Sumo Winning Techniques

[osumo3@native.usc.edu (Luigi Manna)]

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|Date: Tue, 28 Dec 93 13:04:44 JST
|From: Riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp
|Subject: Sumo Winning Techniques
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|The English descriptions below are not overly descriptive,
|and if you haven't seen the technique used, you may not know
|how it works.  Well, being the resident expert (NOT), I am
|just passing along the info that I could find.  I didn't
|want to take up too much bandwidth with more detailed
|explanations, either.  If anyone has a better way to
|express a technique in English, please feel free to send
|it to me by e-mail, and I'll amend the list and send it
|out later.  Enjoy!
| 
| 1) Abisetaoshi:  backward force-down
| 2) Amiuchi:  net-casting twist-down
| 3) Ashitori:  two-handed leg tip-over
| 4) Chongake:  heel-brace force-down
| 5) Gasshohineri:  clasped-hands twist throw
| 6) Harimanage:  rear-belt throw
| 7) Hatakikomi:  slap-down
| 8) Hikiotoshi:  hand pull-down
| 9) Hikkake:  arm-grabbing force-out
|10) Ippon-Zeoi:  over-the-shoulder throw
|11) Izori:  submarine scoop reverse dump
|12) Kainahineri:  two-handed arm twist-down
|13) Kakenage:  arm-leg combination throw
|14) Kakezori:  leg-kick sacrifice throw
|15) Katasukashi:  under-shoulder swing-down
|16) Kawazugake: backward lift counter trip
|17) Kekaeshi:  footsweep
|18) Ketaguri: inside-ankle-kick pull-down
|19) Kimedashi:  elbow-clamp force-out
|20) Kimetaoshi:  elbow-clamp force-down
|21) Kirikaeshi:  twisting backward knee trip
|22) Komatasukui:  over-thigh scoop dump
|23) Koshinage:  hip-lift throw
|24) Kotenage:  arm-lock throw
|25) Kubihineri:  twisting head throw
|26) Kubinage:  head-lock throw
|27) Makiotoshi:  sideways twist-throw
|28) Mitokorozeme: triple attack force-out
|29) Nichonage: leg-sweep throw
|30) Nimaigeri:  ankle-kick twist-down
|31) Okuridashi:  rear push-out
|32) Okuritaoshi:  rear pull-down
|33) Omata: open-stance thigh-grabbing dump
|34) Oshidashi:  frontal push-out
|35) Oshitaoshi: frontal push-down
|36) Sabaori:  forward force-down
|37) Sakatottari:  arm-bar throw counter
|38) Shitatedashinage:  pulling under-arm throw
|39) Shitatehineri:  twisting under-arm throw
|40) Shitatenage:  under-arm throw
|41) Shumokuzori:  bell-hammer shoulder throw
|42) Sotogake:  outside leg trip
|43) Sotokomata:  under-thigh scoop dump
|44) Sotomuso:  outer-thigh-grabbing twist-down
|45) Soto-Tasukizori:  cat-fooling throw
|46) Sukuinage:  beltless arm-throw
|47) Susoharai:  backward footsweep
|48) Susotori: ankle-grabbing backward dump
|49) Tasukizori:  shoulder sacrifice throw
|50) Tottari:  arm-bar throw
|51) Tsukaminage:  lift throw
|52) Tsukidashi:  thrust out
|53) Tsukiotoshi:  twist-down
|54: Tsukitaoshi:  thrust-down
|55) Tsumatori:  leg-lift dump
|56) Tsuridashi:  lift out
|57) Tsuriotoshi:  lift dump
|58) Uchigake:  inside leg trip
|59) Uchimuso:  inner-thigh-grabbing twist-down
|60) Utchari:  backward pivot throw
|61) Uwatedashinage:  pulling over-arm throw
|62) Uwatehineri:  twisting over-arm throw
|63) Uwatenage:  over-arm throw
|64) Waridashi:  upper-arm force-out
|65) Watashikomi:  thigh-grabbing push-down
|66) Yaguranage:  pendulum throw
|67) Yobimodoshi:  backward push-down
|68) Yorikiri:  frontal force-out
|69) Yoritaoshi:  frontal crush-out
|70) Zubineri:  elbow-twist throw
| 
|The following non-techniques are how one loses all by oneself:
| 
|Koshikudake:  inadvertent hip collapse
|Isamiashi:  inadvertent step-out
| 
|Mata nee....
| 
|David
|riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp
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