There are more than 40 holds in judo: floor grips (strangles, locks, holdings) and standing throws (shoulders, arms, hips, legs).
See examples of holds and throws in : french | spanish
sweeping hip throw
The assailant pushes the opponent’s leg, causing the opponent’s torso to rotate and flip over the assailant’s hip.
stomach throw
The assailant pulls the opponent forward and puts a foot on the his stomach, causing the opponent to be thrown over the assailant’s shoulder.
naked strangle
From behind, the assailant’s arm puts pressure on the opponent’s neck, constricting breathing or cutting off the flow of blood and oxygen to the brain.
major inner reaping throw
Using the right leg, the assailant sweeps up the opponent’s right leg from the front, causing the opponent to fall backward.
one-arm shoulder throw
Placing the forearms under the opponent’s armpits, the assailant lifts the opponent over his back, propelling the opponent forward.
