Judo Seminar: Tai Otoshi Body Drop by Neil Adams

Some important hints on the body drop as demonstrated by the World and European champion Neil Adams.
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DISCLAIMER: Any of the shown physical exercises may lead to injury. Please consult a qualified Instructor and Physician before training.

[@rockycartmaker9327]

Neil Adams has one of the best Tai Otoshis ever and literally wrote a book about it! Best tai otoshi I have seen on youtube. This is possibly the most mis-understood throw IMO.

[@JardineKarate1]

I love the way the Neil Adams talks about 'shape'. The man is a legend

[@9kontaris9]

Hi Rick! He is an 8th dan in Judo and an inspiration to us all. I think our coaches did a great job in making him come over to small and cozy Tübingen where I study. Cheers.

[@CrucifixMike]

thank you for this video my tai otoshi has always been bad but i have been drilling non stop lately to make my worst throw my best throw. Thank you cause the breakdown helps alot!!!

[@brianbr5388]

I remember seeing Neil Adams fighting in the World Championships in Maastricht and in the British Open. Often players of his caliber don't make good teachers. But in this video I can see that he is an excellent teacher.

[@KironKabir]

I really like his friendly way of speaking. Not to mention his excellent details to the technical breakdown of the move :)

[@edwarddykstra1]

Thanks for posting this video. I was having a bit of trouble with tai otoshi, but Sensei Adams explanation cleared it right up.

[@glshim13]

that was my problem exactly. my left arm (i do left stance) kept getting twisted backwards and getting stuck. thank you so much for this upload and thank you to the sensei Adams for the great teachings.

[@JudoJake]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing. There is an apparent hole online of quality examples of good tai otoshi technique, and who better to instruct this brilliant throw than the tai-otoshi expert himself!

[@ichiboku1]

this helped soooo much. After doing tai otoshi my shoulder always feels like I pulled it. It's because my arm always gets left behind. not anymore though thanks to this video. Thank you so much.

[@wael77]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@equipetokugawa1]

A didática de sua explicação é ótima, mesmo não compreendendo a sua linguá deu para perceber vários detalhes da técnica antes passado despercebido. Grato

[@yaserkhanuk]

Lovely details

[@a053303]

My pleasure! I wouldn't remember my comment from two years ago either :) Besides this : how refreshing to get a youtube reply withing being called names or being insulted. Thanks.

[@2008israelramos]

My tight shoulders always prevented me from doing this, but I'll try some more with these important details

[@lHurtYourFeeIings]

I am having same problem of the arm getting stuck... Hope this helps.

[@9kontaris9]

Thanks for the comment, droman30!

[@thomaszgardzinski]

I expected that black belt to explode on impact with the power of adams throw !

[@Jujigatamesan]

While I was never in Neil's class, I had a good tai-o; and you'll find that once you've too soon turned that right hand so that its palm is facing the same way you are, you're in trouble. Keep the back of your hand looking at you head as long as possible, and do everything else Neil says here, you'll break his balance. Just wanted to help....

[@nicocontreras5366]

A guy from my dojo does this extending the right arm, I feel my wrist it hurts like that so I prefer a loose lapel like in the video---

[@diendeloluvumbu9708]

Muito bom

[@MRWhiteFolksCakes]

DISCLAIMER: Any of the shown physical exercises may lead to injury. Please consult your Physician and a qualified Instructor before training.

[@a053303]

He's a former World, European and National Judo champion...

[@kolt2700]

I have been teached such as he showing

[@madLphnt]

RIGHT the way underneath! :)

[@tonextlevel8351]

Nice for me....