>>76529454
Horrible advice
Judo more often then not you're throwing yourself onto the concrete too.
O goshi - your own elbow tip is the first thing that hits the mat
Kosoto gake, tani otoshi etc
The way people turn throw in judo, very often they slam their own face or shoulder into the mat
Anything drop is dangerous. Far more dangerous than hitting your knee like in wrestling, because wrestlers level change and then drop their knee, whereas you're just dropping from standing.
Anything hopping can be risky due to unstable ground.
Upper body throws, especially turn throws have a high risk of rollthrough, thus losing position and perhaps hurting yourself
Bigger throws have the same problems. In addition bigger throws can lead to legal problems.
Best moves for the street - avoid yourself hitting the ground, avoid rollthrough, do stuff that avoids hopping or lifting your leg, and do low amplitude (but have the option to hit moves high amplitude if you must).
High single, inside or outside, is great. Avoids hitting your knee. Unlike the double it has a lot of low amplitude finishes, and is easier to catch.
Knee picks
Anything that lets you get behind your opponent
Body locks - body fold is a safe option.
Snapdowns
Tai Otoshi - non drop version
Hustling version of uke goshi is very safe. (just circle into them)
Foot sweeps are decent, but are done from closer controls than in judo
