In depth Tai otoshi by 2008 Olympian Matt D'Aquino of Beyond Grappling
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- In this in depth video I look over tai otoshi- which is an extremely tough throw to do. I really hope this video has helped you improve your tai otoshi.
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I had watched this years ago, but only now I can see how this is gold
yes after re-watching the video I seem to have over emphasized the leg aspect a bit too much, yes it is a 'hand throw' but to be hones show me a tai otoshi where the leg doesn't hit the opponent. The hands are important and so are the legs. The key is to perfect them both not work on one more than the other. Hope that helps
Matt D'Aquino has some of the easiest to follow and best videos on judo instruction on the web. This guy is worth his weight in gold. Has certainly helped me tremendously!!
I honestly don't know why I'm surprised of the amount of times I keep coming back to your videos for details and further insights
thnaks mate
Excellent tutorial. great instructions
no problem mate :)
thanks
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I finally understand what my sensei means when he says that we need to drive. the whole time you are doing tai otoshi, you are moving-driving your opponent. I think with your pointers my Tai otoshi will kick ass.
Tai Otoshi also works of bjj'er who choose to bend over, stretch their arms while pulling back. It can be done at a distance by pulling on the sleeves at the 45 degree angle.
Thank you
I'm just a white belt, but I feel that this is my throw. Great vid, it's helped a lot.
Green Djinn what belt are you now?
Oii 3 years later, what belt are you now?
Came here for the same question my guess Greene? Blue?
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hey, sorry for the late reply guys! I moved to Japan since my comment. I made my first promotion to yellow before moving. Where I live now, surprisingly, the most convenient place is a BJJ gym, which I train in. I love it a lot, but really miss Judo. I may try to cross-train, as the two styles are very complimentary and Japan is possibly the best place on Earth to learn Judo. Keep up your training! PS, I still suck at this throw, but I also still love it.
Very well analyzed and explained sensei.. Awesome👍
This was my money throw in my Judo days. Love this breakdown.
Great Teacher! Thank you from Mongolia
I hold my Ichi dan from the USJF and I must say that your advice is spot on. Great ideas! Your ability to adapt with subtleties makes for the real spirit of Judo in your instruction. Aside from all of that you are a pleasure to see and hear. Thank you, Sensei Matt. Arigato.
no problem mate :) Glad my videos have helped you out
I'm a small french Judoka, and I love the way you do Tai otoshi! your courses are very helpfull. Thank you very much
One of the best technical demonstrations of tai otoshi
The way of explaining the details are astonishing for me. I always before my exercise watch the videos with my partner
OMG been doing judo since I was able to walk. I have clearly been doing tai otoshi soooo wrong. Wish I had this guy years ago...... so clear. Awasom video dude VERY WELL DONE
Yep. This is the second video I've seen of his where I was like "Well DUH, of course!" . :D
Matt, this is excellent stuff. I've been doing the Tai otoshi exactly the way you teach here, but this really underlined some details I had not payed enough attention to. Was going to ask for in depth analysis on ippon seoinage, but I C you've already done that :)
I've only been training for about a month, but for some reason I am taking a liking to this throw alot
Great!!! The weight distribution is an eye opener!!! also the 'pull after he steps down'...!! makes a world of difference!!! Thank you!!
Beautiful Judo tutorial by a great Judoka and an equally great teacher.
Thank-you, so much. This really helped my 7 year old daughter's Judo.
Thank you a lot for the video, Tai Otoshi it's one of my favourite techniques and with this video i can make some correction from myself!
Matt, I just want to thank you for your tutorials, they have helped my judo for a long time already and I just realize I havent thank you enough.
Greetings! :)
We learned a lot things in this video, not only about tai otoshi. I just want to say thanks for all the videos that you made for us. You helped us a ton. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for your comments guys.
After watching this video, I realized that I have been doing the technique wrong. Great tutorial!
+Gerardo Ramos Rangel hahaha glad it has helped
Great details on foot placement and the slight bend to the knee to prevent injury.
Great Tai O instruction Matt. I play left handed and put a unique touch to the technique when playing lefty righty but your same side instruction was spot on. just wish you showed righty lefty etc. i like to push my hips through uke's when i enter to get them to step before I bow when lefty righty but for same side i enter the same.. too many people split their legs and put even pressure on both feet( that split step you showed is a knee saver) or step to the top of the triangle instead of stepping inside. Also creating a little space for them to trip over is definitely better then right up against their knee. trick is to get them moving and step where they're about to. Ranked #10 in the US for 100kg+ last year and currently #11 in US 100kg+ in 2015 as one of the smaller guys in the division
Thank you for your teaching, I found some precious learning in it!
My pleasure
best judo tutorials on the internet, hands down
Thanks so much for this Matt. I'm currently grading for my 5th Kyu in the BJA and Tai Otoshi is one of the techniques required.
I think the problem is that people confuse the heck out of what the throw is supposed to actually be! For myself, I didn't really understand what it was all about andI found myself trying to turn it into a hip throw, which I thought was totally legitimate until my instructor pointed it out. Again, thanks for the instructional.
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Thank you. I've been struggling with tai otoshi for a while. Your tutorial helped a lot.
no problem my friend
I've seen a lot of your videos through the years and I have no idea how I've missed this one. You cover a lot of points I've taken a few years to realize. I wish I would have seen this earlier. Though the tip on the initial foot placement is a good one. I will start to implement it. Thanks for all the videos.
Great instructions , stay close on the pivot, watch uke's distance as to protect his knee,pull him a bit to make leg contact
Wow man I am a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu but this stuff is awesome. Thanks for the details! 😊
Your videos always help me a lot, since years now, great work, great teaching
Best Judo tutorials I have found. Really helped me. Many thanks.
Thanks Matt for your video lessons. Waiting for new ones
You can just tell this bloke is a "killa" in the nicest possible way.
+Aesop Tales I used to be a killer but not anymore :)
+Aesop Tales I used to be a killer but not anymore :)
Great explanation !!I always struggle pull with my left hand so far and up in tai otoshi.
So much better then the spread they are being taught
Thank you very much for this video. It really helped me a lot to understand the principles of this throw. Greetings from Brazil! Oss!
Great instruction, as always! Thanks!
My pleasure!
Love your explaination thats the way i was taught but others disagree my Sensei was taught by Professor TOSHITAKA YAMAUCHI was a direct student of FOUNDER OF KODOKAN JUDO JIGORO KANO and Professor HARUO IMAMURA 2 Time National Champion
Wow that’s so cool
Wonderful tutorial.
Nice technical description!
You know how akward it is when you attempt a seoi nage in randori onky to end up with this?
This will really help me improve my tai otoshi. Thank you.
Thanks a lot, very nice video! Will work on it tonight as this is probably my weakest throw!
'Why do we only step in the triangle for tai otoshi but never for any other throw?'
No, you use that same step to open for: uki goshi, hane goshi, harai goshi, tai otoshi and uchi mata
Great video, thanks for sharing and I'll be working on this tonight.
The last bit about the pull after the step/plant seems so intuitive but as a visually impaired judoka it is one of the hardest aspects for me to catch/feel just right in full speed randori.
I rarely get the traditional one but besides Osoto Gari and Tsasae are the only techniques that work for me xD...
they work together well though
Very nice explanations ! Bravo !
really interesting to see a) moving away from the triangle we used to be shown and b) we're happy with a gap (space is bad in judo, agreed?). proof that tai toshi is indeed te waza.
Yes it's te waza. And space with enough (but not so much to keep YOU from moving) tension in the others arms is good in those parts of judo. Tai Otoshi imo is kind of the uki otoshi for beginners.
Thankyou so much! That ironed out the problems I was having with this throw :) Now I've just got to implement it :P
Many coaches tend to look past the height factor..a tall person fights differently than a short person..I'm.short and I used to fail my hip throws because the coach tells me to step on top of the triangle..1 day I watched the channel teach me grappling and the coach is short, he showed where to step which is near the opponent's lead foot and I was like ho yeahhhh..then I was able to do hip throws properly
Great instruction sir. Much appreciated
Really like the foot placement - going to try your method tomorrow.
love it..... subscribed yes please... love the pull after the step
Simply put, fantastic!!!!!!
A genius man does genius sport
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In short too, your technique suit me, thanks !
Dude seems clever, like his explanations.
I allways thought, close contact is needede when performing this throw.
I don't do this with this grip anyways though
Another great video. I always pick up great tips!
Great tutorial on tai otoshi! Thank you.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing.
no probs mate
Thank you bro
No worries
This saved me from the frustration of not being able to execute this throw properly
Grazie Maestro
Amazing, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you! Excellent instructions.
Dude thanks for sharing all your knowledge
i'll be blue belt next week. can't wait for new stuff at blue belt
Thanks alot of help.
Keep doing these! It would be helpful if you could do some randori/competition tips to help us get throws (like combinations and set ups, tips, etc.). Thanks
Great video! Thanks.
Could you do a video on the "wrong leg tai otoshi"? It's the one in which you attack uke's left leg instead of his more traditional right one. It was mentioned in Neil Adams' " tai otoshi" of the judo masterclass techniques, but i could use some help understanding it.
The best!
Thanks coach from algeria
Tai otoshi is one of more dificult to throw. Great movie!
Amazing
GREAT video!
Can you do an in depth uchi mata video? Btw this was great!
You are great sir
Great explanation and demo...thanks.
Great video , thanks
hey matt is my coach!!!!!! and thats tillan
Excellent vid Matt. Did you do much judo in Japan? What you are saying here about weight on the right foot, not the left, use the right hand lightly - I noticed your right thumb up and use the left hand - hiki te, these are things my sensei in Japan emphasize all the time.
Fantastic! Great explanation!
Awesome thanks for the great pointers
Thanks .. love your videos ... use them before my lessons :)
thanks mate :)
Great details. Thanks a lot.
Thank You!
No worries
Thank you
No worries
I dislocated my kneecap executing this throw, still recovering, dont know if im ever gonna use it again.
I was the same with Tai othoshi after my knee reconstruction. IT took a while
Is that your version or is that the actual judo throw? If it's the actual throw, then this is a helpful video.
To get my yellow belt this is required to be known.
After a year I still struggle with lapel hand but is getting better, I find it hard against heavy people though
nice bit of graphics and a very informative overview :)
Thank You for your big job!!
Very good information 👌
Thanks. Don't forget to subscribe as i am posting new Judo videos every Monday
great stuff!
Excellent!
Great tutorial