Key idea
Ground Choices from Uke’s Position
After a throw, keeps contact and checks landing. If Uke lies on the back, Tori can seek ; if Uke turns prone or to turtle, Tori first establishes an upper-body connection for a turnover. If triangular head-and-arm control is available, may offer several outcomes. If Uke turns on top, Tori protects posture and recovers a useful position before attacking again. Any lock or choke must fit event and age rules, avoid neck cranking, and stop immediately on submission or .