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[Star Wars] Why would 360 degree turns ever be performed in lightsaber duels?

I haven't watched all the movies in a while, but I've seen in a bunch of the fights that duelists would turn around during fights frequently. It's not like it would help put it momentum for the next blow, since lightsabers can cut through pretty much anything with no force needed. It's a huge danger to have your back turned to another lightsaber user even for a split second, isn't it? What's the advantage when it's just a one-on-one fight besides looking flashy?
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99% of a lightsaber duel is mental, it's a battle of agility and precognition. All that flipping and spinning and juking and stuff is each of them trying to either find an unexpected angle of attack, taking the first path they see that gets them out of the way of an attack that won't come until a few seconds later, or trying to trick their opponent into a possible future where there is no way for them to win.