Judo - Tai Otoshi (Body Drop Throw)

Maria Holguin from Universal Judo in San Antonio, Texas, demonstrates how to perform a Tai Otoshi. Enjoy the video!
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[@jend4128]

Great explanation and demonstration! Thank you!

[@kryudy]

The way you did it is called Seoi Otoshi.

[@---tx9xx]

nice!

[@GoolBiygi]

Nice

[@CharionaGinyard]

wow

[@beneditoferreiradossantosf3994]

Conheço por Seoi Otoshi,pois o Tai Otoshi é pegando na gola (Eri) empurrado tipo um pé de ouvido rodando sem encostar no corpo do Uke

[@kyleblevins6349]

Thank you I think the arm to chest thing will help me a lot

[@mrburns2128]

Trying to put the arm under the armpit, during a randori or a shiai, can disrupt your balance more easily

[@breannestahlman5953]

Called morote otoshi.
Different from tai osothi.

[@rene_bla_bla]

yes honey, its my turn to do the dishes again.

[@groszek7657]

Otoshi is pronounced otoshee, not otosh. Grip is not correct for the standard technique.

[@robertofegomes]

this is seoi otoshi,

[@jav.angel1205]

@groszek Do you train ?😅

[@groszek7657]

Interestingly when she demonstrates kuzushi and tsukuri - it is tai otoshi footwork, but when doing kake she converts it to seoi otoshi. Kumikata - proper to start, then converts it to morote seoi nage. Standard tai otoshi hand movement is lapel driven into the collar bone and chin of an uke.
Overall an interesting throw but certainly not in the gokyo. Overall I would personally call it a morote seoi otoshi.

[@groszek7657]

Yes, I do. I also coach.

[@SEAFCasia]

Works for her though.