Kakete · Leg and hooking techniques
Tsumatori褄取り
rear leg pull
- Difficulty
- 4
- Frequency
- ≤0.1%
- Category
- Kakete掛け手
Technique demo
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Reference photo
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Mechanics
When the opponent loses balance forward, the wrestler grabs his leg from behind and pulls, ensuring the fall.
FAQ
Frequently asked about Tsumatori
What is Tsumatori?
Tsumatori (褄取り) is a sumo technique from the Kakete group (Leg and hooking techniques). Meaning: rear leg pull.
How is Tsumatori performed?
When the opponent loses balance forward, the wrestler grabs his leg from behind and pulls, ensuring the fall.
How difficult and common is Tsumatori?
Difficulty: 4/10. Frequency: approximately 0.1% of all decisions in professional sumo. The Kakete group accounts for about 2.5% of all wins.