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    Uchi-makikomi

    内巻込 · うちまきこみ · inner wraparound · said OO-chee mah-kee-KOH-mee

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    About this technique

    The winding sacrifice on the inside line: tori turns in as for a one-armed shoulder throw, wraps uke's arm, and winds to the mat with the body rotating inside uke's arm rather than outside it.

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    A technique to wrap the opponent round and throw down him by breaking his balance forward, holding his right arm from the inside in the right arm and thrusting the hip deeply.
    The Kodokan's definition

    Key points

    1. Enter as for ippon-seoi-nage; the wind answers resistance
    2. Their arm wraps over your shoulder as you rotate down
    3. Land rolling on your side, them carried over 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
    505 (UMK).
    Contest rules
    No rule singles it out.
    Also written
    Uchi-maki-komi.
    Required for

    Step by step

    These steps describe the standard right-handed form without relying on the video.

    1. From a right-handed grip, turn in as for the one-armed shoulder throw, their right arm drawn over your right shoulder.
    2. As they resist the lift, keep their arm wrapped and commit to rotation, winding your body down and around to your left.
    3. Your body travels to the mat as one turning unit with their arm still wrapped.
    4. You land on your left side; they are carried over your body and land on their back beyond you.
    5. Release the wrapped arm the moment they land so both of you can rise.

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    Receiving it

    The shoulder-throw entry keeps hold of your arm and dives: you are wound over their rotating body with your right side committed. Curl with the rotation, chin tucked, and let your side and back land together. Wrapped falls are heavy; build up gradually.

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    VI judo notes

    You are committing to the mat inside their arm, so the wrap has to be secure before the rotation starts: keep their arm over your shoulder from the entry and never let it slide. Once you are winding, that arm is your only sense of where they are. Release it as they land so both of you can get up.

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    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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