Mientras que no conocen la auténtica vía, ya sea en el budismo o en los asuntos mundanos, todo el mundo piensa que su camino es seguro y es algo buen… - Miyamoto Musashi

When the fight comes, always endeavour to chase the enemy around to your left side. Chase him towards awkward places, and try to keep him with his back to awkward places. When the enemy gets into an inconvenient position, do not let him look around, but conscientiously chase him around and pin him down. In houses, chase the enemy into the thresholds, lintels, doors, verandas, pillars, and so on, again not letting him see his situation. Always chase the enemy into bad footholds, obstacles at the side, and so on, using the virtues of the place to establish predominant positions from which to fight. You must research and train diligently in this.

In strategy you must know the Ways of other schools, so I have written about various other traditions of strategy in this the Wind Book.

When in a fight to the death, one wants to employ all one's weapons to the utmost. I must say that to die with one's sword still sheathed is most regrettable.