die otoshi — you know this will be the next throw when you step on your sensei’s foot by accident. nippon sode sasae tsuri komi harai goshi — while holding the sleeve you block, lift, pull and sweep the hip, and in the process learn Japanese. o soto — when your spouse puts you in the doghouse after being out too much with your Judo buddies (literally “major outside”). no mind — your state of mind when you must get up in front of the class to demonstrate a technique. kuchi waza — what the old-timers practice (“mouth technique”). ouchy mata — an attempted uchi mata (inner thigh throw) where the attacking leg comes straight up the middle. hernia nage — variation of ura nage which occurs when uke’s weight is at least twice that of tori’s. ouchi gari — while performing major inner reaping, the top of tori’s head strikes uke’s face, thereby adding to the kuzushi (ouch!). nidan ashi waza — 2-legged sprint for cover. ku ichi ichi — one-finger 911 technique. Please note: “Ouch” is not a Judo term
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