Arbitration - Advantages

JUDO

arbitration

As writes in the part ″Technics″, in judo, the goal is to bring down or to immobilize his opponent and to mark ippon. The fight of judo is given rhythm by a lot of terms of Japanese arbitration having all their meanings. So we shall see the advantages, the penalties and some particular terms...

ADVANTAGES

PENALTIES

PARTICULAR TERMS

ADVANTAGES

Ippon

Direct ippon:
• Projection controlled with force, speed, on the back or immobilization of consecutive 25 seconds or abandonment
• On dislocation (extension or twisting)
• On constriction (blood or respiratory)
• Addition of 2 wazari (2 up ou 2 on the ground ou 1 up and 1 on the ground)

Indirect ippon(particular cases):
• Disqualification of the opponent (hansoku make)
• Fusen gachi (the opponent doesn't appear at the 3rd call)
• Kikken gachi (the opponent does abandons whatever reason during the fight)
• Soso gachi (if the opponent has 3 shidos already and what tori obtain 1 waza ari / if uke obtains waza ari and tori had 3 shidos)

Waza ari

Waza ari:

• A criterion is missing to obtain ippon up
• 20 to 24 seconds of immobilization
• If the opponent is punished by 3 shidos

Waza ari awazate Ippon

Waza ari awazate Ippon:

• 2 Waza ari adds up and give Ippon
It's the only scenario where points add up in judo!

Yuko

Yuko:

• Two criteria are missing to obtain standing ippon
• 15 to 19 seconds of immobilization
• If the opponent is punished by 2 shidos

Koka

Koka:

• Projection on with control over the shoulder, the thigh or the buttock, with little force and speed
• If the opponent is punished by a shido
• 10 to 14 seconds of immobilization

Hiki wake

Hiki wake:

Announce the draw if, at the end the fight, both judokas are equally. There is then decision (Hantei).
This gesture is used only in competition by team and in hens.

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