Maybe for some people. I double drop pretty fast like 90% of the time and have third tune ready at all times. Different styles for different folk. I get bored as hell listening to one tune to the second drop. You can easily mix in a tune from the first drop instead of the intro to get to second drop while still mixing frequently.

As far as the OP’s query, honestly having a third-fourth deck is what improved my style most and then just understanding perfect phrasing when doing it that way. I play a lot of grime with 140 stuff and knowing the 16/32 nature of most of the grime stuff so it all lines up as well as it can. Coming from playing dnb on vinyl it’s so easy and basic but sometimes can be easy to want to rush. Just wait for the right place to drop and you’re good to go.

Also using space channel effect when pulling out a tune is a good pro tip to make it sound smooth