The primary objective in Judo is to throw or submit the opponent, resulting in an immediate victory or accumulating points towards a win.

The highest rank in Judo is the 10th dan black belt, which is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional skill, knowledge, and dedication to the sport.

Judo throws are broadly categorized into three main groups: Te-waza (hand techniques), Ashi-waza (leg techniques), and Koshi-waza (hip techniques).

The most common way to score a point in Judo is by throwing the opponent to the ground with control, known as an ippon.

Kansetsu-waza refers to submission holds in Judo, which involve applying pressure to the opponent's joints to force them to submit.

Tomoe-nage is a sacrifice throw in Judo, where the thrower intentionally falls to the ground while executing the throw, resulting in both the thrower and opponent landing on their backs.

Uchi-mata is a counterattack technique in Judo, where the defender uses the opponent's momentum against them to execute a throw.

De-ashi-barai is a foot sweep technique in Judo, where the defender sweeps the opponent's front leg with their own leg, causing them to lose balance and fall.

Harai-goshi is a hip throw technique in Judo, where the defender uses their hip to lift and throw the opponent over their shoulder.

Seoi-nage is a shoulder throw technique in Judo, where the defender uses their shoulder to lift and throw the opponent over their shoulder.

Tai-otoshi is a drop throw technique in Judo, where the defender drops their body weight to throw the opponent over their shoulder.

Tomoe-nage is a sacrifice throw technique in Judo, where the defender intentionally falls to the ground while executing the throw, resulting in both the thrower and opponent landing on their backs.

Uchi-mata is a counterattack technique in Judo, where the defender uses the opponent's momentum against them to execute a throw.

De-ashi-barai is a foot sweep technique in Judo, where the defender sweeps the opponent's front leg with their own leg, causing them to lose balance and fall.