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u/IlIlllIIIlllllI shodan Jun 15 '25
really inhuman speed
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u/Buqueding shodan Jun 15 '25
It's the fake osoto that does it. Just enough to provoke uke without slowing Tori down. Beautiful.
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u/bmommen Jun 15 '25
Yes, this! The beauty is that the opponent suspects an osoto and he turns it mid air into a drop seoi or tai otoshi.
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u/sardiusjacinth Jun 15 '25
If blue didn't put out his arm and not turned his head... he'd be faceplanted going 30Mph
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u/LuckerKing Jun 15 '25
i think the actual rotation comes from pulling the arm.
the arm out might help the fall but was surely intended to avoid the rotation in actuality
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u/sardiusjacinth Jun 15 '25
Yeah,but look,blue still hit his head. Probably K.O.
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u/ChickenNuggetSmth gokyu Jun 15 '25
Blue could have easily gone with the throw. He tried to land belly-down to avoid ippon, which is why he hit his head.
Those dudes have crazy strong necks, so hopefully it wasn't too bad in the end.
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u/pato_pincho Jun 15 '25
Thats why we learn ukemis and practice them every session. A normal person would have broken their neck.
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u/Luvmywife2023 Jun 15 '25
This is just spectacular! Dedication to a craft is truly a beautiful thing to behold.
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u/Rosso_5 Jun 15 '25
Please correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t it super dangerous to jump then block the opponent’s knee mid air like that? Blue’s leg could’ve been stuck and got his knee over extended .
I expect white should rotate downward like this, not jump into it https://youtube.com/shorts/1fRWGNz4NLc?si=JvWRIkVAHRjIK3BY
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u/Crimsonavenger2000 sankyu Jun 15 '25
He isn't actually blocking the knee. He uses the knee to slide down to the shin, so the knee is never under any real pressure here.
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u/Rosso_5 Jun 15 '25
Sorry should have been clearer. I’m concerned about blue’s feet might got stuck either by white pulling direction or even because white landing on top of the feet, then something like this happens
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u/randoripanda Jun 15 '25
I don't think you need to worry about anything getting stuck with the speed he moves into the throw. Athletes at that level also understand that injuries are inevitable and will occur at some point during their careers.
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u/Josinvocs ikkyu Jun 15 '25
Tobikomi seoi otoshi. Not dangerous cause he is hooking the knee but sliding to the shin.
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u/Uchimatty Jun 15 '25 edited Jun 15 '25
I envy people who made it to this level doing drop throws and still have good knees