The second road crosses the intersection of the tip of the foot.

The third road uses the power and momentum of chop, split, and cover to travel through darkness.

The fourth road props-up, coils and winds, left and right.

The fifth road plants a pounding step - opponent replaced on an oblique line.

The sixth road coils and winds generating momentum to lead over a single ridge.

The seventh road leads to a double ridge and crossed leg (hidden kick.)

The eighth road has a long straight force that has turn-change, circle, ring, and hoop.

The ninth road holds and locks with both hands, yin-yang hand.

The tenth road is like an arrow, a valuable springing force, appearing through winding and coiling. 

More kicking and more practice is the simple appearance.

Profound, subtle, infinite, and endless is the inside.

The final result of the practice fills one with heroics and courage.

When trouble stands right in front,  the thousands of techniques and all their variations are resolved.

One, three, five, seven, nine.

Two, four, six, eight, ten.

A "chain of metal rings."