Judo term
Tsuri-komi-goshi: Judo Meaning
- Pronunciation
- tsoo-ree koh-mee goh-shee
- Meaning
- Lift-pull hip throw
In Judo
Tsuri-komi-goshi is a hip throw where the lapel hand keeps the basic grip. The elbow slides under uke's armpit and tori bends the knees deeply before throwing.
How to recognize it
Recognize tsuri-komi-goshi by the lapel hand staying in the basic grip and the deep knee bend beneath uke's armpit connection.
Quick check
What does the lapel hand do in Tsuri-komi-goshi?
Reveal answer
It keeps the basic grip while the elbow comes under uke's armpit.
Keep it distinct
Basic grip versus hip wrap
keeps the lapel hand in . In , the hand leaves the basic grip to wrap around the hip.
