I think if you are going to target a specific player - one who is a decent player to boot - then you will need a better game plan than multiple choice basics. How do they play? Is their style tight aggressive? Are they passive? Do they show any weaknesses? Are they afraid to get their stack all in? Tons and tons of questions need answered - the bottom line is can you exploit them? If the answer is yes, than take advantage of them when you can. Your main strategy should be to focus and play a solid game - protect and grow your stack and exploit those who do not want to go bust.
I like the old school Doyle Brunson type approach for lots of tight players who don't want to get it all in with marginal or only one pair
hands- if you watch the man play heads up he has a nack for putting his opponents in terrible spots by shoving all in. Sure this will backfire once in a while, and we don't want to be doing this ALL the time or certainly not to certain opponents - especially those who may have our stack size covered - but aggression is certainly a factor most players do not respond very well to and this can be used to a great advantage by you.
Good luck.