How Would You Surprise Your Opponents? | Drop Taiotoshi

In this class at Nakano Judo Academy I cover drop Tai Otoshi
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[@jasonrose6288]

My favourite technique. I "invented" it for myself in a tournament many years ago. I went for tai otoshi and just instinctively dropped and threw my opponent. I have been working it ever since. Thanks for the video!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@irieeyes12]

Same

[@entingchang6976]

This video was very helpful!!
Thanks for sharing!!

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

Drop Tai Otoshi...is always a surprising technique to everyone...when TIME & EXPLOSION... for this particular execution is missed calculated during kumite ( because some time is happen ) ...mentally, I "recalculate/ readjust " fast my body's position & steps for drop Seoi Nage. Well demonstrated in this class. Oss !

[@yoankcj3661]

Thank you very much for all these details .

[@sevasentinel4146]

Tai Otoshi is one of my favorites, so I'm glad I can add a drop version to my list of variations. Love the technique you demonstrate, sensei!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@christopher7540]

Thank you for sharing these master pieces with us. Highly appreciated

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@simonpantera]

Thanks for sharing the deep insight. Many useful details.

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@rns7426]

Excellent details!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@jonashartmann6687]

Can you do a video about the specifics (kuzushi etc) of Thai otoshi vs other turnthrows?

[@shintaronakano2842]

Will do. Thanks for your comment and support!

[@beskeptic]

Great video sensei! Good that you teach how to do the stading version as well.
I have a doubt sensei....Those kneeling versions of techniques could hurt you knee cap, no? Im not sure if its a good habit drop to your knee to throw. To me it looks like a shortcut to learn the real technique. It could be valid to athletes who must win, but for those who are not I dont think its worth the risk of hitting their knee cap over and over and getting a chronical pain. Or that could be done safely? What do you think Nakano-sensei?

[@shintaronakano2842]

If it hurts, I wouldn't recommend this one because this is more for competition. Thanks for your comment and support!

[@ssobie]

Smetov usa mucho eso, es muy bueno

[@aleksandaraleksandrov3379]

What would you recommend if you can't squat properly for morote seoi nage or in general u can't squat deep enough

[@user-rf8qy8qf7d]

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[@knightsc719]

❤️

[@yehuihe1825]

How not to hurt your knee? I have long legs, if I drop this fast I hurt my knee.

[@shintaronakano2842]

If it hurts for you, let's not use it too often, or you can practice properly for a weeks at least and see how it goes. Thanks for your comment and support!

[@jasonrose6288]

You can also wear a soft knee pad, which are legal in competition.