KL Judo
KL Judo
The standard or basic version of tai-otoshi involves a 3-step motion. Read more →
This is a drop Tai-Otoshi done with a Whizzer or Russian Tie grip. Read more →
This is how Olympic silver medalist Eduard Trippel does his unique drop sode. Read more →
This is how Mashu Baker does his unique drop seoi-nage. Read more →
Here are three effective ways to stop a juji-gatame when uke rolls you. Read more →
This is an unusual technique that originated in Korea. Read more →
Standing morote-seoi-nage is very hard to do in its traditional form. These are four versions that make it a little bit easier. Read more →
This is a standing seoi-nage you can do when you are in a kenka-yotsu situation with uke and can only grab a hold of his lapel. Read more →
This is in a way, a much more stable pin compared to the Ecky-Gatame but it doesn't allow for an easy switch to an armlock. Read more →
This is a very popular armlock finishing that baits uke into releasing their arm in order to escape the hold-down. Read more →