Кимаритэ называют завершающее техническое действие, приведшее
к победе в поединке одного из борцов. В современном сумо признано
82 основных приема.
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yorikiri (frontal
force out) - One of sumo's most common winning techniques, the
two combatants will have come to grips and the attacker will
drive his opponent backwards and out of the ring, maintaining
a grip on that opponent's mawashi at all times. |
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ЙОРИКИРИ - вытеснение
соперника за пределы дохё при обоюдном захвате. Самый распространенный
прием в сумо. Им одерживается до 30% всех побед. |
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yoritaoshi (frontal
crush out) - Similar to yorikiri (frontal force out), in this
technique the opponent is driven backwards and literally collapses
under the force of the attack. The attacker here too must maintain
some grip on his opponent's mawashi. |
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ЙОРИТАОСИ - опрокидывание
соперника в результате силовой борьбы при обоюдном захвате. |
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kawazugake (hooking
backward counter throw) - From a grappling position, the attacker
will hook his opponent's closest leg from the inside and take
him over backwards by pulling that hooked leg forward and across
his own body. A sacrifice technique. |
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КАВАДЗУГАКЭ - опрокидывание
соперника назад с использованием зацепа разноименной ноги противника
с внутренней стороны. При этом нога сумотори буквально обвивает
ногу соперника. Прием часто сопровождается захватом шеи. Может
использоваться как контрприем. Единственный кимаритэ, названный
по имени борца (Кавадзу). |
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kainahineri (two-handed
arm twist down) - The attacker will lock up one of the defender's
arms with both arms and, turning into his opponent, twist him
over and into the clay. |
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kakezori (hooking
backwards body drop) - The attacker will have his head placed
under one of the defender's arms while taking an inside grip
on the opposite side of his opponent's mawashi. Taking a deep
step from the same side as his gripping hand, he will attempt
to either twist the defender over that leg or hook the defender's
closest leg. At the same time, he will drive his head into the
defender's side to force him over backwards. |
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КАКЭДЗОРИ - бросок
соперника назад после подныривания под руку соперника, удерживающую
захват, с использованием зацепа разноименной ноги противника
с внешней стороны. |
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kakenage (hooking
inner thigh throw) - The attacker will hook one leg inside the
defender's legs and turn away from him. As he raises the hooked
leg up and back, he will wrap his foot around the defender's
ankle or lower calf. By driving that attacking leg up and backwards,
he will force the defender up and over into the clay. |
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КАКЭНАГЭ - бросок
через бедро с использованием зацепа бедра разноименной ноги
противника с внутренней стороны при обоюдном захвате. |
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katasukashi (under-shoulder
swing down) - The attacker will force his opponent into the
clay by placing one hand on the opponent's shoulder blade from
the inside and one from the outside, pulling him down and forward
while backing away. |
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КАТАСУКАСИ - опрокидывание
соперника с захватом плеча. При этом одной рукой сумотори проникает
под мышку разноименной руки противника, обхватывая плечо и дергая
соперника на себя, а затем, делая шаг в сторону, другой рукой
опрокидывает противника перед собой упором в плечо, шею или
спину. |
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kimedashi (arm barring
force out) - The attacker will lock up or bar the defender's
arms by wrapping his own arms around them from the outside.
He will then grab one of his own wrists, pulling up and in.
This puts tremendous pressure on the defender's elbows and allows
the attacker to march or swing his opponent backwards and out
of the ring. |
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kimetaoshi (arm barring
force down) - The attacker will bar his opponent's arm or arms
from the outside. He will than force the opponent down by throwing
his weight into and on top of him. It is most often seen today
after the opponent has a achieved a double inside grip. |
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kirikaeshi (twisting
backward knee trip) - The attacker will take a deep step forward
with his lead leg so his knee is placed behind his opponent's
lead leg. He will then throw the opponent by twisting him backwards
and over that knee. |
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КИРИКАЭСИ - бросок
через колено назад с зацепом колена разноименной ноги соперника
с внешней стороны. Часто используется как контрприем. |