Sensei Hanratty wraps up his discussion of the 20 precepts, focusing on numbers 11 through 20:

11) Karate is like boiling water; without heat, it returns to its tepid state.

空手は湯の如し、絶えず熱度を与えざれば元の水に戻る________________________________________

12) Do not think of winning; think, rather, of not losing.

勝つ考えは持つな、負けぬ考えは必要

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13) Make adjustments according to your opponent.

敵に因って転化せよ

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14) The outcome of a battle depends on how one handles emptiness and fullness (weakness and strength).

戦は虚実の操縦如何に在り

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15) Think of your hands and feet as swords.

人の手足を剣と思え

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16) When you leave home, think that you have numerous opponents waiting for you.

男子門を出ずれば百万の敵あり

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17) Beginners must master low stance and posture; natural body positions are for the advanced.

構えは初心者にして後は自然体

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18) Practicing kata is one thing; engaging in a real fight is another.

形は正しく、実戦は別物

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19) Do not forget the proper application of: strength and weakness of power, expansion and contraction of the body, and slowness and speed of techniques.

力の強弱、体の伸縮、技の緩急を忘るな

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20) Always think and devise ways to improve.

常に思念工夫せよ