The WOK works for me:

[Kenpo-Sloth]

The Web of Knowledge (WOK) turned out to be a HUGE HELP
in my recent Jiu-jitsu training.

After learning various basics, I found myself thinking too much.
I would think......
OK I'm stuck in someone's mount which escape can I use
or
I have side control, which submission can I pull off from here,
etc....


So like any kenpoist,
I started looking at it with a Kenpo mindset and bingo
the Web of Knowledge popped into my head.

I decided to use positions instead of attacks because
that made more sense (to me).

Here are the positions I used as Category Headings:

• Standing (takedowns)
• Guard
• Back Control
• Front Control
• Side Control
• Kneeride
• Side Mount
• Mount

By categorizing, I'm able to practice all the
escapes and submissions from a particular position without confusion.

Just applying a Kenpo learning aid to a different art/style.

NOTE:
Being new to Jiu-jitsu, there may be a few
categories I haven't learned yet.

[kihon]

I have the exact same thing. I've been doing BJJ for about three months now, and I've found that categorizing things like that is very helpful. Instead of a jumble of seemingly random techniques, things are neatly filed away where they are supposed to be. I find that this is helping me improve much more quickly.

[ronin6]

Same here. I've been involved with BJJ for about a year now and I can apply many concepts I've learned in Kenpo to BJJ.