3 Levels of Tai Otoshi

[@SmallCatHimself]

Thank you so much! Your videos also help me to improve my judo skills. As a white belt.

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@BinhtriVu]

Fantastic details on the direction of the pull! I will incorporate the tips you mentioned here during uchi komi. Thank you for generously posting this video! 👏🏼

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[@Giftm1scher]

I love that format, very educational! Keep it up 👍

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[@jonathanm9436]

Very interesting instruction, and excellent teaching. Both blue gi are not low enough (their feet are too close together) and therefore their right legs are too high on uke's knee, risking injury. Even uke realised this and turned his leg sideways to protect his knee.

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[@willmcgregor7184]

Thank you This was great!! Great explanation

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[@MintChocoOreo]

Thank you for the vids. Im really liking this series you have going on

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[@zeeyeds]

I learned judo because of you . thanks :D

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[@alessiochiaramonte8388]

Very intersting and instructive to watch your lessons! Thank you shintaro

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[@Yupppi]

Good concept for progressing a video on the topic.

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[@Silenttec1]

Thank you Sensei 😊

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[@yassinesabki4863]

Salut messieurs excellent technique merci beaucoup pour votre explication bonne courage pour d'autres vidéos à bientôt

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[@BlacklistMegaT]

Greta video. I intend to to achieve my black belt as soon as possible and this does help me a lot

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[@riclloyd5172]

Thank you 👍

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[@CharlesMartellus]

Thanks for challenging video!

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[@Benjiko]

Very good demonstrations and explanations. Arigato.

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[@RodSpeak11]

Thank you for breaking this down. It's really a beautiful throw if done correctly. 🙏🙏

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[@FranzWagnerAlmeidaMachado]

Traduzir textos com a câmera Thank you Sensei! I'm returning to judo after many years, I'm going to be 44 years old and my body hurts more 😬 but we're moving forward after the dream of 1 kyu... I'm on 4 kyu... your videos are excellent! Following here from the south of Brazil... 

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[@birkfjellstad6788]

Love this series!

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[@Basreiter]

Thank you, you do very good Videos.👍👍👍. Thanks for your Work. Can you do a Video for lvl 4 deep, very deep as Hashimoto... Not drop, only deep. Thank you

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[@lordtains]

Great series!

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[@ClaudiaAlvarez-w9m]

Please more videos in kenka yotsu

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[@sergeymitrofanov980]

Tai in fact is my favorite technique since my youth. Guys must have a lot of practice to make it better. I recommend to pay attention for work of Tori's head: we are similar (a little bit of course) to a snake, our body moves after our head. Therefore, active work of a head and a neck will make this technique more powerful. Greetings for Sensei :-)

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[@raphael.portela]

can you do 3 levels of uchimata and harai?

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[@raphael.portela]

@@shintaronakano2842 im a yellow belt , your videos are helping me a lot. I have so much dificult with hip throws, and the uchimata on which leg should I attack, since its should be attacked with the hip right? instead of Ashi version that the hip doesnt attacks

[@phillipmarlowe0525]

Love the Gi. What brand is it?

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[@phillipmarlowe0525]

@@shintaronakano2842 Thank you.

[@momchiltsonev2897]

tai o toshi should be below the knee. Thanks for your videos sensei - keep it up

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[@Saggah]

I don't have the experience that you guys do,.bit taking advantage of the lesson, I would sate that an "uchi-komi" for some techniques, like tai otoshi, seems a little awkward. It desestabilizes the uke so that he may fall any time. It would be more practical to use it in "nage-komi".

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[@Saggah]

@@shintaronakano2842 I thank you for the feedback and partnership. Enjoy blessings of Christ (the Name above all names (Philippians 2), and His Word and Salvation!

[@Jack-cm5ch]

Something looks off with the blue gi judoka's uchikomi. The uki looks very uncomfortable

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[@henkuanghoung4732]

With the 2nd blue gi (Dan grade), uke should not be launching like that from an Uchi Komi. Weight and strength difference might be part of the reason but some of the entries look like a 50% power Seoi Toshi.

[@paramedic28154]

Nice gi!

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[@李振藩-t3c]

should I grip sleeve or lapel first in randori?

[@arantxaurrutia0]

What you can get first.😅 I prefer having the sleeve, not only for TaiOtoshi, but fot this technique if you have only the sleeve you can execute it one side tai otoshi (sleeve and biceps)

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[@breannestahlman5953]

In which country are we?

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[@breannestahlman5953]

@@shintaronakano2842 Hi Shintaro, in which country is it filmed?

[@sabrisunaev904]

what we can do when they dont have clothes?

[@ericjooj]

There are similar ways to execute judo throws like this one without these clothes, which are the wrestling judo throws.