Tai otoshi is one of judo's most popular throws, and yet one of the most difficult to successfully use in competitive judo.
Understand everything you need to know about this technique on Superstar Judo, with the basics coming from GB's Euan Burton, left and right handed versions coming from Lucie Decosse and Davaadorj, and three very effective variations from Udo Quellmalz.
Euan Burton takes you through the basics of tai otoshi
Décosse teaches us her Tai otoshi, a surprise attack she used to great success.
Décosse teaches us how to execute her Tai otoshi, a surprise attack she used to great success.
We look at how Lucie Décosse used her Tai otoshi in the top competitions around the world.
Double Asian Games Champion Davaadorj introduces his Tai otoshi
Double Asian Games Champion Davaadorj reveals the grips and hand movement for his Tai otoshi
Double Asian Games Champion Davaadorj reveals the leg and foot movement for his Tai otoshi
A chance to see Double Asian Games Champion Davaadorj using his Tai otoshi at the world's biggest competitions
From a standard sleeve and lapel grip Jeon demonstrates a drop knee Tai otoshi
This very clever drop knee Tai otoshi is a great way to trick your opponent, as one hand grips your opponent's fingers
After a feigned attack with Uchimata, Huizinga gets the reaction from his opponent to be able to step across and throw with Tai otoshi
Quellmalz demonstrates Tai otoshi against a right handed opponent
Quellmalz demonstrates Tai otoshi against a left handed opponent
Quellmalz demonstrates his Osoto gari feint used before Tai otoshi
The Gokyo version of Tai otoshi, demonstrated by Neil Adams.
In this clip Neil Adams demonstrates Tai otoshi
In this clip Neil Adams demonstrates Tai otoshi from an opposing stance
In this clip Neil Adams demonstrates Tai otoshi with Yama arashi grip
In this clip Neil adams demonstrates another way you can do Tai otoshi from an opposite stance using a double stab
Former World Champion Neil Adams analyses how Japan's world number 1 Soichi Hashimoto uses the edge of the mat area to set up his Tai otoshi
Former World Champion Neil Adams analyses a breathtaking single-sided sleeve and lapel Tai otoshi from the new Japanese sensation Hifumi Abe in the -66kg final of the Tokyo Grand Slam.
Zebeda Rekhviashvili (GEO) uses a super fast grip switch to provide an opportunity to spin over Antonio Esposito (ITA) for a superb Ippon to win him the -81kg Bronze medal in the Ekaterinburg Grand Slam 2018.
Former World Champion Neil Adams has a look at Korean Judo with Ki-young Jeon, and focuses on their variation of Tai otoshi from a hand grip.
Johannes Frey (GER) uses speed to his advantage to catch out his opponent in his new weight category of +100KG. 2018 Dusseldorf Grand Prix 2018.