My first style was karazenpo-go-shinjutsu, an American version of kajukenbo.

We did freestyle grappling, submission grappling, both sitting and standing, usually 1v1, rarely ever 1v2, which was exhausting, and nearly impossible.

I was enamored with this part of our styles training, in fact, it's where I shined and gave it the most focus.

But good things don't last forever, much less hybrid styles, my master died and his school shut down.

I transitioned with ease in taekwondo, and yes it's wt/kkw style, but if you've taken karate then you're already at a head start.

It does not however, to my knowledge, have grappling.

I work as a security officer now, and I've heard that judo is good for law enforcement, but I have no idea how you guys train in judo.

Is it anything like striking arts where they teach you throws and basic fundamentals? Is there freestyle grappling? Are you required to master every technique or just ones that fit your physical advantage? Are there forms/kata/etc?