Imagine the enemy as a boxer...
Usually We tend to focus on his fist (punch) , But the only true thing that enables him to give such a strong and fast punches, are the pair of legs that he leans on.The boxer focuses on his fist bursting energy and not on his legs that helps him lean on. If they will weaken, the boxer would lose his power, his fists will weakened, and he will lose is balance, his body will begin to feel heavy and most of the energy will be taken to assist the legs, as the enemy persist to hit them, he will get to see eventually the fight will be determined.
Therefore you should always seek for understanding what your enemy gets his energy power based on, that is his weakness point, and there you should concentrate your tactics energy to hit hard.
This will be the least predictable point that your enemy will defend.
Innovative Thoughts follow the read of book: "The 33 Strategies of War" by Robert Greene.
