O-soto-makikomi
大外巻込 · おおそとまきこみ · major outer wrap-around · said OH SOH-toh mah-kee-KOH-mee
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About this technique
O-soto-gari finished by wrapping: instead of reaping and staying upright, tori traps uke's right arm over their own shoulder, turns in and falls, rolling uke over with them. A Kodokan side sacrifice, and the usual answer when a strong partner blocks the plain reap.
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A technique to wrap the opponent round and throw him down by applying O-soto-gari and holding his right arm in the right armpit.
Key points
- Trap their arm over your shoulder and keep it
- Turn your back in fully before you fall
- Fall onto your own side, taking them with you
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Yoko-sutemi-waza (side sacrifice techniques)
At a glance
, classification, Gokyo set, Kodokan number, contest rules, grades that require it
- What it is
- Nage-waza (throwing techniques), Yoko-sutemi-waza (side sacrifice techniques).
- Kodokan number
- 511 (OSM).
- Contest rules
- No rule singles it out.
- Required for
- 5th Dan (British Judo Association)
- 4th Dan (Real Federación Española de Judo y Deportes Asociados)
- Sandan (3rd Dan) (United States Judo Federation)
- 2nd Dan (Nidan) (United States Judo Association)
Step by step
These steps describe the standard right-handed form without relying on the video.
Left-handed: these steps use the standard right-handed form. Swap every left and right.
- From a right-handed grip, step your left foot outside your partner's right foot as for O-soto-gari.
- Release your right hand from the collar and swing your right arm over their right arm, trapping it against your shoulder.
- Turn your back into them so your right hip is across their front and their arm is locked to you.
- Swing your right leg back past their right leg and fall to your right side, wrapping them over as you go.
- They land on their back with their arm still trapped; keep turning in to a hold rather than lying still.
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Receiving it
Your arm is wrapped and you cannot take it back, and your partner then falls, taking you over their body. It is a committed throw that lands you on your back or side with one arm trapped, so the free arm must do the slapping. Tuck your chin, do not fight the wrap, and let your body follow theirs to the mat.
VI judo notes
You reach this when the plain reap is blocked, and a block is something you feel through the arms rather than see. Trap their arm over your shoulder before you turn, so contact is unbroken from the reap into the wind, and land on your side rather than your shoulder. Turn straight in to a hold once you are down: you have arrived on the ground beside someone you can now only find by touch.
In competition
, how often it scores at IJF level, and two contests where it worked
Senior IJF competition, 2020 to 2026, from 73,099 contests. Counts scores, not attempts.
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