Standing Phase
Techniques beginning with both practitioners standing. Tachi-waza (立ち技) translates to "standing techniques" in Japanese and refers to techniques performed from a standing position in martial arts.
Techniques (49)
Harai Makikomi
Sweeping wraparound: a side sacrifice throw (yoko-sutemi-waza) that begins as harai-goshi (sweeping…
View DetailsHarai Tsurikomi Ashi
A technique where tori lifts and pulls uke forward while sweeping their foot.
View DetailsHiza Guruma
A technique where tori places their foot in front of uke's knee and turns, causing uke to fall.
View DetailsJumping Closed Guard
A guard-pull entry in which the bottom player jumps from standing and wraps both legs around the st…
View DetailsKani Basami (Scissor takedown)
A leg-scissoring sacrifice throw (yoko-sutemi-waza), 'crab scissors,' in which tori drops beside a …
View DetailsKata Guruma
A technique where tori lifts uke onto their shoulders in a fireman's carry position before throwing.
View DetailsKawazu Gake
A leg-entanglement sacrifice throw (yoko-sutemi-waza) in which tori coils one leg around the oppone…
View DetailsKnee Tap Takedown
A takedown technique where the attacker controls the opponent's upper body (typically with an under…
Koshi Guruma
A hip throw where the attacker wraps their arm around the opponent's neck/head while turning their …
View DetailsKo Soto Gake
A technique where tori hooks the outside of uke's heel/ankle while pushing them backward.
View DetailsKo Soto Gari
A technique where tori reaps uke's heel from the outside with a small motion while pushing them bac…
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