View Poll Results: What mod(s) should we use for the tournament?
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I've made progress with my pancake move. Will post some replays when I get home.
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I don't like the tai otoshi because of the footwork it requires. You have to pick up your foot and take a step, which makes it easier for your opponent to lift you. It's a cool move, but I don't think it is very practical for when you are facing higher level opponents.
My hip throws are more high percentage because I don't pick up my front foot to take a step. I like to pivot on my front foot and lift my opponent up with my hip. Sometimes I backstep with my back leg if it's necessary.
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I don't like the tai otoshi because of the footwork it requires. You have to pick up your foot and take a step, which makes it easier for your opponent to lift you. It's a cool move, but I don't think it is very practical for when you are facing higher level opponents.
My hip throws are more high percentage because I don't pick up my front foot to take a step. I like to pivot on my front foot and lift my opponent up with my hip. Sometimes I backstep with my back leg if it's necessary.
Last edited by Rouxster; Jun 23, 2016 at 06:43 PM.
I don't give a flyin' fladoodle
Originally Posted by Rouxster
I've made progress with my pancake move. Will post some replays when I get home.
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I don't like the tai otoshi because of the footwork it requires. You have to pick up your foot and take a step, which makes it easier for your opponent to lift you. It's a cool move, but I don't think it is very practical for when you are facing higher level opponents.
My hip throws are more high percentage because I don't pick up my front foot to take a step. I like to pivot on my front foot and lift my opponent up with my hip. Sometimes I backstep with my back leg if it's necessary.
you don't need to take a step, you can also just turn a bit and pull your opponent, this is not kata
Post some replays of this tai otoshi then.
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Some more examples of a pancake being applied:
pancake2- I almost get suplexed, but the pressure generated from my hips weighed him down enough to get the dq.
pancake3- My opponent gets in an unbalanced position, and I pancake him.
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Some more examples of a pancake being applied:
pancake2- I almost get suplexed, but the pressure generated from my hips weighed him down enough to get the dq.
pancake3- My opponent gets in an unbalanced position, and I pancake him.
Last edited by Rouxster; Jun 23, 2016 at 10:00 PM.
I don't give a flyin' fladoodle
Originally Posted by Rouxster
Post some replays of this tai otoshi then.
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Some more examples of a pancake being applied:
pancake2- I almost get suplexed, but the pressure generated from my hips weighed him down enough to get the dq.
pancake3- My opponent gets in an unbalanced position, and I pancake him.
I'm trying to get some :3
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Ok so here's a singleplayer version, i used aquita's opener from the hip throw tutorial replay thingy from the tiers ^^" #english
anyways, i used the same opener but instead of landing with my hip agains his body, i landed a bit more to the side with knee still bend.... it turns out im bad at explaining stuff so just look at it ^^"
the only thing missing now is using it in an actual fight ^^"
Last edited by Thronior; Jun 24, 2016 at 09:37 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
how does one start a tutorial? we could link it into planes from the basics of akido. also if we make it about leg throws in general we can tie together what everyone is working on foot sweep Tai Otoshi , and using the pancake to apply top pressure after.
Last edited by monkeyishi; Jun 24, 2016 at 01:24 PM.
