Notas de Estudio de Judo

Tori releases the lapel grip with their right hand.

Tori positions legs between uke's and their torso against uke's chest.

Uke's right arm is supported by Tori's right elbow.

Tori's right fist remains closed and facing forward.

Tori lowers their center of gravity to lift Uke.

Technique involving Tori and Uke facing each other.

Tori and Uke stand facing each other.

Tori moves hips to unbalance Uke.

Tori uses a fundamental grip, blocking uke's elbow (sleeve).

Tori uses two pulls (sleeve and arm) to destabilize Uke.

Tori pivots to the right of uke, shifting their body alignment.

Tori stretches the right leg backward, ready to support uke's fall.

Tori quickly turns their torso to lift and move uke forward.

Uke falls onto Tori's right leg, ending up on the ground.

Uke falls on Tori's leg, landing on the ground.

Blocking the elbow is a fundamental and controlled grip

Judoka wear either white or blue jackets, with white positioned to the right of the referee, and blue to the left.

Judoka jackets should be snug against the body, and belts tied tightly to maintain grip during the match.

Judoka must adjust jacket and belt quickly between the referee announcing 'Mate!' and 'Hajime!'

A process where a referee and judge(s) evaluate the match-based on predefined rules.

The color of a judoka's jacket indicates their position (right-or left) to the referee.

Tori sits atop Uke, below the waist, using knees and legs. Tori's legs go around Uke's legs.

Tori puts Uke's right arm against Uke's face, then puts their right arm across Uke's neck.

Uke's head is placed on Tori's chest, angled to one side.

Tori's legs can be stretched behind, toes pointed (like a brake).

Uke's left hand faces up and Tori grabs it.

Decisions made by a majority of 3 judges during a Judo match.

A system of two judges, who review the technical aspects of Judo moves.

The signal to start the Judo match.

The signal to stop the Judo match.

The signal that indicates the end of the Judo match

A score of 1 point in Judo, awarded for a complete fall to the ground, specifically with the back on the mat.

Uke's fall to the ground, with the back completely on the mat, triggers the Ippon score in Judo.

A Judo match is won when one participant earns 1 point (Ippon) or a combination of two half-points (Wazari).

A Judo match ends when a player earns 1 or more points, either with a complete fall, or with two falls.

Judo scoring system in which Ippon (1 point) or two Wazari (0.5 each) is required to determine the winner.