Double World and triple European medallist Burton shows one of his major scoring techniques.

Double World medallist Euan Burton shows his very unusual Uchi mata makikomi, which involves wrapping up his opponent's arm and latching onto his own jacket.

Double World medallist Euan Burton shows his very unusual Harai makikomi. The wrap up of the arm is the same as his Uchi mata makikomi.

Tokyo Grand Slam winner Burton demonstrates a deadly Yama arashi, breaking it down into incredible detail.

A right handed fighter, Burton’s Sumi gaeshi comes from a left handed lapel grip, with his right hand taking a cross lapel grip.

Burton’s arm wrap variation of Sumi gaeshi perfectly complements his forwards Makikomi techniques.

Burton has a very unusual Yoko sumi gaeshi, which he uses when his opponent tries to defend his standard Sumi gaeshi.

Burton’s Uchi mata gaeshi starts from his favoured high sleeve and collar grip. Like most of his techniques he has his own unique version of the technique.

Burton’s Osoto gari usually comes when he’s in an extreme right versus right stance.

Burton has a strong counter attack to an opponent who likes to throw with Osoto gari. This was the technique that he used to win his first European Championships medal.

Euan Burton’s Kosoto gari, like many of his techniques, is unconventional.

Burton shows his Kosoto gake counter to drop Seoi nage