Judo: techniques, scores and penalties
Tori and uke, breakfalls, throws and groundwork, ippon, shido and the phases of a throw.
- 19 cards
- 5 topics
- Free
The outline, topic by topic
Each topic is weighted the way the exam weighs it.
- Concepts
- Sort and link
- The steps
- Scenarios
- Understand
A few cards from the deck
Tori and uke: what is it?
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Tori performs the technique, uke receives it.
In practice, the roles alternate.
A throw: which step comes after "Rei, the bow"?
- Kumikata, the grip
- Kuzushi, off-balancing
- Tsukuri, the entry
- Kake, the execution
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Kumikata, the grip
Without off-balancing the throw fails.
Ukemi: what is it?
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The breakfall that protects uke when thrown.
It is learned before any throw.
A judoka gets a third shido. Decision?
- The judoka loses the contest
- The opponent scores waza-ari
- Just a warning
- The contest restarts
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The judoka loses the contest
Three shidos mean hansoku-make.
Nage-waza: what is it?
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Throwing techniques, standing.
They cover standing techniques (tachi-waza), such as o-soto-gari, and sacrifice techniques (sutemi-waza), where tori drops to the mat.