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‖ tai-otoshi Judo.|taioˈtoʃi|
Also Taiotoshi, tai-o-toshi, etc.
[Jap., f. tai body + otoshi the act of dropping.]
The body drop throw.
1950E. J. Harrison Judo iii. 39 The most suitable moment for attempting the Taiotoshi is when your opponent with unbent legs, his body somewhat stiff, has leaned forward a little with his weight resting on his right leg. 1957Takagaki & Sharp Techniques Judo iii. 24 If tai-otoshi fails and the opponent pulls back. 1964Leggett & Watanabe (title) Championship judo: tai-otoshi and o-uchi-gan attacks. 1978D. Starbrook Judo iv. 40/2 The tai-o-toshi is a hand throw, and its great advantage over so many other throws is that it can be performed against opponents who are either stationary or moving. |