Here are some techniques to throw your opponent off balance in a fight: **Standing Techniques:** 1. **Kick**: Use a kick to target your opponent's feet, legs, or knees to throw them off balance. 2. **Grab and Pull**: Grab your opponent's arms or shoulders and pull them back to disrupt their balance. 3. **Hook**: Hook your opponent's legs or feet with your fists or hands to throw them off balance. 4. **Leg Sweep**: Sweep your leg through your opponent's legs and hit their ankles or knees to throw them off balance. 5. **Use your opponent's momentum**: Use your movement to throw your opponent off balance as they move forward or attack. **Wrestling and Fighting Techniques:** 1. **Take**: Carry your opponent on your shoulders or waist and throw them forward or to the side. 2. **Take and Sweep**: Sweep your opponent's legs and then take and throw them. 3. **Single Leg Take**: Grab one of your opponent's legs and hold it towards you to throw your opponent off balance. 4. **Kick-Down**: Kick your opponent's legs or feet with your foot or foot to knock them off balance. 5. **One-Arm Throw**: Grab one of your opponent's arms and twist it downward to knock them off balance. **Fighting Techniques:** 1. **Kneeling Strike**: Use your knee or foot to strike your opponent's body after they are already on the ground to slow them down. 2. **Circle Step**: Circling your opponent to make them lose their sense of direction and throw them off balance. 3. **Step**: Back away or move so your opponent chases you, using their momentum to knock them off balance. 4. **Defensive Kick**: Use kicks to defend against your opponent's attacks, knocking them off balance in the process. 5. **Overhand Throw**: Grab your opponent's arm or shoulder and throw them over your shoulder to the ground to knock them off balance. **Other Techniques:** 1. **Use the Environment**: Use the environment to knock your opponent off balance, such as pushing them close to a wall, pillar, or other obstacle. 2. **Disrupt your opponent's centering**: Disrupt your opponent's centering and throw them off balance by suddenly changing your position or using quick arm or leg movements to attack their head, neck or shoulders. 3. **Maintain a safe distance**: Maintain a stable and balanced position, use speed and agility to maintain a safe distance, and always be mindful of throwing your opponent off balance. Before using any physical techniques, it is important to consider the following: * **Self-defense**: Use physical techniques only when absolutely necessary to protect yourself or others from harm. * **Proportional**: Use force and technique that is proportional to the situation. * **Legal consequences**: Be aware of local laws and regulations regarding physical confrontations and be aware of potential consequences. Also remember that engaging in physical confrontations is a serious decision in relationships and social dynamics and should be avoided whenever possible. Always try to resolve conflicts through peaceful means and seek help if you feel threatened or in danger.