Should I copy other BJJ players styles?

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Yes, especially those built like you. Why reinvent the wheel? Find someone with your body type who views the world like you and has similar athletic abilities. Mirror your game off theirs. By committing to that ideal, you acquire enough skill to then make your own variations and iterations. You become something uniquely your own, but built on the foundation of those who came before you.

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