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40 Judo Handling Technique (Nage Waza) - Jigoro Kano completed all the techniques of throwing Judo in 1895. All Judo throwing techniques consist of 40 (forty) techniques that are divided into five groups of which are ....

40 Judo Throwing Techniques (Nage Waza)

1. KYO I

Deashi-Harai (sweeping your opponent's legs is stepping forward)

Hiza Guruma (sling technique with spin on knee)

Sasae-Tsurikomi-Ashi (technique tossing legs while pulling and lifting)

Uki-Goshi (slashing technique with part of hip)

Osota-Gari (damping technique by means of flanking / clamping outside the foot)

Ogoshi (slashing technique with the whole hip)

Ouchi-Gari (sling technique by way of slicing / pinning from within with feet)

Seoi-Nage (technique dings through the shoulders)

2. KYO II

Kosoto-Gari (a technique of slamming from outside to inside)

Kouchi-Gari (slashing technique by biting from the inside out)

Koshi-Guruma (spinning bearing technique on the hip)

Tsurikomi-Goshi (slinging technique while pulling and lifting with hips)

Okuri-Ashi-Harai (technique dings with foot sweep)

Tai-Otoshi (slashing technique by throwing down the body)

Harai-Goshi (slashing technique with a foot sweep through the hips)

Uchi-Mata (slashing technique while mowing / sweeping the inner stalk)

3. KYO III

Kosoto-Gake (a damping technique by hooking the ankle joint from the outside)

Tsuri-Goshi (slashing technique while lifting the hips)

Yoko-Otoshi (slamming technique while dropping sideways)

Ashi-Gurumu (cutting technique kneading through the legs)

Hane-Goshi (slashing technique using the hips while jumping)

Harai-Tsurikomi-Ashi (a sideways technique with a sweep of the foot while pulling and warming)

Tomoe-Nage (a technique with a round belly)

Your word-Gurumu (slashing technique by moving the spin through the shoulder)

4. KYO IV

Sumi-Gaeshi (angular slam technique)

Tani-Otoshi (slap-like technique fell into the valley)

Hane-Makikomi (slamming technique by jumping while twisting / twisting)

Sukui-Nage (a dribbling technique such as scooping / drawing)

Utsuri-Goshi (slashing hip technique)

Oguruma (a large round slicing technique)

Soto-Makikomi (sidekick technique wrap / wrap from the outside)

Uki-Otoshi (falling drifting technique)

5. KYO V

Osoto-Guruma (big sideburn technique from the outside side)

Uki-Waza (floating kick technique)

Yoko-Wakare (side separation sideways technique)

Yoko-Guruma (sideways rotating technique sideways)

Ushiro-Goshi (back hip hip technique)

Ura-Nage (back slicing technique)

Sumi-Otoshi (technique dings with falling corners)

Yoko-Gake (slashing technique by falling sideways)

In the Nage-Waza there are several terms that must be known by the Pejudo namely:

Tori: The performer / conducting the throw

Uke: The receiving / being thrown

Hikite: Hand that pulls

Tsurite: The raised hand

Oshite: Hands are pushing

Judo's later development found several new judo throwing techniques "Shimmeisho-No-Waza" which was revised since 1920. Shimmeisho-No-Waza consists of 17 (seventeen) throwing techniques.