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TERMINOLOGY LIST Key Words TERMINOLOGY LIST De ashi barai Advanced foot sweep Yoko guruma Side wheel Gyaku juji jime Reverse cross choke Yoko otoshi Side drop Hadaka jime Bare hand choke Yoko shiho gatame Side 4 corner hold Harai goshi Sweeping hip Yoko tomoe nage Side circle throw Ippon seoi nage One arm shoulder throw Juji gatame Cross hold Key words Kami shiho gatame Upper 4 corner (smother) hold Kata ashi dori Single leg trap Ashi..................leg, foot Kata gatame Shoulder hold Barai, harai.......sweep Kata guruma Shoulder wheel, fireman’s carry Eri ....................collar, lapel Kata juji jime Half cross choke Gaeshi ..............counter Kataha jime Single wing choke Gake.................hook, block Katate jime Single hand choke Garami .............coil, bend Kesa gatame Scarf hold Gari ..................reap Kibisu gaeshi Heel counter, ankle grab Gatame.............hold Ko soto gake Minor (small) outside hook Goshi, koshi.....hip Ko uchi gake Minor (small) inner hook Guruma ............wheel Ko uchi gari Minor (small) inner reap Gyaku ..............reverse, upside down Koshi guruma Hip wheel Ha ....................wing Koshi jime Hip choke Hadaka.............naked Kuchiki taoshi Leg pick up Harai ................sweep Makikomi Winding, rolling Jime, shime ......choke Morote gari Two hand reap, double leg grab Juji ...................cross Morote seoi nage Two arm shoulder throw Kata..................shoulder, single Nami jiji jime Normal cross choke Ko ....................small, minor Ne waza Ground grappling techniques Koshi, goshi.....hip O soto gari Major (big) outside reap Kuzure .............broken down, modified O uchi gari Major (big) inner reap Makikomi.........to throw by rolling Okuri ashi barai Sliding foot sweep Mata.................thigh Okuri eri jime Sliding lapel choke Nage.................throw Sankaku gatame Triangle hold O ......................big, major Sankaku jime Triangle choke Okuri................sliding Sasae tsuri komi ashi Blocking lift pull leg Otoshi ..............drop Sode guruma jime Sleeve wheel choke Sankaku ...........triangle Sode tsuri komi goshi Sleeve lift pull hip Seoi ..................shoulder, back Sukui nage Scoop throw Shiho................four corners Sumi gaeshi Corner counter Sode .................sleeve Tachi waza Standing techniques Soto..................outside Tai otoshi Body drop, split throw Sukui................scoop Tani otoshi Valley drop Sumi.................corner Tate shiho gatame Vertical 4 corner (straddle) hold Tai....................body Te guruma Hand wheel Tate ..................vertical Tomoe nage Circle throw Te.....................hand Tsubame gaeshi Swallow counter Tomoe..............circle Tsukkomi jime Thrust choke Tsuri komi........lift up and pull Tsuri goshi Lifting hip Uchi .................inside Uchi mata Inner thigh Ude ..................arm Ude garami Arm bend Uki ...................floating Ude gatame Arm hold Ura ...................rear Uki goshi Floating hip Ushiro ..............reverse, back Uki waza Floating technique Waki ................armpit Ura nage Rear throw Waza ................technique Ushiro kesa gatame Reverse scarf hold Yoko ...............side Waki gatame Armpit hold Waki juji jime Armpit cross choke Yoko gake Side hook .
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