Judo Case Study: Denis Vieru's Tai Otoshi (Paris Grand Slam 2019)

Single case analysis of Tai Otoshi performed by Denis Vieru (MDA) in Paris Grand Slam 2019. Tai Otoshi is beautiful technique that's quite hard to pull of in competition, so I decided to dive deeper into this great example. Initially it supposed to be short breakdown, but it turned out to be quite interesting case, so it grew out into this long analysis (I'm not even sure if I was able to spot all the intricacies).
Keep in mind that some examples are slightly exaggerated to make a point more understandable, so read every point with a grain of salt.
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