Explanation Waza-Ari or No Score (1) The position of the arm and the side impact of the upper body of Uke is important to judge this action. This is clearly described with pictures in Article 15 of the SOR. Waza-Ari score.
(2) The explanation of this example is the same as previous example. From the position of the referee it is difficult to judge the impact. Important task for the judges to make the right decision. Waza-Ari score.
(3) White makes an attack and Uke is falling on the buttock. Uke tries to defend and uses the hands. However, the impact of both hands is not simultaneous. No score.
(4) This example is similar to the previous example. However in this case one elbow and one hand from Uke is touching simultaneously, admittedly for a short time. Waza-Ari score.
(5) It is important to analyze the impact of the throw in this case. Nevertheless the upper arm of Uke is next to his body, the impact is only on the shoulder. No side impact at all, observe the hip of Uke. The referee is in a good position to judge the action. No score.
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