Double tai otoshi

Double tai otoshi
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[@MrTooEarnestOnline]

Tai otoshi is literally my favorite throw. I miss Judo so much.

[@Razorblk]

Are you gonna get back into it?

[@rebelape4257]

Come back to us friend

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

Commmeeeee baaaaaaaacccckkk

[@damianodidomenico4756]

I love that these always come out about an hour before I leave for Judo 👊

[@rohaanmehdi1353]

I wish it was possible here in Pakistan man but the shitty lockdown always destroys the mood

[@apuzyr]

Tai Otoshi was my sensei’s signature throw. At 6th Dan, it was “poetry in motion”.

[@cucciafr68]

Same. My sensei did this double tai otoshi variation as well. He did it so easily it was like he was walking.

[@marksoberay2318]

What was his name? Did he coach at West Point?

[@apuzyr]

@@marksoberay2318 Yasuo Ozaki. He taught in Central New Jersey.

[@marksoberay2318]

@@apuzyr ok, not whom i thought, i remember a coach at west point in the early 90s, He taught at a camp i would attend at Williston academy...his tai o was incredible, one interesting thing is his blocking leg was straight and other was bent, i have never seen that again or before, obviously it's the opposite for everyone

[@davidtarantino152]

@@marksoberay2318 Might have been Yone Sensie . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshisada_Yonezuka

[@michaellangan4450]

About 50yrs.ago at a Buddist temple in NYC {105 ST. Riverside Drive, Manhattan] my brother and I would spend two hrs, 3x's a week practicing Judo. In the beginning, the class seemed too long but everyone got used to it. Long story short, I got drafted into the Army at 20y/o. and after all my training at the temple, Basic Training was, for me, easy.

[@seinundzeiten]

I would like to see more randori posted....

[@handcraftedgetget2918]

Always appreciate these

[@rns7426]

George’s pecs threw Shintaro’s thoughts off track. Shintaro: (look at George’s chesticles) dur! George: oops I did it again! *covers himself up*

[@uncleassman]

I thouvht he looked really familiar but if he's name is George then i remember now. I met him at a Pride parade in NYC

[@rns7426]

@@uncleassman lol

[@uncleassman]

@@rns7426 wasnt trying to be funny hes a nice guy

[@chrismize2738]

Beautifully effective 🙏🏻 Hit it in class yesterday 👊🏻

[@vagnerpessoa5389]

Thanks, you made my day better.

[@zakariazakaria1685]

Thank you coach❤

[@richardschafer7858]

First ipon I ever got was in high school with this throw. Timeless technique.

[@daimlerblanco6218]

He is an amazing instructor

[@rjstarbuck80]

Love it.

[@marksoberay2318]

I was taught the first part of that was called "false tai o"...it's a great set up for several throws

[@SuburbanGurban]

Great stuff. The idea seems similar to the Ouchi Gari - Tai Otoshi combination: you get closer and avoid the ‘wide’ side step approach.

[@theleagueofshadows100]

Thanks guys! 🙏🏼

[@deifor]

I've used tai otoshi in at least two street fights. Very effective.

[@connorputtock4808]

any advice to prevent getting countered?

[@deifor]

@@connorputtock4808 yes, avoid fighting!

[@AltonDoyle97]

Tai otoshi is most effective against lefties. Me (a lefty): 👀

[@casparbosch5615]

Also means it can be your best throw against righties.

[@Jay-ho9io]

@@casparbosch5615 This thing right here.

[@pendhd649]

That means for you it’s more effective against righty’s

[@vaner-sigmassola2780]

Nunca aprendi esse detalhe...

[@s0cRaTeVanni]

Great

[@johnhollywoodparker1]

what about drop tai otoshi? for us bjj guys. thanks!

[@BartasRapowanie]

When I land it at full force and it works I’m the happiest guy in the room. When my coach does it he sometimes doesnt even use both hands and it looks like art xD

[@dpeshy6719]

2:15 - I never thought I'd live to see this moment. Better if it was Lara doing the throw 😉😁

[@mmongiello722]

Judo algorithm enhancement comment.

[@nicocontreras5366]

It´s always right there against lefties, I use that stab kind of step a lot.

[@jonathanjader5842]

Is this similar to the uchi mata to tai otoshi combo?

[@liftedhippo4255]

Interesting….

[@Ryzanify44]

George how u stay so fit 😅

[@Freduccine978]

do you guys have a discord server or a subreddit? cuz i got a great gif off of this video i would love to share!

[@casparbosch5615]

Judo sub reddit would probably be your best bet

[@anthonygerber8261]

209 likes and not one hater?! Wow!!!

[@user-ru2xg2pg3d]

☺💪💪💪👍

[@mandalorian4620]

What would you say to a neurosurgeon interested in judo? Are the rumors on arthritis and the risk to break fingers etc overblown?

[@edwhlam]

I have dislocated my fingers. So…

[@Hipp0campus_1]

I would not do it competitively if I were you. I haven't seen that much broken fingers, but dislocation or problems with tendon/bursa are common. If you are just learning and sparring with other non-competetive guys who are not 17 year olds with more power than thought, it's a wonderful sport.

[@talentagent503]

dislike seeing Coral Belts with blue Jodogi, bad form.