Winning a fight:______
There are two ways to win a fight: By points or by DQ'ing your opponent; It won't be hard to figure out that the DQ works different in this mod, I made it to work similar to the rules of irl judo.
I'll use the following image to help you in this explanation:


Grabbing:______
First thing you'll notice about this mod is the grabbing. Yes. You can only grab those bodyparts and joints within that _GRAB ZONE_.
But why? Answer is simple: In irl judo you can't grab legs or your opponent's head. The hand thing is a special touch that I put to this mod: You can use your hand to "block" your opponents grab attempts, so you'll be able to make a grip strategy to fight in this mod. Also you won't get stuck in your opponent just because you grabbed his hand and he grabbed yours. I hope that at least 30% of those grip glitches won't work in this mod. In other words make sure you aim your grabs right !!!

DQ'ing your opponent:______
You should make him touch those _GOLDEN parts_ on the YELLOW dojo in order to DQ. Simple as that. You'll achieve the win plus 100 points for each joint that touches the floor.

Earning points:______
There are two ways to earn points in this mod, or you get fracs, or you touch the _GREEN parts_ or the _PINK parts_ on the YELLOW dojo. The green parts will give 10 points for each part that touches the ground, pink parts will give you 1 point.

Fracs will work as the following:______
Neck frac: 100 points
Torso joints, shoulders, glutes and hips: 10 points
Elbows, knees, wrists and ankles: 1 point

The "Mate (待て)" or "wait" command:______
Red dojo is there for a reason. If you try to run when you're winning you'll surely lose all your progress. Also if your opponent is losing he'll try to touch that area, so make sure you're dominating him.
If you touch any of the _BLUE parts_ on the RED dojo, the match will draw, and also if you manage to jump it and go out of the shiaijo you'll DQ yourself. So fight like a judoka and face your opponent.

The turnframes:______
If you take a look at the turnframes you'll realize that it is separated in 3 parts or 3 "chances", where in each one you'll have two small turnframes to correct your grabs, feet, position, etc, then other two medium turnframes to make the move and finally a big one to show what you came for. Make a good use of the turnframes.