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Grip
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AGR |
The Tori (the judoka that performs the action) uses his left hand to grip the Uke's (the judokathat receives the action) midway up the forearm. |
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Off-balance
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NOB |
The Tori does not put the Uke off balance in the first stage of the technique. His arms keep the initial grip, accompanying only the action instead off pushing firmly into pull motion movement generated from the rotation of the hips. |
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Right-foot position
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IRFP |
During the Tsukuri (middle stage of the technique), the Tori places his right foot (the none sweeping one) opposite of the Uke'sright foot (~20 cm). |
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Sweeping action
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SWPS |
The Tori sweeps the Uke's body at any of the following places: the advancing leg, both feet, at the middle part of the calf right leg, above the malleolus of the right leg or no contact is made with any part of the Uke's body. |
| SWMC |
The Tori makes an inappropriate mechanical sweep action for one or more of the following reasons: flexes the knee joint, sweeps with the inside part of his tibia, sweeps with the internal part of the calf of the right leg or sweeps with the inside part of his ankle. |
| SWMV |
The sweeping action made by the Torishould hit the Uke's right foot lower than the ankle, but above the floor (~ at 10 cm) with the Tori's foot sole, when the Uke'sswept leg is still in the air and no weight is loaded on it. |
| SWTM |
Timing is a key aspect in the performance of the technique. The sweep action of the Uke's leg must be done just before the Uke loads the weight on it. Too soon and he may be able to bring it back up. Too late and the Uke's weight is on it and the Tori would not be able to finish the sweep. |
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Arm action
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RAB |
In the last part of the execution, theTori, with his left arm, does not pull down the Uke's right arm in the sweep direction, and also with his right arm does not pull right up the Uke's left arm displacing his body slightly back. |
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LAB |
At last part of the execution, the Tori's left arm does not apply enough traction or, if it does, the direction of arm is incorrect (generally straight down forward or against the sweep). |
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Throw stage
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TB |
During the final stage of the technique, the Tori performs a trunk flexion, around 70º/90º. |
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CR |
During the sweeping action, the Tori's left leg is placed in front of his right leg. |
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Control stage
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FACC |
During the guiding stage, the Tori uses his right arm to accompany the Uke's fall to the floor. |
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FNC |
During the final stage of the technique, the Tori performs no action with his left hand and, therefore, fails to control the fall of his adversary's body. |
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KTB |
During the final stage of the technique, the Tori performs a trunk flexion, around 70º keeping it after the end of the execution. |
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Rebalancing
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RRF |
After performing the throw, the Toriloses his balance. In order to regain it, he steadies himself with his right foot. |
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RLF |
Upon completion of the technique, the Tori loses his balance which he regains by steadying himself with his left foot. |
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Globality
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SLEX |
The throw is executed slowly and without any continuity. |
