Multiple World and European medalist Euan Burton reveals the techniques that transformed him from 'an unexceptional teenage judoka' to one of the best in the world.
In his own words: "I will break down the gripping, preparation, attack system and newaza that I built my judo around and show you how, by taking care of the basics, you can take your competitive judo to the next level."
Here Tokyo GS Champion Burton shows a chop down to leave him in attacking position in Newaza
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.
