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If you are dealing with a multiple-assailant situation in which you want to send a clear message to the group—one that says they are not going to have an easy time dealing with you—biting the primary aggressor, and moving them so that they are between you and the others, can be an effective strategy. If those less-committed members of the group witness the most aggressive and determined member bleeding and in extreme pain, they will be less likely to want to involve themselves in the fight.

If you find yourself in a situation where you have no disengagement options and are dealing with multiple assailants, you should first see if de-escalation or acquiescing to your aggressors’ demands (handing your wallet over if it’s a mugging, etc.) will work as a solution. If your attackers seem committed to violence—i.e., they stay after you give them what they want, they continue to be verbally aggressive, etc., you will need to take decisive action.

Grab the attacker who is nearest to you—one hand grabbing the back of their head, the other their chin—and move rapidly and aggressively toward them. It is likely that the assailant nearest to you is the primary aggressor, and the other person(s) with them secondary aggressors who may or may not be motivated to get involved. They may simply be members of the group who will join in if necessary, but will not want to initiate an assault.