आद्यं तु जनितं कृत्वा तेनैव च निकुट्टकम् । स एव शकटास्यश्च वामश्चास्कन्दितो भवेत् ॥ ६१॥
By first performing the generated movement, one should create a ‘Nikuttaka’ with it. The same movement is also the one where the leftward side is lifted and is performed with an upward motion.
The 'Shakatāsya' movement should be recognized as a part of the exercise and combat circle. It is performed in the same manner with the feet placed in the 'Shakatāsya' position, following the circular pattern in a sequence.
The first movement is generated, and then it should be performed with an ascent. The retreating movement should follow with the left side (Vāmā) and the 'Shakatāsya' on the right (Dakṣiṇa).
By performing the movements in a circular manner, the sequence should be completed with alternating rotations. Half of this can be understood as the technique for combat, which is also known as the combat circle (yudhha maṇḍalam).
By performing the initial movement with the pointed finger, the reverse motion becomes the left position. The first movement, which induces a snake-like fear, also becomes the left position.