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Reload this Page Defend the contact point/unit turns are the two most common causes of errors
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Old 11-12-2012, 03:05 PM   #32
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Where did this term "defend the contact point" originate? I don't find it with a casual search on google and bing, except references to this forum and the article with the same title which OP seems to have posted on another site.
I've seen the term used in several instructional videos online from various instructors.
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