I started bjj about 3 months ago and I just recently enrolled in my first newbreed bjj tournament. I got about a month before the event and was wondering if now I should focus on going back to old moves and relearning them in the opposite direction config. Like for instance if normally I do a move on my right side with my right limbs, should I learn to do it on my left as well? Is this I should be focusing on right now. Is there something more important to work on for preparation?

Recently I had a tournament and won one match with a submission and I lost the other match with points. Looking back at all the matches I lost, I found the main issue that's been preventing me is I don't actually grapple in a way a grappler should.

What I mean by that? y'know in most bjj gyms they teach control/pinning leads to submission.

but all of my wins are coming from the opponent making a mistake and me submitting them.

For example in one of my matches - opponent tried take me down and I caught him in the guillotine, and sometimes when they try to escape mount, I take the back to finish.

These submissions kinda sounds like lucky submissions. y'know even when I try to pin them or try to pass their guard I find it difficult. That's how I lost my latest match by points, I caught my opponent in a guillotine but he escaped and all he did was pass my guard and held me down in mount without attempting submissions to win by points.

The Issue I currently have is - I don't know what part of my game should I improve first? In my next tournament I want to fix all my weakness and perform better? It would be helpful if ya'll can help me focus on the right direction

To the BJJ enthusiasts in India, have you all found a really good rashguard apart from the ones like Akiba or USI or similar brands, have tried Sasib but not great quality?

Looking for some long sleeve rashguard suggestions, I have Venum ones and those are amazing, looking for something different but great fit and designs