Transitional Phase
Techniques that facilitate movement between standing and ground. Ukemi (受身) refers to the "art of falling" or breakfalls in Japanese martial arts, while Entries refers to the initial movements used to enter into ground positions.
Techniques (17)
Crossface
A control technique where the attacker places their forearm across the opponent's face/neck, typica…
View DetailsDaki Wakare
Daki-wakare is a sacrifice throw executed by embracing uke's torso from behind or above, then rotat…
View DetailsKoshi Guruma
A hip throw where the attacker wraps their arm around the opponent's neck/head while turning their …
View DetailsSnap Down
A technique where the attacker grabs the opponent's head/neck and pulls it down forcefully while th…
View DetailsSprawl
A defensive technique used to counter takedown attempts, particularly shots to the legs. The defend…
View DetailsSukui Nage
A scooping throw where the attacker drops their level, scoops both of the opponent's legs with thei…
Sumi Gaeshi
A sacrifice technique where tori falls backwards while lifting and pulling uke forward and to the s…
View DetailsTani Otoshi
A side sacrifice technique often used as a counter where tori drops beside uke while blocking their…
View DetailsTawara Gaeshi
Tawara-gaeshi is a defensive sacrifice throw used when an opponent commits forward and downward — t…
View DetailsTomoe Nage
A sacrifice technique where tori falls onto their back and places a foot on uke's abdomen to throw …
View DetailsUki Waza
Uki Waza is a side sacrifice throwing technique in Judo where the tori (executor) drops to their si…
View DetailsUra Nage (Supplex)
A rear throw where the attacker lifts and throws the opponent backwards over their head or shoulder…
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