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‖ osaekomi waza Judo.|oːsaekoːmi waza|
Also osae waza.
[Jap., lit. ‘art of holding’, f. osae to press upon or against + komi to be packed up + waza art.]
(See quot. 1932.)
1932E. J. Harrison Art of Ju-Jitsu v. 64 ‘Osaekomi⁓waza’, otherwise methods of holding down one's opponent on the mats for a longer or shorter interval. Ibid. 65 The first trick of osaekomi-waza..is the so-called Locking of the Upper Four Quarters. 1941M. Feldenkrais Judo 173 Immobilizing or holding down (osae-waza). 1956K. Tomiki Judo iii. 90 Practice in katame-waza (art of grappling) had better be based on that in osae-waza (art of holding, or hold-down). 1962LeBell & Coughran Handbk. Judo vi. 103 (heading) Osaekomiwaza—hold on there! Hold down techniques. 1970A. P. Harrington Judo Guide i. 31 Methods of holding the opponent with his back largely on the ground with one or both arms under restrictive control are known as Hold-downs (Osaekomi⁓waza). |