User:Freshgavin/Sandbox/決まり手

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List of sumo kimarite (sumo moves) in alphabetical order.

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[edit] Abisetaoshi 浴びせ倒し

Forcing down the opponent on their back by leaning forward while in a grappling position.

[edit] Amiuchi 網打ち

A throw with both arms pulling on the opponent's arm, causing the opponent to fall over forward.

[edit] Ashitori 足取り

Grabbing the opponents leg and pulling upward with both hands, causing the opponent to fall over.

[edit] Chongake ちょん掛け

Hooking a heel under the opponent's opposite heel and forcing them to fall over backwards by pushing or twisting their arm.

[edit] Gasshōhineri 合掌捻り

With both hands clasped around the opponent's back, the opponent is twisted over sideways. See Tokkurinage.

[edit] Harimanage 波離間投げ

Reaching over the opponents back and grabbing hold of their mawashi, the opponent is pulled over in front or beside the attacker.

[edit] Hatakikomi 叩き込み

Slapping down the opponent's shoulder, back, or arm and forcing them to fall forwards touching the clay.

[edit] Hikiotoshi 引き落とし

Pulling on the opponent's shoulder, arm, or mawashi and forcing them to fall forwards touching the clay.

[edit] Hikkake 引っ掛け

While moving backwards to the side, the opponent is pulled passed the attacker and out of the ring by grabbing and pulling their arm with both hands.

[edit] Ipponzeoi 一本背負い

Pulling on one of the opponent's arms with both hands, the attacker turns on the opponent and throws them over their waist or shoulder.

[edit] Izori 居反り

Diving under the charge of the opponent, the attacker grabs behind one or both of the opponent's knees, or their mawashi and pulls them up and over backwards.

[edit] Kainahineri 腕捻り

[edit] Kakenage 掛け投げ

[edit] Kakezori 掛け反り

[edit] Katasukashi 肩透かし

[edit] Kawazugake 河津掛け

[edit] Kekaeshi 蹴返し

[edit] KETAGURI

[edit] KIMEDASHI

[edit] KIMETAOSHI

[edit] KIRIKAESHI

[edit] KOMATASUKUI

[edit] KOSHINAGE

[edit] KOTEHINERI

[edit] KOTENAGE

[edit] KOZUMATORI

[edit] KUBIHINERI

[edit] Kubinage 首投げ

[edit] MAKIOTOSHI

[edit] MITOKOROZEME

[edit] NICHONAGE

[edit] NIMAIGERI

[edit] OKURIDASHI

[edit] OKURIGAKE

[edit] OKURIHIKIOTOSHI

[edit] OKURINAGE

[edit] OKURITAOSHI

[edit] OKURITSURIDASHI

[edit] OKURITSURIOTOSHI

[edit] OMATA

[edit] OSAKATE

[edit] Oshidashi 押し出し

[edit] Oshitaoshi 押し倒し

[edit] SABAORI

[edit] SAKATOTTARI

[edit] SHITATEDASHINAGE

[edit] SHITATEHINERI

[edit] SHITATENAGE

[edit] SHUMOKUZORI

[edit] SOKUBIOTOSHI

[edit] SOTOGAKE

[edit] SOTOKOMATA

[edit] SOTOMUSO

[edit] SOTOTASUKIZORI

[edit] SUKUINAGE

[edit] SUSOHARAI

[edit] SUSOTORI

[edit] TASUKIZORI

[edit] TOKKURINAGE

[edit] TOTTARI

[edit] TSUKAMINAGE

[edit] TSUKIDASHI

[edit] TSUKIOTOSHI

[edit] TSUKITAOSHI

[edit] TSUMATORI

[edit] TSURIDASHI

[edit] TSURIOTOSHI

[edit] TSUTAEZORI

[edit] UCHIGAKE

[edit] UCHIMUSO

[edit] USHIROMOTARE

[edit] UTCHARI

[edit] UWATEDASHINAGE

[edit] UWATEHINERI

[edit] Uwatenage 上手投げ

[edit] WARIDASHI

[edit] WATASHIKOMI

[edit] YAGURANAGE

[edit] YOBIMODOSHI

[edit] Yorikiri 寄り切り

[edit] Yoritaoshi 寄り倒し

[edit] ZUBUNERI

[edit] Sources

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