Making the opponent lose balance in a physical conflict is an effective self-defense technique, but it needs to be used carefully to avoid unnecessary injury or legal consequences. The following are some common methods, but keep in mind that these techniques should only be used in self-defense or to protect others.： ### 1. **Use the center of gravity** -**Push-pull combination**: Break the opponent's center of gravity by quickly pushing and pulling the opponent's body. For example, first push the opponent forward, and then suddenly pull back, causing them to lose their balance. -**Lateral movement**: Apply force to the opponent's side, forcing its center of gravity to shift, causing it to lose balance. ### 2. **Attack the next plate** -**Sweeping legs**: Quickly sweep the opponent's calf or ankle with your feet to make it lose support. -**Kick**: Aim at the opponent's knees or thighs and kick hard to force them to bend or retreat. ### 3. **Use joints** -**Control your wrists or elbows**: Grab the opponent's wrists or elbows, quickly twist or pull to one side, forcing his body to tilt. -**Locking joints**: By locking the opponent's joints (such as elbows or knees), it restricts their ability to move and forces them to lose their balance. ### 4. **Use weight** -**Body collision**: Use your shoulders or the entire body to quickly hit the opponent's chest or shoulders, forcing them to retreat or fall down. -**Low-body collision**: Lower the center of gravity of the body and hit the opponent's waist or legs with your shoulders or head, causing them to lose their balance. ### 5. **Psychological tactics** -**False shaking**: Confuse the opponent through feints, causing them to react wrongly, thereby losing their balance. -**Fast movement**: By moving quickly and changing positions, it is difficult for the opponent to predict your movements and lose your balance. ### 6. **Use the environment** -**With the help of obstacles**: Push the opponent towards a wall, railing or other obstacle, forcing them to lose their balance. -**Use the ground**: By tripping or dragging the opponent, make them lose their balance and fall to the ground. ### Precautions： -**Self-defense priority**: These techniques should only be used in self-defense or protection of others to avoid actively provoking conflicts. -**Moderate use**: Try to avoid unnecessary injury, especially in non-fatal situations. -**Legal risks**: In any case, you must take into account the legal consequences and ensure that your actions are within the scope permitted by law. ### Training advice： -**Learn self-defense techniques**: Take self-defense or martial arts courses to learn how to effectively use these techniques in actual combat. -**Simulation exercises**: Conduct simulation exercises in a safe environment and be familiar with the application of these techniques. Please always remember that avoiding conflicts is the best policy, and if possible, try to solve the problem through communication or evacuation.