Quickly identifying and attacking the opponent's weaknesses in actual combat requires a combination of observation, physical control and tactical awareness. The following are scientific and practical methods, but it should be noted: **Only for legal self-defense scenarios, avoid actively attacking others, and give priority to fleeing or alleviating conflicts. ** --- ###**1. Quickly observe weaknesses** 1. **Attitude analysis** -**Unstable center of gravity**: The distance between the legs is too narrow (easy to be swept) or too wide (unresponsive); the upper body is stiff (exposing the abdomen and ribs). -**Habitual side tendency**: Observe which side of the opponent's hands and feet move first (for example, a right-handed person often makes a right fist first), and attack the non-habitual side to reduce its counterattack efficiency. 2. **Action flaws** -**Excessive force**: When you punch/kick with all your strength, your body will be temporarily unbalanced (such as exposing your crotch with a high kick, and exposing your waist after a punch). -**Breathing rhythm**: When breathing rapidly (fatigue or tension), attacking the cardiopulmonary area (such as under the diaphragm) can accelerate the opponent's release. --- ###**2. Efficient attack target** 1. **Neural reflex zone** -**Solar plexus (below the sternum)**: A heavy blow can cause severe pain and difficulty breathing. -**Common peroneal nerve (outside of the knee)**: Kicking the knee or outside of the thigh can cause brief paralysis of the lower limbs. -**Carotid artery and sinus (both sides of the neck)**: Precise compression may cause dizziness (you need to control your strength to avoid fatal risks). 2. **Joint and structural weaknesses** -**Knee joint**: A lateral kick or impact on the popliteal fossa (behind the knee) can destroy balance. -**Elbow joint**: Grab the wrist and back joint to suppress when the opponent punches straight (close-up skills are required). -**Ankle/arch of the foot**: Stepping on or sweeping low can limit the ability to move. --- ###**3. Psychological and tactical suppression** 1. **Create fear** -**False move to mislead**: Feint to the face to force the opponent to raise his hand and turn to attack the abdomen or legs. -**Environmental deterrence**: Use sound (roar interference) and space (force into corners to restrict movement). 2. **Control the rhythm** -**Counterattack window**: Cut in at the moment when the opponent's attack fails or the move is closed (such as breaking in when the opponent stops after boxing). -**Continuous strike**: After attacking a weakness, it does not stop, connecting control skills (such as throat locking, throwing) to completely disintegrate the resistance. --- ###**4. Risk and ethics reminder** -**Legal boundaries**: Give priority to non-lethal means (such as withdrawing after being pushed down) to avoid attacking the back of the head, throat and other deadly parts. -**Differences in physical fitness**: If the opponent's physique or weapon is dominant, escape >fight>fight hard. -**Training preparation**: It is recommended to strengthen reflexes through actual combat simulation (such as Brazilian jiu-jitsu and boxing), rather than relying on theory. --- **Summary**: The core of the rapid end of the battle is “breaking the balance-suppressing the ability to counterattack-getting out of danger”. In actual scenarios, calm judgment and decisive execution are more important than technology.