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        | To win a match by default |  | 
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        | Forms of five throws (in sets of 8) |  | 
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        | To lose a match by violation of the rules |  | 
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        | Judgement or decision in a match |  | 
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        | Fundamental Self-Defensive Posture |  | 
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        | The completed action in executing a throw following tsukuri |  | 
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        | Techniques of twisting or locking the joints in a direction opposed to the normal range of anatomical motion |  | 
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        | Form of practice in a pre-arranged manner |  | 
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        | Techniques of grappling (mat work) |  | 
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        | 3rd Penalty, a severe violation of the rules |  | 
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        | 3rd Penalty, a severe violation of the rules |  | 
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        | To learn while watching other judoka simply through observing their techniques, both shortcomings and successes |  | 
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        | Judo shout with practical and psychologial values |  | 
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        | Small advantage (specifically, in a match; which may determine the winner if no points or penalties are scored by either player |  | 
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        | "Attention" or the command to do so |  | 
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        | The mother school of Judo, founded by Dr. Jigoro Kano in 1882, in Tokyo, Japan. |  | 
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        | Red and white contest; competitors fight until they lose, with no rest between matches.  Each new opponent faced is rested. |  | 
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        | Back breakfall to the rear |  | 
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        | Methods of holding onto your oppponent; forms of gripping |  | 
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        | Breaking an opponent's balance; the first part of EVERY throw |  | 
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        | A beginning rank under the rank of black belt; also a mudansha or undergraduate of the Judo system |  | 
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        | I am beaten or I give up; a cry used by a defeated opponent to end a match. |  | 
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        | A student under the rank of blackbelt; all KYU ranks |  | 
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        | Grappling techniques; also called KATAME-WAZA |  | 
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        | A term used by referees to signal that a hold has been broken |  | 
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        | Techniques of immobilization, pressing the opponent to the mat so that he is unable to rise |  | 
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        | Free play or free exercise |  | 
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        | Salutation or bow; or the command to do so |  | 
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        | Standing salutation or bow |  | 
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        | First penalty; a small infraction of the rules |  | 
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        | Fundamental natural posture |  | 
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        | A term used by referees in a match meaning stop movement, hold that position, or freeze |  | 
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        | A term used by referees at the terrmination of a match meaning that is all |  | 
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        | Throwing from a standing position |  | 
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        | Turning movements, pivoting |  | 
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        | A call used be referees to indicate that a hold is broken |  | 
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        | Literally the taker of the throw, the person, throwing |  | 
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        | The second part of every throw, the action of fitting the body into the proper position just prior to the execution of the throw |  | 
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        | Practice involving repetition of the movement of a throw without KAKE, the actual exeution of the technique; fitting-in practice |  | 
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        | Literally the receiver of the throw, the person thrown |  | 
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        | The jacket part of the Judogi |  | 
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        | A score of two half points added together to equal IPPON (Winning the match) |  | 
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        | "Continue"; a command given by a referee in a match |  | 
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        | A black belt grade holder |  | 
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        | An association or a society of YUDANSHA |  | 
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        | A sitting salutation or bow, more formal than RITSUREI. ZAREI is used to formally open and close classes in a DOJO |  | 
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