Tai otoshi

Tai Otoshi is a hand technique (te-waza) in judo, often referred to as a "body drop." In this throw, the attacker (tori) pulls the opponent (uke) forward and off-balance, steps across with one leg, and uses their extended leg as a barrier while pivoting to drive uke over it.
What makes Tai Otoshi special is its efficiency and speed-tori doesn’t need to lift uke but instead uses precise timing, leverage, and direction to execute the throw. Its versatility allows it to be used in both dynamic competition and controlled practice, making it a favorite among judokas of all levels.
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[@darrenjones7022]

You have the best instructional video. Very detailed and specified it in slow motion. Especially the footwork. Judo Jones.

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Μπράβο στα παιδιά του Άρη!

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Excellent demonstration.Very detailed and specified

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Excellent demonstration.

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Glad you enjoyed it! 👋

[@sandra-hc9yi]

great demo sensei 🥇🥇 you are the best that JUDO has to offer show series NE WAZA techniques or finish with techniques on the ground sankaku jime (every sankaku), (back, ezekiel and other) GI chokes please thanks 👊👊

[@arisjudoclub4013]

Thank you for your kind words. Probably the next series of techniques will be ne waza. 👍

Uki-Waza next ????

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First we have to 'work ' a little more on Te waza. 😉