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ZKS MARTIAL ARTS · AYLESBURY & WATFORD

Havoc Grappling

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Shared progress.

Havoc is the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu programme at ZKS Martial Arts. Learn positions, escapes, control and submissions through coached partner practice, whether you’re starting from scratch or bringing experience to the mats.

Beginners are welcome. Competition is optional. Choose your local academy to meet the coaches, find a suitable session and request a free trial.

Havoc members together at Aylesbury HQ
Havoc members at Aylesbury HQ.

Create your account, add the student and request a suitable class. Wait for confirmation before attending.

FIND YOUR LOCAL MATS

One Havoc community. Two places to train.

BJJ in Aylesbury

Train at ZKS Martial Arts HQ on Cambridge Street. Daytime, evening and weekend sessions, including Wednesday’s 8pm Skills & Drills for complete beginners with no sparring.

111–113 Cambridge Street
Aylesbury, HP20 1BT

BJJ in Watford

Train at Nascot Wood Junior School. Monday and Wednesday evening classes and Saturday morning Open Mat. James Stevenson leads Wednesday BJJ under Ben’s guidance.

Nascot Wood Road
Watford, WD17 4YS
Ben Babbington wearing his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and Gi

OUR HEAD INSTRUCTOR

Experienced coaching from your first session.

Ben Babbington

Founder / Head Instructor · Havoc Grappling

Ben founded ZKS Martial Arts in 1999 and has nearly 30 years of experience working with children, teenagers and adults. He is a 1st Degree Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt.

For a new member, that experience means clear explanations, help with unfamiliar movements and an appropriate pace from the first session.

Ben continues to train and compete himself. He won two silver medals at the National Masters BJJ Championships in September 2026. That experience informs his coaching; it does not make competition a requirement for members.

Competition is available if it interests you. Training for enjoyment, technique and fitness is equally welcome.

Ben’s BJJ lineage

Helio Gracie → Rolls Gracie → Maurício Gomes → Roger Gracie → Kevin Capel → Ben Babbington.

Meet Ben · Read Ben’s competition reflection

Havoc in Watford

James Stevenson is the lead instructor at ZKS Watford and a BJJ purple belt under Ben. He leads Wednesday evening BJJ under Ben’s guidance.

Meet your Watford coach →

TRY IT, THEN DECIDE

Your trial and membership

Standard

£35 / month

1 BJJ session per week

Premium

£45 / month

2 BJJ classes per week

Elite

£55 / month

3 BJJ classes per week

£60 one-off joining fee, including your uniform. Monthly membership is paid by Direct Debit. Choose suitable regular sessions, subject to availability and booking confirmation.

A free BJJ trial

Request a suitable Havoc class through the ZKS joining process. Choose BJJ and your preferred venue, then wait for confirmation before attending.

A maximum of two trial sessions may be attended, subject to availability. If you continue, complete membership and Direct Debit setup before the next session.

Continuing with Havoc

Choose Standard at £35 per month for one session a week, Premium at £45 for two classes a week, or Elite at £55 for three classes a week. The one-off joining fee is £60, including your uniform.

Payments are by Direct Debit. ZKS’s published cancellation policy requires 30 days’ notice through the Members Area; cancelling the bank mandate alone does not cancel membership.

Cancellation and final-payment details · Direct Debit guidance

The dedicated beginner course is not currently running. You can request a suitable regular class instead.

YOUR PROGRESS

BJJ belts: a journey built on practice.

You start at white belt. The main adult BJJ belt sequence is white, blue, purple, brown and black. Each stage represents continued learning and experience on the mats.

  1. WhiteStart here
  2. Blue
  3. Purple
  4. Brown
  5. Black

What do the stripes mean?

White, blue, purple and brown belts can each have up to four stripes, marking progress within a belt. Black belts have a separate degree system; the journey continues after black belt.

Progress at your own pace

Promotions recognise your development. Your instructor decides when you’re ready, so there is no promised date for your next belt. Focus on learning, regular practice and being a responsible training partner. You do not need to compete to train and progress at Havoc.

The wider BJJ grading structure also includes senior red-and-black, red-and-white and red belts. See the IBJJF graduation guide (opens in a new tab) for the full structure and age requirements. BJJ grades are separate from the ZKS Taijutsu grading system.

PART OF THE WIDER BJJ COMMUNITY

Our affiliations

Safeguarding Code in Martial Arts

Safeguarding is part of our commitment to children, young people and adults training at ZKS. Our safeguarding recognition includes the Safeguarding Code in Martial Arts.

About the Safeguarding Code (opens in a new tab) · ZKS safeguarding guidance and reporting concerns

Start with a suitable class.

Adult BJJ normally starts at 16+. Under-18s need ZKS approval and the appropriate waiver. Choose your location and wait for booking confirmation before attending.

Still have a question? Visit our Help Centre.

Where can I train?

Live class timetable

Find a class by venue, day and school year. Class times and availability come from the live ZKS timetable.

Select your chosen class by using the dropdowns below.

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Children’s programmes normally follow school year. Adult sessions for under-18s require an invitation and approval. See which class to choose.

A displayed space is not a confirmed booking. Adaptive suitability is considered individually. Only attend after ZKS confirms your place.