Editing Judo (section)

===''Nage waza''===
Safety in the practice of throwing techniques depends on the skill level of both tori and uke. Inexpertly applied throws have the potential to injure both tori and uke, for instance when tori compensates for poor technique by powering through the throw. Similarly, poor ukemi can result in injury, particularly from more powerful throws that uke lacks the skill to breakfall from. For these reasons, throws are normally taught in order of difficulty for both tori and uke. This is exemplified in the [[List of Kodokan judo techniques|''Gokyo'']] {{nihongo3||五教||literally "five teachings"}}, a traditional grouping of throws arranged in order of difficulty of ukemi. Those grouped in {{nihongo3|''Dai ikkyo''|第一教||literally "first teaching"}} are relatively simple to breakfall from whereas those grouped in {{nihongo3|''dai gokyo'' |第五教||literally "fifth teaching"}} are difficult to breakfall from.{{citation needed|date=September 2012}}