Euan Burton and Gemma Gibbons show the principles of breaking balance using combination attacks.

Suzuki found that bigger, stronger opponents would try and dominate his head and pull him in. He had to find ways to unsettle them – De Ashi Barai, and this combination was his answer.

Fearful of this attack, it worked as a great deterrent to his opponent ’s, who would be reluctant to pull hi...

There are two clear upper body movements for this combination, and they are both lead by the collar hand.

First, Suzuki pulls their upper body down and to the left, and then he changes direction, rotating Uke with both arms in a steering wheel type motion.

The lower body has two clear directions. The Kouchi comes first; it’s a big kicking action, but Suzuki places his power and weight onto his supporting leg, giving his left leg a light feeling to it.

Next, he places his left leg down and before Uke can adjust catches their outstretched leg with...

The Sasae into the Kouchi requires a quick bit of footwork as you are attacking with the same leg twice. He does a sort of ‘hop step’, first placing his right foot down then immediately switching back to his left.

He does it all from the left collar and sleeve grip that he uses for both Kouchi...

Double Olympic and World Champion Kayla Harrison's reveals her amazing The Big Jim combination - Sode - Osoto gari. Jimmy Pedro got her to develop this technique to vary her attacks.

Kayla Harrison shows us all the elements required to pull off 'The Big Jim' combination.

Kayla Harrison on the world stage performing 'The Big Jim' combination of Sode - Osoto gari.

Davaadorj introduces his Kosoto - Tani otoshi combination.

Davaadorj shows how he sets up his Kosoto - Tani otoshi combination.

Davaadorj demonstrates how he finishes his Kosoto - Tani otoshi combination.

Davaadorj shows us his Kosoto - Tani otoshi in competition.

Double Asian Games Champion Davaadorj reveals his amazing drop Seoi nage - Osoto gari combination.

Lucie uses this combination against right handed opponents who throw their arm for a high grip.

For success, this technique requires distance between Lucie and her opponent and to crush their posture on entry.

This combination was developed as a result of opponents expecting Décosse's Ouchi gari.

As opponents reached over the top with the right hand, Lucie would force her left hand into their shoulder, pulling on the sleeve and stabbing at their lead leg.

In this variation, Décosse catches the opponents right arm before they grip moving it across they're body and closing the space to attack.

Some great examples of this fantastic combination in action.

Liparteliani demonstrates his Tsurikomi goshi entry for his Uchi mata against same stance opponents.

Take a look at some amazing competition examples of Varlam Liparteliani's Uchi mata and Tsurikomi goshi against same stance opponents.

This very unusual combination features a failed Yoko tomoe nage into a Kouchi makikomi

Jeon performs an interesting variation of the sacrifice throw, using both feet. This is a cross between a standard Tomoe nage and a Yoko tomoe nage

Jeon demonstrates one of his greatest abilities as a fighter, combining techniques together. Here he shows Ouchi gari into Ippon seoi nage