Tokushuwaza · Special techniques
Kimedashi極め出し
arm-bar force-out
- Difficulty
- 3
- Frequency
- ~0.5%
- Category
- Tokushuwaza特殊技
Technique demo
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Reference photo
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Mechanics
The wrestler locks both of the opponent's arms and shoulders with his own arms and pushes him out of the dohyō.
FAQ
Frequently asked about Kimedashi
What is Kimedashi?
Kimedashi (極め出し) is a sumo technique from the Tokushuwaza group (Special techniques). Meaning: arm-bar force-out.
How is Kimedashi performed?
The wrestler locks both of the opponent's arms and shoulders with his own arms and pushes him out of the dohyō.
How difficult and common is Kimedashi?
Difficulty: 3/10. Frequency: approximately 0.5% of all decisions in professional sumo. The Tokushuwaza group accounts for about 16% of all wins.