Top 2 (favorite) Back Control Takedowns: Tani Otoshi And Tai Otoshi

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @JesusChristWayTruthLife777
    @JesusChristWayTruthLife777 6 днів тому +2

    Appreciate the honesty about the dangers of the technique.

    • @tritacacademy
      @tritacacademy  5 днів тому +2

      Gotta be truthful about what can happen

  • @martialgeeks
    @martialgeeks 6 днів тому

    Back Tai Otoshi is great!

  • @RamBailey
    @RamBailey 6 днів тому +1

    Finally!!! Tani otoshi NOT ura nage!

    • @tritacacademy
      @tritacacademy  6 днів тому +1

      :) Hopefully Shihan's not watching lol

  • @erins2190
    @erins2190 5 днів тому

    That dog really wants to play!
    I very nearly hurt a friend with Tani O about half a year ago. I started behind her, but as I went down she also turned to face me and her leg got entangled with mine. She didn't need a hospital stay, but I was told not to try it again.

    • @tritacacademy
      @tritacacademy  4 дні тому

      Yea it’s one of those takedowns that can go wrong really quickly. Hence why we train the often and smart.

  • @lordsneed9418
    @lordsneed9418 6 днів тому

    good techniques and teaching and a cute dog haha.
    what are the situations where you would do one over the other ? since they're both pulling the opponent backwards I assume you'd do them with the opponent's weight/momentum in the same position.

    • @tritacacademy
      @tritacacademy  5 днів тому

      I feel like the Tai Otoshi is more “snappy” but you can also get stuck if you opponent has an extremely strong base. Tani Otoshi has the feeling of disappearing under your opponent. I feel it’s the higher percentage, but you need to have good movement to set it up and hips to get on top.

    • @lordsneed9418
      @lordsneed9418 5 днів тому +1

      @@tritacacademy I see thanks coach

  • @complexblackness
    @complexblackness 6 днів тому +2

    Dog on the mat??

    • @tritacacademy
      @tritacacademy  6 днів тому +1

      Yes, we allow him on the mat, but those mats are cleaned, disinfected, etc. multiple times a day.