NIJU KUN (20 Precepts)
  
  • Karate is not only dojo training. 
  • Don't forget that Karate begins with a bow and ends with a bow. 
  • In Karate, never attack first. 
  • One who practices Karate must follow the way of justice. 
  • First you must know yourself. Then you can know others. 
  • Spiritual development is paramount; technical skills are merely means to the end. 
  • You must release your mind. 
  • Misfortune comes out of laziness. 
  • Karate is a lifelong training. 
  • Put Karate into everything you do. 
  • Karate is like hot water. If you do not give heat constantly it will again become cold. 
  • Do not think you have to win. Think that you do not have to lose. 
  • Victory depends on your ability to tell vulnerable points from invulnerable ones. 
  • Move according to your opponent. 
  • Consider your opponent's hands and legs as you would sharp swords. 
  • When you leave home, think that millions of opponents are waiting for you. 
  • Ready position for beginners and natural position for advanced students. 
  • Kata is one thing. Engaging in a real fight is another. 
  • Do not forget (1) strength and weakness of power, (2) expansion and contraction of the body,  (3) slowness and speed of techniques. 
  • Devise at all times. 
 
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