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GLOSSARY

The use of Japanese terms has been kept to a minimum in this book. It is an imposition on the new student to ask him to learn a new language in order to learn a new Art. A few years ago, it was necessary, for the simple reason that instruc-tors who came here from Japan did not have the English words at their command. Unlike fencing, which has retained a smali vocabulary of French words for its international use, the Oriental un-armed Arts for sport and self-defense have carried with them a heavy, useiess luggage of Japanese phrases on the journey over. The new student need not trouble himself with them. For those who might someday wish to continue Judo study in Japan, I suggest that the Japanese terms be learned.

APPLICATION OF THROW - Kake ARM LOCKS - Kansetsu Waza ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION - Katsu or Kappo BALANCE - BREAKING OPPONENT'S BALANCE MENTAL & PHYSICAL - Kuzushi BENT ARM LOCK - Ude Garami BODY THROWS - Koshi Waza CIRCLE THROW - Tomoe Nage COMBINATION THROWS - Renrakuwaza CROSS ARM CHOKE - Palm Down - Namijuji Jime CROSS ARM CHOKE - Palm Up - Gyakujuji Jime DEFENSIVE STANCE - Jigotai FALLS - Ukemi

FREE-STYLE PRACTICE OR EXERCISE - Randori

HAND THROWS - Te Waza

HIP THROW - T surikomi Goshi

HOLDING TECHNIOUES - Osaekomi Waza

INNER CUT - O Uchi Gari

JUDO PLAYER - Judoka

KICK BACK THROW - O Soto Gari

KNEE CAP - Hiza Guruma

LATERAL DASH THROW - Uki Waza

LEFT ON GUARD STANCE - Hidari Shizental

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