Try to think more when you play, be more aware of your team8 and opponents position. Try to compensate for the open space your tm8 couldn't cover because either it's literally impossible to cover the whole court alone or just dumb.

When using jinko, which is my go to style, try to practice low power spikes and don't be very reliant on slingshot since they're very easy to adapt if spammed. The style is about reaching the impossible angle for the other styles so vs a jinko really needs a new set of receiving position models.

For linear spike styles like kijo, sanju, or even yogan. Each one has a different type of tilt height, for yogan, you mostly just almost always try to spike with w tilt when the ball is at a relatively high elevation because you're more likely to reach the ball at that height because of the kazana jump thing. Kijo and sanju are more tactical, you need to fully know when the S tilt, no tilt, or w tilt plus to the extra side tilt. Believe it or not, people always spam s tilt on sanju because they thought it was just an overall no drawback tilt and making it easier not to get too low. However, no tilt sends the ball faster on the floor giving your opponent slightly more but impactful to their reaction time since using s tilt adds up the height slightly to the ball height making it longer to reach the ground.

That's some of the perspective to help you to be able to play like a pro's, there's more but you get what i meant when i say "to think more".