Tie-up
Two-point contact: both hands on collar/elbow (or equivalent bilateral grip), mutual and symmetric — each fighter has the same tie on the other. Distinct from Over-Under, which is asymmetric.
Techniques (10)
Ankle Pick
A takedown technique where the attacker grabs the opponent's ankle (typically the lead leg) and lif…
View DetailsDe Ashi Barai
Tori brushes the outer (little-toe) edge of uke's advancing foot sideways with the sole, sweeping i…
Harai Tsurikomi Ashi
Tori first lifts and pulls uke up-and-forward (the tsurikomi action) to load them onto one tensione…
Ko Soto Gake
Tori hooks the outside of uke's heel/ankle and, keeping it trapped, drives uke's upper body straigh…
View DetailsKo Soto Gari
Tori reaps the outside of uke's heel with a small scooping motion of the sole/instep, first driving…
View DetailsKo Uchi Gake
Tori hooks the inside of uke's foot/ankle and holds it trapped while driving uke straight back over…
View DetailsOkuri Ashi Barai
Tori sweeps both of uke's feet in one motion, catching the trailing foot as it slides toward the le…
O Soto Gari
A fundamental Judo throw classified as Ashi-waza (foot technique) where the practitioner (tori) rea…
View DetailsO Uchi Gari
Tori hooks the inside of uke's far leg (inner thigh/knee line) and reaps it wide and back, driving …
View DetailsSasae Tsurikomi Ashi
Tori places the sole against the front of uke's ankle/shin as an immovable post — this is a block, …
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- Clinch/Upper Body Control suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Lower Body Engagement suggested Gi & No-Gi
- Standing suggested Gi & No-Gi
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