Glossary

Percentage Ratio between attacks carried out and points scored, regardless of the kind of score (Ippon or Waza Hari).

The overall Efficacy index of an Athlete, calculated on all his analyzed competitions.

The competition average Efficacy Index, calculated from the efficacies of all the Athletes participating in a specific competition.

The Efficacy Index of the athlete achieved in a specific competition.

Something that happened during a Contest (eg an attack, a penalty, the Hajime that determines the start of a segment, the awarding of the victory).

Levels of Athletes grouping, derived from their position in the Performance Ranking List.

Group of Athletes positioned from the 16th to the 40th place of the Peformance Ranking List.

Group of Athletes positioned from the 40th place onwards of the Peformance Ranking List.

Group of Athletes positioned from the 1st to the 5th place of the Peformance Ranking List.

Group of Athletes positioned from the 6th to the 15th place of the Peformance Ranking List.

Techniques not coded in the Kodokan Standard nomenclature.

Particular kind of the Seoi Nage technique.

Particular kind of the Seoi Otoshi technique.

Name used to define the techniques: Uchi Mata Gaeshi, Harai Goshi Gaeshi and Hane Goshi Gaeshi.

Particular form of the Kodokan Seoi Otoshi technique, where Tori rotates in the opposite direction and xternally compared to a normal Seoi Otoshi.

Particular kind of the Seoi Otoshi technique.

Particular kind of the Ko Uchi Gari.

Particular kind of the Seoi Nage technique

Particular kind of the Seoi Otoshi technique.

Particular form of the Seoi Otoshi technique where Tori maintains a grip shape as for Sode Tsurikomi Goshi

Particular kind of the Tomoe Nage.

Techniques that deviate from the Kodocan Standard nomenclature.

Particular form of the Yoko Shiho Gatame technique where Tori only controls the Uke chest.

Particular kind of the Okuri Eri Jime.

Particular form of the Tate Shiho Gatame technique where Tori controls Uke’s head and shoulder by closing his legs like for Sankaku Jime.

Victory due to the opponent’s withdrawal during the course of the contest.

Victory by disqualification of the opponent (direct or by sum of penalties).

Victory by K.O. (direct Ippon or by sum of two Waza Hari).

Victory due forfeit or no show of the opponent (does not appear on the mat).

Victory for score difference.

Unofficial ranking list that takes into account the value of the WRL to which the values of the main performance indexes of each athlete are added. – ARTICLE LINK

Average Value of the PRL of all the athletes of a specific country.

Time fraction of the contest. It’s delimited by two Hajime and includes an active combat phase (from Hajime to the Matte) and a rest phase (from Matte to the next Hajime).