Judo Techniques and Terminology

Yondan is the highest rank in Judo, and it is awarded to judoka who have demonstrated exceptional skill and knowledge of the sport.

Seoi Nage is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent over your shoulder by wrapping your arms around their neck and lifting them up.

Harai Goshi is a Judo technique that involves sweeping an opponent's leg by placing your foot behind their leg and pushing it forward.

Ippon Seoi Nage is a Judo technique that involves lifting an opponent and dropping them on their back by wrapping your arms around their neck and lifting them up.

Uchi Mata is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by hooking their leg with your leg and pulling them towards you.

De Ashi Barai is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by sweeping their leg with your foot.

Sode Tsurikomi Goshi is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their sleeve and pulling them towards you.

Tomoe Nage is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their lapel and pulling them towards you.

Koshi Guruma is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their belt and pulling them towards you.

Ashi Guruma is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their leg and pulling them towards you.

Ude Guruma is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their arm and pulling them towards you.

Kata Guruma is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their head and pulling them towards you.

Tsurikomi Goshi is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their waist and pulling them towards you.

Seoi Otoshi is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their back and pulling them towards you.

Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi is a Judo technique that involves throwing an opponent by grabbing their leg and sweeping their other leg.