When dealing with multiple adversaries, the best strategy is usually to seek to avoid actual physical confrontation and ensure your own safety. Real-life violent confrontations can result in serious injuries and even legal consequences. However, knowing some basic self-defense and conflict management techniques can be helpful. If you can’t avoid a conflict, here are some strategies to help you deal with it more effectively: 1. **Stay calm**: Staying calm can help you make smarter decisions no matter the situation. 2. **Assess your environment quickly**: Look for potential escape routes or safe places, while paying attention to objects around you to see if there are any tools you can use to defend yourself. 3. **Prioritize threats**: If you must face multiple adversaries, try to subdue the most threatening adversary first. Usually, the one who is the most aggressive or looks the most likely to attack may be the priority target. 4. **Use terrain and obstacles**: Try to use your surroundings to protect yourself, such as using tables, chairs, or other obstacles to block your opponent’s approach. 5. **Keep moving**: Keep moving to make it harder for your opponent to attack you at the same time. Try to use sideways movement to ensure that no opponent is behind you. 6. **Target vulnerable areas**: In a self-defense situation, the goal is to stop the opponent's attack rather than cause harm. Attacking vulnerable areas can stop the threat faster, such as the opponent's eyes, nose, throat or knees. 7. **Use your voice appropriately**: Shouting for help loudly can attract the attention of people around you and may deter your opponent. 8. **Enlist support**: If there are others who can help, try to enlist support, whether it is calling the police or looking for passers-by to help. 9. **Learn to defend**: Some basic defensive skills and moves, such as blocking punches and dodging, can effectively reduce the risk of injury. 10. **Take self-defense training**: Consider taking formal self-defense courses to improve your reflexes and skills, so that you can be more confident and capable of protecting yourself in an emergency. Always remember that self-protection and safety are always the top priority at all times, and conflicts that can be avoided should be avoided as much as possible.