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 (69)
Dump
A high-amplitude finish from the Single Leg, especially effective from the high single position whe…
View DetailsFunk Roll
A wrestling single leg defense popularized by collegiate coach Cary Kolat. Used once the opponent h…
View DetailsGuard Pull
Sitting or dropping to the ground while pulling the opponent's grip, sleeve, or collar to establish…
View DetailsHane Goshi
Spring hip throw: a hip technique (koshi-waza) in which tori turns in as for o-goshi, loads uke aga…
View DetailsHarai Makikomi
Sweeping wraparound: a side sacrifice throw (yoko-sutemi-waza) that begins as harai-goshi (sweeping…
View DetailsHarai Tsurikomi Ashi
Tori first lifts and pulls uke up-and-forward (the tsurikomi action) to load them onto one tensione…
Hiza Guruma
A technique where tori places their foot in front of uke's knee and turns, causing uke to fall.
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A finish from the Single Leg used when the opponent's remaining leg is the near/inside leg relative…
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 …
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