Osoto Makikomi is a large outer reap with the leg, wrapping the arm and falling.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA

Harai Makikomi is a hip sweep with an outer leg placement (harai goshi), while wrapping the arm and falling.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA

Soto Makikomi is an outer wraparound throw while falling.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA

Uchi Makikomi involves twisting your body in a circular motion and wrapping the arm while falling.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA

Uchimata Makikomi is a throw involving an inner thigh lift with the leg, while wrapping the arm and falling.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA

Hane Makikomi is a hip sweep with a springing leg motion (hane goshi), while wrapping the arm and falling.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA

Kouchi Makikomi is a throw an inner reap, while wrapping the arm and falling.

Note: current Judo rules don’t allow touching the leg, so your arm wraps the the opponent’s arm upward rather than the leg downward (see the thumbnail).

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques.

The throwing techniques are split into standing techniques (tachi-waza) and sacrifice [falling] techniques (sutemi-waza). In turn, the standing techniques are split into hand techniques (te-waza), hip techniques (koshi-waza) and foot techniques (ashi-waza).

See a full demonstration of different nage-waza (throwing techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niPb0NBqBWA