Here Burton shows a lightening fast armlock that comes from his Sumi gaeshi grip.

Here Burton demonstrates chopping his opponent down to all fours and transitioning straight into Juji gatame.

Burton shows an effective way of how to deal with a strong opponent who can defend against Juji gatame

This technique was one of Euan Burton's trademarks. He won many of his top international contests with this devastating armlock.

Multiple World and European medallist Euan Burton shows his sliding collar strangle - Okuri eri jime

Burton sets this strangle up from standing as he waits and anticipates his opponent's attack.

Tokyo GS Champion Euan Burton shows a very fast and effective strangle, which is set up from standing.

From on top of his opponent's back Burton shows a very fast turn into Osae komi.

If Burton finds it difficult to employ his full Crocodile roll hold-down he will look to change the attack to this very interesting strangle.

As opponent's found ways to stop his half roll into Sode jime, Burton adapted this new and very effective strangle.

Tokyo GS Champion Burton shows an amazing roll into Osae komi which he learnt from 2010 World Champion Hiroyuki Akimoto of Japan.

Tokyo GS Champion Burton shows a side variation to the Akimoto roll.

Double world medallist Euan Burton speaks about the highs and lows of his competitive career

Double world medallist Euan Burton speaks about how his love for judo and hard work brought him results later on in his career

Euan Burton speaks about giving 100% effort in training and in judo

Euan Burton speaks about the long periods of time he trained in Japan over the course of his career.

Double world medallist Euan Burton speaks about getting the balance between being efficient in your judo and enjoying it.

Euan Burton speaks about the importance of pushing yourself as much as you can both physically and mentally, and how much that positively impacts you in competition

Double world medallist Euan Burton speaks about how he started analysing other judoka in order to improve his judo.

Double world medallist Euan Burton speaks about he adapted his judo to become one of the best in the world at his weight.

Euan Burton speaks about the last few days in a build up to a competition, and in particular what he does on the day he fights. This includes his very final mental preparation just as he's about to step out onto the mat

Euan Burton talks about the importance of studying judo by using video.

Euan Burton talks about analysing his opponents. But he points out the importance of getting the balance right, and giving enough attention to getting your own judo right

Euan Burton talks about the succeses he had when fighting in Japan, and the respect he received from Japanese judo as a result.