Dealing with multiple attackers in an enclosed space is a highly dangerous and challenging situation. Here are some suggestions, but please note that the best response is usually to avoid conflict and seek safety: 1. **Prevention First**: - **Stay Alert**: Be aware of your surroundings and avoid entering potentially dangerous areas. - **Establish Escape Routes**: Know all possible exits and escape routes before entering any enclosed space. 2. **Respond Calmly**: - **Stay Calm**: In a tense situation, calm thinking can help you make decisions more effectively. - **Voice Control**: Communicate in a firm but non-provocative tone to try to calm the situation. 3. **Use Defensive Techniques**: - **Target Vital Points**: If you must defend, focus on attacking vital parts of the opponent that can disrupt their balance or temporarily incapacitate them, such as the eyes, throat, knees, etc. - **Use the Environment**: Use surrounding objects as defensive tools, but avoid using lethal weapons. 4. **Teamwork**: - **Coordinated Action**: If you have a companion, coordinated actions can improve defense efficiency. - **Distraction**: One person attracts the enemy's attention while others look for opportunities to escape. 5. **Seek help**: - **Call for help**: Send out distress signals as much as possible to attract attention. - **Call the police**: Contact law enforcement for help immediately when it is safe to do so. 6. **Professional training**: - **Learn self-defense**: Taking qualified self-defense training courses, such as judo, Muay Thai, or other martial arts, can improve your ability to respond to emergencies. - **Psychological preparation**: Psychological preparation and training can help you respond more effectively in times of crisis. **Important note**: Physical self-defense may not guarantee complete safety when facing multiple attackers. The safest strategy is usually to avoid conflict, leave the scene quickly, and seek professional help. It is recommended to regularly attend self-defense courses taught by professional coaches to improve your ability to respond to emergencies.