I think I require a lot of different kinds of input for learning. So I try a combination of all of the above. I like watching Emily Kwok, Beatrice Jin, and Cassia Moura. They have styles that are very different from each other, but I enjoy seeing what kind of decisions they make and what battles are hardest/easiest for each one. 

Gun kata 

Not being flat on my back and framing. 

I wasn't allowed to do wrestling when I was in high school. I knew as an adult, there were few things in my way aside from finding a discipline I wanted to do it under and a place I felt comfortable. 

Probably either ScarJo or Tom Hardy lol

Guillotines

I like to isolate the technique because my brain can sometimes only handle one piece of information at a time. Plus, when I run into a problem executing, adding the next piece feels like a natural progression after I see what purpose the next part of the system plays in trying to achieve a certain outcome.