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Contact-target Comparison

Compare knee-hold Cannonball, two-end UFO, Cookie Monster nose/mouth contact, conflicting Chicken Salad/Taipan, forward-zone Swiss Cheese and Slob conventions. Board, body and mouth targets belong in different contact fields.

HOW TO DO IT

Contact-target Comparison

Compare knee-hold Cannonball, two-end UFO, Cookie Monster nose/mouth contact, conflicting Chicken Salad/Taipan, forward-zone Swiss Cheese and Slob conventions. Board, body and mouth targets belong in different contact fields.

Preparation and setting

Apply to existing named records and their retained sources; this is an analysis/application page.

Execution / application sequence

  1. Identify contact target.
  2. Identify hand route separately.
  3. Identify simultaneous versus sequential contact.
  4. Keep source variants separate.
  5. Check what each description does not establish.

Learning and practice

Work through one existing example, preserve its original labels and record the unresolved field. This does not replace a missing execution lesson.

Errors, limits and corrections

A name containing grab does not force board contact. Knee hold has no inferred board zone.

Observable checks

Every known field, source conflict and incomplete instruction has an explicit outcome.

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editorial review notes

Original mechanical descriptions are paraphrased from retained source packets. New task sequencing, corrections and observable checks include SBSweet editorial synthesis. Position rehearsal is not a verified complete jump/rail curriculum. No videos or action images were analysed.