seoi otoshi tai otoshi 

I used to have this series on VHS until one of my buddies ran off with it, lol.

Tai otoshi looks cool

That's a rare clip of Mifune. Marvelous! He's so quick! He doesn't give his opponent any time to react to his change of direction, and throws uke right into the hole left by uke's movement. This reminds me of Uesheba, and is how the experts in both judo and akido do judo. It's really effortless, and really cool to watch. It really messes with your brain to get thrown by one of those guys.

@CommodoreDixon Modern seoi otoshi looks alitle bit different. Now is more about pulling opponent by your leg, less about trowing

Great video!!! Very helpful. Thanks for posting.

@farfallapippi this is from the JIF film that was made to clear out the throws names, so yes it is seoi-otoshi!

@theguyi26 When it's performed correctly, the natural resistance of your opponent breaks your fall and it doesn't take much power to perform the move. The key is that you learn the move correctly from a experienced Judoka that will also encourage you to properly stretch out.

@CommodoreDixon @1. otoshi means pull down. different of seoi-otoshi and morote seoi is your knee not leave the tatami. If your knee leave the tatami it become morote, not seoi-otoshi. @2. seoi-nage include 2 technis are ippon-seoi-nage and morote-seoi-nage. Some where call morote same as seoi-nage. dear

@serekithegreat sorry but could you enlighten me exactly what the name of the series is? Would like to get it :)

I hit this throw all the time in BJJ. It's alot easier for me (being a tall guy) than a forward hip throw. I guess guys expect a foot sweep from me.

seems like a moroto seo nage to me.

Judô antigo, muito bom

How is this DVD called ?

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