Combination and Counter Techniques of Judo

Source: "Judo Combination Techniques" by Teizo Kawamura (7th dan), 1958

Throwing Combination Techniques (renraku waza)

seoi nage to seoi otoshi
ippon seoi nage to seoi otoshi
ko uchi gari to seoi nage
ko uchi gari to o uchi gari
o uchi gari to tai otoshi
o uchi gari to ko uchi gari
o uchi gari to uchi mata
uchi mata to o uchi gari
uchi mata to ko uchi gari
tai otoshi to o uchi gari
ko soto gari to tai otoshi
hiza guruma to o soto gari
hiza guruma to de ashi harai
o soto gari to ko soto gari
hiza guruma to harai goshi
hane goshi to o soto gari
tsuri komi goshi to sukui nage
tsuri komi goshi to o uchi gari

Throwing Counter Techniques (kaeshi waza)

tomoe nage to ko soto gari
ko uchi gari to hiza guruma
hane goshi to harai tsuri komi ashi
harai goshi to o soto guruma
uchi mata to uki otoshi
o uchi gari to uki waza
o uchi gari to de ashi harai
o soto gari to o soto gari
ko soto gari to uchi mata

Groundwork Combination Techniques

kesa gatame to ude garami
kesa gatame to ude gatame
kesa gatame to juji jime variation
kesa gatame to juji gatame
kesa gatame to waki gatame
kesa gatame to kata gatame
kuzure kami shiho gatame to juji jime
kuzure kami shiho gatame to ude gatame
kuzure kami shiho gatame to waki gatame
kuzure kami shiho gatame to juji gatame
kusure yoko shiho gatame to juji jime
kuzure yoko shiho gatame to okuri eri jime
kuzure yoko shiho gatame to ude garami variation
tate shiho gatame to juji jime

Groundwork Counter Techniques

yoko shiho gatame to ude gatame
yoko shiho gatame to juji jime
kami shiho gatame to kadaka jime

"There are many possible combinations and many variations in their application (in some cases the initial attack is merely a feint) but the principle remains the same, i.e. to utilize the opponent's reaction to one attack to unbalance him and leave him vulnerable to attack by another technique." --Teizo Kawamura, Judo Combination Techniques