Techniques
Browse every submission, sweep, escape, pass, and takedown in the library. Search by name or filter by phase, position, and mechanic.
Leg Drag Pass
A guard pass where the opponent's leg is dragged across their body to pass their guard
Long Step Pass
A pass from half guard where the passer takes a long step with their trapped leg
Lumberjack Sweep
A guard-bottom sweep executed when the opponent stands up inside closed guard or open guard to attempt a posture break …
Morote Seoi Nage
A variation of Seoi-nage where tori uses both hands to grip and load uke onto their shoulder.
Nami Juji Jime
A strangle where tori crosses their arms in front of uke's neck, palms down, and applies pressure to the carotid arteri…
No-Gi Cross Collar Equivalents
Adaptations of cross collar principles for no-gi application, typically using the forearms, shoulders, and hands to cre…
North South Choke
From north-south position, wrap arm around opponent's neck and shoulder. Support with non-choking arm. Place head besid…
O Goshi
A hip throw where tori wraps an arm around uke's back and loads them onto their hip before throwing.
O Guruma
A technique where tori places their leg high across uke's thighs and rotates, throwing uke in a wheeling motion.
Okuri Ashi Barai
A technique where tori sweeps both of uke's feet in a continuous motion as uke steps.
Omoplata
A shoulder lock where the legs are used to apply pressure against the shoulder joint by pinning the arm to the ground.
One-Handed Cross Collar
A variation where significant pressure is applied using primarily one hand deep in the collar. Particularly useful in t…
O Soto Gaeshi
A counter-technique against o-soto-gari where tori uses uke's momentum to execute their own reaping throw.
O Soto Gari
A fundamental Judo throw classified as Ashi-waza (foot technique) where the practitioner (tori) reaps the opponent's (u…
O Soto Guruma
A technique where tori wheels their leg around uke's leg from the outside while pushing them backward.
O Soto Otoshi
A technique where tori blocks uke's leg from the outside while dropping their weight to throw them.
O Uchi Gaeshi
A counter-technique against o-uchi-gari where tori uses uke's momentum to execute their own reaping throw.
O Uchi Gari
A technique where tori sweeps uke's leg from the inside while pulling them forward.