Key idea
Rear and Side Sacrifice Groups
contains , , and in that order. Compare sole-to-abdomen contact, a close body lift in response to Uke’s attack, and instep-to-inner-thigh contact. follows with , , and . Compare displaced ankle support, a diagonal wheel, and a forward-corner floating action. Tori’s rear or side sacrifice identifies the group; Uke’s landing direction alone does not. Both partners keep the rolling route clear of head or neck impact.