutemi ($) – Recumbent knee throw
- Kata Ashi Dori – Single ankle grab
- Kani Bashi – Crab scissors
- Ke Kaeshi – Kick turn over
- Ken Ken Uchi Mata – Hopping inner thigh
- Kin Tsukami – Testicle grab
- Ko Soto Sukashi – Minor outer side–step
- Kuckiki Taoshi – ‘Pushing the rotten tree’
- Kusabi Dome – Wedge stop
- Mizu Iri – ‘Water holder’
- Ryo Ashi Dori – Double ankle grab
- Soto Morote – Outer double arm grab
- Soto Muso – Outer thigh
- Uchi Mata – Inner thigh
- Uchi Mata Sukeshi – Inner thigh side-step
- Uki Waza ($) – Floating technique
- Yama Arashi – Mountain storm
- Yoko Wakare ($) – Side separation
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