Easy Judo technique- How and when to use “Tai-otoshi”

Judo Olympian at Cranford JKC showing “Tai-otoshi”. Go here to see our website and schedule; www.cranfordjkc.com/ and follow us at / cranford_jkc

[@uchimataman]

The best instruction of how to do tiatoshi that I have seen. Got my black belt in 1976. I loved Tiatoshi but I could never master it. No You Tube back then. How I wish there was. Now At age 79, I can only try it on my 9 yr old great grandson. Works fine on him!

[@donedeal725]

I like the way you teach, all beer no foam!

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

Thanks 🍻

[@zarakmaxful]

Hands down THE best explanation on how to do this. Thanks

[@andrewbrooks8570]

Seriously one of the best channels on KZbin. I only train BJJ so I have to look to outside resources to improve my standup. Love how short and to the point your techniques are.

[@msaret4384]

You do realize BJJ came out of judo, right?

[@andrewbrooks8570]

@@msaret4384 Yes? BJJ schools don't spend much time on standup. BJJ being a derivative of judo doesn't really mean much depending on your school.

[@larslee5341]

That's probably the best explanation of Tai Otoshi I've seen on YT.

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

Ty ! Hope you check out some of my others 🤙

[@bartofilms]

Best Description/instruction for Tai O Toshi I've seen. Congrats.

[@stephenreilly8024]

Thank you Sensei, this is the first time I have ever heard tai-otoshi described as easy. Until now I never understood where my hips needed to be in relation to uki hips. Parallel to his and not in front. Thank you again.

[@alexanderpainter6373]

Great explanation of “why/how” it works and examples of setups for the move, especially for advanced players! Very appreciated!

[@francdejong]

Thanked you before, but for me this is one of the best explanations for this throw.

[@marcusfamo8154]

This is actually an awesome way to look at it. Love the detail of the push the head, shallow step

[@jeanackle]

Second video I watched from this channel and I subscribed. Thank you!

[@nelsoncruz184]

Sensei really enjoy watching your videos . Thank you, much appreciated

[@danielosullivan75]

Seriously good instruction, thank you 👍🏻

[@eirdofkoda]

Awesome! Thanks for the clear instruction

[@pablomedina1878]

Great videos! Thanks

[@chrismasseybjj]

That's some great detail on setting up the throw! Thanks very much!

[@bostjandervaric454]

Thank you very much. You two are the best teachers. I learned so many from you🙏 Just keep going.

[@stevenlangdon-griffiths293]

A very nice video. I was totally absorbed in your teaching methods

[@Maddog566]

Amazing video . Thank u

[@xrayfish2020]

Nice technique well explained from London 🇬🇧👋👍

[@gotacid]

Very useful information! My son MUST to try this)

[@user-kl8xk3qt4y]

Awesome! Thanks a lot!

[@josepedrogarciarodrigues4511]

Very good tips, thank you?

[@3YangBros]

Great explanation Sensei 👍👍👍

[@johncarnes9803]

Great instruction

[@francdejong]

Thanks!

[@tosti24]

Thank you so much Sensei and Jack for showing this techniques. I've been doing Judo for 3 months now and I have put into practice a lot of the techniques that I've seen on your videos and no doubt this has made me a better Judoka. Please keep up the videos and thanks again for your teachings! Much respect to both of you.

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

🍻

[@510Judo]

Beautiful

[@nenadzdravkovic950]

Veeery good!! 👍👍👍👌👌👌👌

[@luismiranda8401]

Yup, beautiful technique...glad you explained this the way you did.....its a hand and foot technique not hip no goshi.

[@kennethrogers1129]

Nice

[@Alexsnakedoc]

Great video coach, is it possible to also show no gi version on this

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

Yes

[@Alexsnakedoc]

@@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931 thanks coach!

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

@A.H. It’s coming, Harai and Ouchi are out already. Please subscribe for notifications

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

Sensei, I always think Tai-otoshi is a sneaky technique because you can attack for this technique from different angles, including low stand tai otoshi ( more Korean style). My point is that ... simply start to apply tai-otoshi and if is not working you have/take advantage to rapidly change to the other techniques using the same angle of attacking. A judoka who can master tai-otoshi, can have a big advantage during randoris. Anyway, great video ! Oss.

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

6:55 that's the perfect momentum to initiate the technique.

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

Yes, you can use it to break your opponent’s balance or get a reaction, and apply the next technique quickly to finish. Kind of like a jab in boxing , then bring the hammer for the finishing blow 👊

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

@@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931 That's right! Also, in randories, if I can't turn 180 degrees for Tai-otoshi based on action - reaction, than ... I turn only 90 degrees, squad down while I'm pushing Uke's head in front of my face ... and still got tai-otoshi. I love this technique ... and always try to find "space" to apply it ! Oss.

[@jrmbayne]

That is my favorite defense, my second Judo teacher used to tell me that I was always stepping with the wrong leg and it ruined his throws🤣

[@dunavskakarakuda]

Тhanks

[@odanne29]

Thats a hard one to master..

[@_realone915]

Great video! Poor audio though it sounded very low. It would help if you had a small microphone near your collar or a mic hovering over yall. Just a suggestion since your instructions are crucial as well. Goodluck and thank you for the video

[@floriankorner8831]

One of my alltime favourite throws. Great explaination. But pls consider remixing your audio. Everytime an ad or a follow up video starts my elderly neighbours get hearth attacks all around my hood. :D

[@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931]

Please check my more recent videos, I got a new phone. Audio should be better

[@floriankorner8831]

@@nickyonezuka-cranfordjkc4931 Yes it is! :)

[@sfkingalpha]

tayoh toshe

[@MrMoose233]

04:15 why u never want to be in argument while waltzing with a judoka..

[@anoniem7062]

Thanks! Great in depth explanation how to do it, properly! I always wondered how to properly step towards uke and position my feet to execute the throw without tossing myself over, so to say.