Abstract
Severe cases of concussion commonly occur in Judo practice. Therefore, it is important to know how to prevent this type of injury in Judo practice as well as how to respond to a concussed individual.
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Glossary of Judo Terms
- Osotogari
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a major sweeping leg throw
- Seoinage
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a shoulder throw
- Uchimata
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an inner thigh throw
- Haraigoshi
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a sweeping hip-to-loin throw
- Osaekomi-waza
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a hold-down technique (a mat hold)
- Shime-waza
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a choking technique (a stranglehold)
- Kansetsu-waza
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a joint locking technique
- Tsukuri
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a set-up to execute technique
- Kake
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an execution of technique
- Kuzushi
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a balance breaking
- Ukemi
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a break-fall
- Ippon
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a sign used to indicate a contest decision
- Yuko
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a point which is awarded in accordance with the Judgment of a technique (effective/moderate advantage)
*Please refer to the link: All Japan Judo Federation (http://www.judo-ch.jp/english/dictionary/)
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Miyazaki, S. (2015). Severe Head & Neck Injury and Its Prevention in Judo. In: Kanosue, K., Ogawa, T., Fukano, M., Fukubayashi, T. (eds) Sports Injuries and Prevention. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55318-2_6
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