Shido is awarded against the contestant for the following infringements:
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When a contestant avoids taking hold, and prevents for the contest to commence contest.
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When a contestant adopts a standing position with excessively defensive posture, for a lengthy time. Generallymore than 4 seconds.
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When a Contestant does not engage in attacking.
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Contestant attempts an invalid technique.
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Contestant deliberately grabs their opponent’s belt with one or both hands, preventing contest.
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Contestant uses both hands to hold onto the opponent’s collar lapel or jacket on the same side withoutattacking.
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Contestant uses both hands to hold on to the sleeves of their opponent.
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To continually hold the end of the sleeve end of an opponent in a negative defensive purpose.
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To insert their fingers inside the opponents sleeves or trousers.
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To hold either the cuffs or sleeves and twist to entrap the wrist in order to prevent an opponent from taking aproper grip and preventing judo to take place.
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Deliberately grabbing, bending, holding or twisting the fingers of an opponent.
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For a contestant to intentionally disarrange the Judogi, or to tie and untie their belt or trousers without theperdition of the referee, and of wasting contest time.
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To hold or take any part of the opponents jacket with the mouth. To deliberately place a hand or foot directlyto an opponent’s face
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To deliberately pull their opponents hair To bite opponent.
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Deliberately grabbing an opponent’s foot or leg without attempting a technique simultaneously.
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To deliberately break their opponents grip aggressively on repeated occasions.
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Keep pulling downwards in an aggressive manor without attempting a technique.
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To hold the opponents with outstretched arms, or stiff arms as to prevent the opponent from attacking andcreating judo.
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Applying any pressure to the neck or spine of an opponent, i.e. overstretching opponent’s spine or putting bothlegs around the opponents neck.
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To apply any leg locks, Loss of temper or the use of bad language.
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Failed foot sweeping, which results to Kicking.
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Deliberately pushing onto the face.
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To break opponents grip by means of kicking or by using the knee or leg.
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To deliberately keep pushing opponent out of the contest area.
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To attack opponent with Morote-Gari (Both arm and leg grab).
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To apply any action which deemed to be dangerous, and a possibly cause to injury.
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To undertake any action which is undermines to the spirit of judo.
Guruma No Kata - Katame Waza The Groundwork Wheel
