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Tournament
Vocabulary ( Refers to referee
verbal calls)
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Hantei!
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decision
(referee and judges vote with flags, majority wins)
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Hiki
Wake!
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draw
(no winner)
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Hajime
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start
or begin competition (shiai or randori)
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Hansokumake!
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major
penalty (match forfeit, ejection from shiai if direct)
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Ippon!
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full
point score (wins match) from single throw, two Waza-Aris, pin for 25 sec,
submission from choke or arm lock, or opponent's hansokumake (direct penalty
or 4th shido)
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Kohaku
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"winner
stays up” form of shiai
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Koka!
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score
(less than Yuko) from single throw, pin > l0 sec, or opponent’s 1st shido.
Kokas accumulate (no points)
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Matte
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stop!
(whatever you are doing)
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Shiai
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tournament
style competition
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Shido!
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minor
penalty (1st shido scores Koka for opponent, 2nd shido scores Yuko for
opponent, 3rd shido scores Waza-Ari for opponent, 4th shido is hansokumake
and scores ippon for opponent. Opponent's scores for penalties are not cumulative:
only one Koka/Yuko/Waza-Ari is scored)
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Sono
Mama!
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freeze!
(hold your position in Ne-Waza)
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Sore
Made!
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end of
match! (announced after ippon or end of match time)
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Tentori
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elimination
form of shiai
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Waza
Ari!
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half
point score (numerical score) from single throw, pin >20 sec, or
opponent’s 3rd shido
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Waza
Ari Awasete Ippon!
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Waza
Ari+Waza Ari = Ippon (full point score wins match)from 2 throws or 3 opponent
shidos+Waza-Ari
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Yuko!
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score
(less than Waza-Ari) from single throw, pin > 15 sec, or opponent’s 2nd
shido. Yukos accumulate (no points)
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Yoshi!
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resume!
(resume grappling)
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Tournament Vocabulary ( Refers to referee verbal calls)
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