Nage-no-kata - 2 reference results
is a throwing kata in judo. The kata is composed of 3 techniques from each of the five throw groups in judo: hand techniques (te waza), hip techniqes (goshi waza), foot techniques (ashi waza), rear sacrifice techniques (ma sutemi waza) and side sacrifice techniques (yoko sutemi waza). Each of these 15 techniques is performed twice in the specified order, once with kumi-kata (grip style) to the right and once to the left. Demonstration of this kata as tori is often included in tests for the shodan rank. The role of uke requires being thrown 30 times, and is traditionally filled by the more senior partner.
The kata was developed by Jigoro Kano in 1887 in the Kodokan school.
Video of Nage-no-kata
- A demonstration at the Kodokan. Tori: Dohba Yoshihisa Uke: Nishimoto Nimoru
- Kodokan nage-no-kata instructional video (English Language). Tori: Sakashita Uke: Mukai
Te waza (hand throws)
- Uki otoshi - floating drop
- Seoi nage - shoulder throw
- Kata guruma - shoulder wheel
Koshi waza (hip throws)
- Uki goshi - floating half-hip throw
- Harai goshi - sweeping hip throw
- Tsurikomi goshi - lifting/pulling hip throw
Ashi waza (foot throws)
- Okuri ashi harai - sliding foot sweep
- Sasae tsurikomi ashi - Propping and drawing ankle throw
- Uchi mata - inner thigh throw
Ma sutemi waza (rear sacrifice throws)
- Tomoe nage - circle throw
- Ura nage - rear throw
- Sumi gaeshi - corner reversal
Yoko sutemi waza (side sacrifice throws)
- Yoko gake - side hook
- Yoko guruma - side wheel
- Uki waza - floating drop
External links
- Judo Information Site. Nage no Kata instruction and links
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