In the process of fighting or self-defense, letting the opponent lose balance is an effective strategy that can help you control the situation or quickly end the conflict. The following are some techniques, but please note that these techniques should only be used for self-defense or emergency situations, not to actively provoke or harm others. At the same time, it is recommended to learn and practice these techniques under the guidance of professionals to ensure safety and effectiveness. ### 1. **Low sweep leg** -**Technique**: Aim at the opponent's ankle or calf and quickly sweep with your feet. This can force the opponent to lose their balance and fall. -**Precautions**: Make sure to move quickly and forcefully while maintaining your balance. ### 2. **Push-pull combination** -**Technique**: When the opponent is standing unsteadily, quickly push or pull the opponent's body to shift its center of gravity. For example, first push the opponent's shoulder, and then quickly pull in the opposite direction. -**Precautions**: Control your strength when pushing and pulling to avoid excessive force causing you to lose your balance. ### 3. **Use the opponent's momentum** -**Technique**: When the opponent is rushing towards you, quickly turn sideways and use your hands or feet to guide the opponent's momentum, causing it to lose balance. For example, you can grab the opponent's arm or shoulder with your hand while tripping over the opponent with your foot. -**Precautions**: Move quickly and accurately to avoid being caught or counterattacked by the opponent. ### 4. **Low takedown** -**Technique**: Quickly lower the center of gravity of the body, hug the opponent's waist or legs, pull up and push forward vigorously, causing the opponent to lose balance and fall. -**Precautions**: Make sure to move quickly and forcefully, while protecting your head and neck. ### 5. **Use joint control** -**Technique**: Grab the opponent's wrist or elbow, quickly twist or press, forcing the opponent to lose balance due to pain or discomfort. -**Precautions**: Move quickly and accurately to avoid the opponent counterattacking or breaking free. ### 6. **Stumbling skills** -**Technique**: Quickly trip the opponent's ankle or calf with your feet, and at the same time push or pull the opponent's body with your hands to make it lose its balance. -**Precautions**: Ensure coordination of movements to avoid being caught or counterattacked by the opponent. ### 7. **Use the center of gravity to shift** -**Technique**: By quickly changing one's position or direction, forcing the opponent to adjust their center of gravity, causing them to lose their balance. For example, quickly move to one side, force the opponent to follow, and then suddenly move in the opposite direction. -**Precautions**: Move quickly and consistently to avoid being caught or counterattacked by the opponent. ### 8. **Head control** -**Technique**: Quickly control the opponent's head with your hands, push and pull to one side or rear vigorously, forcing the opponent to lose balance. -**Precautions**: Move quickly and forcefully, while protecting your head and neck. ### 9. **Use the environment** -**Skills**: Use the surrounding environment, such as walls, furniture, etc., to push the opponent towards obstacles and make them lose their balance. -**Precautions**: Make sure to move quickly and accurately to avoid yourself being trapped by the environment. ### 10. **Psychological tactics** -**Technique**: Through rapid and sudden movements or sounds, surprise or fear the other party, resulting in loss of balance or unresponsiveness. -**Precautions**: Psychological tactics need to be combined with actual actions to ensure that the opponent cannot quickly restore balance. ### Important note： -**Self-defense priority**: These techniques should only be used for self-defense or emergency situations, not to actively provoke or harm others. -**Legal compliance**: In any case, ensure that your behavior complies with local laws and ethics. -**Professional guidance**: It is recommended to learn and practice these techniques under the guidance of professionals to ensure safety and effectiveness. Hope these skills will help you, but please always remember that avoiding conflict is the best way to defend yourself.