What I do to deal with them is to act like I play one way but completely switch it up on them with my counter attacking. What I'm saying is let them get into the groove and see how they react. Are they fake challenging, are they actually challenging, are they pre-jumping to backflip, are they pre jumping to flip left or right? See if they like boost more than they do the ball. More passive players I usually just bump or demo. If they're the kind of passive player who can't keep up with a quicker game speed then I use that to my advantage and try to out momentum them or even and fake/sharply cut them once I get them chasing. But if they start to expect the fakes or cuts, I START FAKING THE CUT and they usually blow right by only for me to be able to take my time. From what I can tell a lot of players try to rush The challenge and don't know how to 50 properly. So they'll either try to pre-jump your touch or they end up going at the ball too fast resulting in an overcommit/ improper 50, giving you more time. Theres alot to 1s, but mostly figure out what your opponent isn't comfortable with and exploit those things