Stand with purpose
Learn gripping, posture, off-balancing and takedown mechanics.
Standing to ground · Origin MK BJJ
Alan’s JitzJudo sessions connect Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu into one practical grappling system.

On the mats
JitzJudo develops the transition from standing grips and balance breaking to takedowns, positional control and submissions. It is taught as one connected sequence rather than separate standing and ground phases.
Alan brings a Judo black belt, a BJJ black belt and decades of coaching experience to the programme. The goal is to understand where each movement leads and how to adapt when your partner reacts.
Learn gripping, posture, off-balancing and takedown mechanics.
Follow the throw or takedown into a stable, useful position.
Connect control to a submission or another positional advance.
A standing exchange is the beginning of a sequence. JitzJudo asks what happens after balance is broken: where you land, which grips remain useful and how you establish a position before looking for a submission. This gives the standing work a clear purpose for BJJ.
Alan combines his Judo and BJJ background to teach that connection. If you are new to standing practice, speak to the coach about the starting point and session format before joining. You can build familiarity with the Gi alongside positional work in the wider academy programme.
Get to know the Origin coaching team, compare Gi and No-Gi training or prepare with our first BJJ class guide.
Plan your visit
Training takes place at our Kiln Farm academy in Milton Keynes. Class times may change. Check the current timetable or email before travelling.
Unit 8, Potters Lane, Kiln Farm, Milton Keynes MK11 3HE.
Bring a Gi if you have one. Email us before your first session if you need guidance on kit or which class best suits your experience.
Get directionsGood to know
It connects Judo standing skills and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu ground work, with an emphasis on the transition between them.
Contact us with your experience and we will help you choose a suitable starting session.
Origin places a strong emphasis on a safe, inclusive and professional training environment. Coaches hold safeguarding and first-aid qualifications and bring adaptive and children’s coaching experience to help make training accessible to different abilities and needs. Tell us about any adjustments that would help before your visit.
Your first class is free
Tell us which session interests you and we will help you get started.
Prefer email? originmkbjj@gmail.com
Train at Origin
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Kiln Farm, Milton Keynes. Your first class is free.