Judo term
Osaekomi: Judo Meaning
- Pronunciation
- oh-sah-eh-koh-mee
- Meaning
- Hold-down is on
In Judo
Osaekomi is called when one judoka pins the other with control. The hold can score if control continues long enough.
Lessons that teach this
Osaekomi Fundamentals
Learn what hold-downs are and how they are used in Judo.
Review
Review the core words and concepts from the previous lessons.
Scoring Concepts
Learn how Judo actions can score.
Match Calls
Learn the main words you hear during a match.
Winning a Match
Learn the basic ways a match can end.
Review
Review the core words and concepts from the previous lessons.
Turnovers to Hold-Downs
Learn the idea of turning uke into osaekomi-waza.
Kata-gatame
Learn the basics of Kata-gatame and its two variants.
Escaping Kata-gatame
Learn two escapes from Kata-gatame.
Leg Entanglement Situations
Learn what to do when uke wraps one of tori's legs.
Between Uke's Legs
Learn how to pass from between uke's legs to a hold-down.
Review
Review Kata-gatame, its escapes, and the ne-waza freeing tasks.
Score Signals
Learn the referee hand signals for scores and hold-downs.
Waza-ari awasete Ippon
Learn the four ways two Waza-ari combine into Ippon.
Review
Review the referee signals and the throw scoring criteria.