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Hinerite · Twisting techniques

Shitatehineri下手捻り

twisting throw with inside grip

Difficulty
6
Frequency
~0.5%
Category
Hinerite捻り手
Technique demo
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Reference photo
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Mechanics

The wrestler slides his hand under the opponent's arm, grips the mawashi and, pulling the belt down, forces him to fall or to touch the dohyō with his knee.

Name breakdown
shitate — inside belt grip — under the opponent's arm · hineri — twist or turn
FAQ

Frequently asked about Shitatehineri

What is Shitatehineri?

Shitatehineri (下手捻り) is a sumo technique from the Hinerite group (Twisting techniques). Meaning: twisting throw with inside grip.

How is Shitatehineri performed?

The wrestler slides his hand under the opponent's arm, grips the mawashi and, pulling the belt down, forces him to fall or to touch the dohyō with his knee.

How difficult and common is Shitatehineri?

Difficulty: 6/10. Frequency: approximately 0.5% of all decisions in professional sumo. The Hinerite group accounts for about 6% of all wins.