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@@subscribetonihgt Give it some time, share the video with your tennis mates and tell them to like your comment. 100 players surely want to see a Del Potro forehand analysis lesson?
As of July 2022, 7 of the atp top 10 use a pinpoint stance. I've used both and prefer the pinpoint mainly because it seems to help my timing with the toss and weight transfer. Love your channel's analysis.
I love that your microphone picks up the sound of your serve so well. Such a nice WHACK. Thanks for uploading. I also appreciate that you respond to people's comments.
Great video Simon. I personally use the platform, I am twelve year old and can serve around 90mph on the first serve consistently. I have hit 102 with the pin point stance but I find that I lose consistency and have knee problems. However if you can consistently hit a pin point stance serve, I don’t know why you wouldn’t, It can produce more power. Another thing I noticed was that I have a better kick serve with platform.
The mental game and the negative impact it has when playing games. What ways do you use to overcome the fear that we sometimes feel when playing games?
Im a righty but I can serve ambidextrously. I use platfrom when I serve righty and Pinpoint when I serve lefty. It just feels natural for me to do it this way. I struggle with my toss when I serve right handed and find that less movement makes it easier to get a consistent toss. But when I serve left handed, I get to toss with my right hand, which is effortlessly more consistent since its my right hand doing the toss.
+1 for Gasquet’s backhand! Also, would be interesting to hear your perspective on why he seems to have changed it. I remember when he first made his breakthrough he had a lot more variation. Sharp angles, heavy topspin, flat 100mph winners from 2 meters behind the baseline... now it feels like he predominately hits loopy BHs and it doesn’t feel like it’s the weapon it once was.
For some reason, the pinpoint helps guide me through the serving motion because I seem to time other parts of the serve with when I bring my feet together. Idk, it just made more sense to me
That's good Gabriel, some players really benefit more from one stance over the other. Thanks for tuning in. Any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
I'll have to catch up and watch all your videos first! Your guys' stuff definitely helped get me to start playing last year, thanks so much for making these!
Almost want to use PinPoint on first and Platform on second serve 😂 but that’s not going to help. I used to serve from platform but I’m very tall and my coach just had me change to pinpoint - I still need to see if I want to stick with it. Thanks for this great explanation of what the differences really are
The best way to find out what works best for your game is experimenting with both. Especially in matches, so playing a few matches using pinpoint and then a few with platform and analysing the outcomes. All the best Simon
4 serves & 4 hits on the cans (with no editing?). I'm impressed - I practice serving the same way but I can only manage about 1 hit in 8 serves on a good day. 😒 Who painted those lines... Call me OCD but I want to go to your court and straighten out the lines, and make the net post vertical. As always, thumbs up for the training, thumbs down to the line painter. 😊
I wish mate, lots of editing haha. I actually found out why the lines are so bent. At the club where this is filmed, at the start of the grass season, the lines are all straight. There is a big hill right behind these courts and when it rains, the water pours down on to the courts and moves the ground below the court slightly so the lines end up being bent.
I've always wondered if one could utilize both with a platform stance starting out, moving into a half pinpoint stance on the drive upward. By half pinpoint, I mean not bringing the R foot all the way to the left foot. But bringing it in only about halfway. Giving weight transfer and improved stability. Just a thought
I tried the switch from platform to pinpoint recently. However after 3-4 months, went back to platform as my toss was very inconsistent with the pinpoint.
Is it common with the platform stance to fall to the left on serve? Specifically after the hit when the left foot extends forward to catch the body. Fed does it in your example clip. I thought it was a personal issue because my weight wasn’t driving up as much as it should or the right leg wasn’t extending properly to counterbalance, but seeing Fed has me wondering.
It all depends on how you position your back foot. Federer changes his foot positioning depending on the serve he's going for. If the back foot is quite far to the left of the body line, it can drag the player to the left after contact.
Years of training and testing out new techniques Kenneth. I never had a coach growing up so I had to be my own guinea pig until I got it right. Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialSimon, I can't imagine how you never had a coach growing up because you're so professional. If you don't have a coach, like how I am right now, how did you get that advanced and improve to level 4 in ATP coach standards? Does that mean I can also get better without a coach?
@@historyisthebest5831 I became my own coach, years and years of studying technique and then applying it through trial and error to see what works and what doesn't. It's a longer path compared to having a good coach feed you the information but now with the online world, a physical coach is less important. When I started coaching, I realized quickly that I could help many players with my knowledge and got frustrated at being limited in my hourly time slots and slowly TTT was formed
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Wow that's an inspiring story! I'm a junior and my dad say that he might have to find me a coach though I'm now practicing with your videos, especially on forehand.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Coach Simon ! I seriously cannot believe that you didn't have a coach and just self-learned all this way to such a high level, how amazing that was！！ I'm from Taiwan here, feeling benefited a lot from all your videos so far！ Many thanks to TTT, and hope l keep learning more from you guys！You're the best
Interesting analysis... The vast majority of the shorter players I can think of (Diego Schwarztman, Olivier Rochus, Simona Halep, David Ferrer, Lleyton Hewitt) seem to have pinpoint stances. As a shorter player myself, I thought pinpoint was the way to go. Perhaps platform works best for those of average height and pinpoint for extremes? Can you think of any other advantages shorter single players might prefer pinpoint?
Pinpoint is the most commonly used stance on tour for sure, however, it's interesting that 6/10 top ten pros use platform. I think the main reason so many pros use the pinpoint is because of the weight shift and the effortless power you get with the transfer of energy.
Simon, would you consider Roddicks/Early days Monfils serving motion as platform or a stationary pinpoint? Great video as always and thanks in advance.
I call the Roddick and early days Monfils stance - the hybrid stance, wide pinpoint/narrow platform. Thank you for watching, Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
Monfils did for a while, then he changed it and stopped switching. Thanks for watching Any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon
Hey simon i noticed that your forehand takeback is quite direct towards the back of the fence. I was wondering whether or not if you done a circular takeback and then point the racquet face towards the back fence, would it be better in your opinion?
My forehand is compact, which suits my style of hitting on the rise and staying close to the baseline. A bigger loop would make that style harder to do, as the bigger loop requires time, on clay it would work but not on faster courts or indoors. All the best Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial I guess it just doesn't feel fully natural to me. A large part of it is because I like to come in to the net, so I'm instinctively always looking to come forward. When I tried the platform stance, it felt like my body was moving more upwards when I wanted to be moving forwards.thibking about it too, the rocking motion I get with the pinpoint motion is a big part of the rhythm of my serve
Watching the video at the end of 2021 and realizing only 2 of the 10 players in top ten 2021(race to tourin) use the platform stance. I feel you can be much more explosive using the pinpoint.
Have you thought playing a m15 qualy just to know if you can get that precious atp point (i think so). Or were you already professional in the past? Sorry for the bad english.
I competed at Futures level in the past, managed to qualify for a few events but lost in the first round against players between 200-400 ATP. I think often about playing a few more events but it's so time-consuming and my focus right now is TTT.
Do you have any thoughts on Grigor Dimitrov's service action by the way? I've heard a lot of commentators talking about how there's a glitch in it somewhere and how he loses power as a result. It looks almost like he might take the platform motion a bit too far so that the other bits of his serve don't fully sync with it.
Dimitrov has a very long motion, with his arm slowing down when he starts the lift. He's tried to copy Federer's motion but it hasn't worked for him. If I were to coach him, I'd do two things: 1. Speed up the swing, with no breaks along the way so his arm is building up speed right from the start 2. Take him away from all the sexy women he's around, try to get him focused on his craft only. Woman weaken legs, as Mickey said.
@@josephwesthill2174 I can't say that for sure, but he looks like a bit of a playboy. I know he works his ass off in training, but he seems to have other interests away from the court that distracts him. Look at Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray when he was at the top, they all have long term girlfriends or are married. They then focus on the craft at hand. Dating and looking for new girlfriends is taxing on the mind, your focus is elsewhere. Same is true in many other sports, like Mickey said in Rocky!
Thanks for watching, that's true for many players but then the back leg doesn't drive as well normally. Any lessons you want to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon
I switched to pinpoint stance few years ago, feel the added power, but my right foot (righty player) is still coming to far front of my left foot. I struggled with this mistake, if you have an advice or comment about this common mistake..
Thank you for watching, Serve speed - no idea Ollie, last time I had it measured was in 2010 and at that time I was hitting between 115-120mph Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
Looks like a very effective weapon from both stances . The biggest concern in my game at the minute is wether to switch from natural eastern grip to semi - western . I am 6'5 and have power , but often hit the ball long with eastern grip . But as I have not grown up with SW grip I'm finding transition difficult. I know you have a few videos explaining differences between two so will look over them again. Thanks for all your advice on your channel, it has helped a lot :) Ollie
I know its difficult to give tips without seeing the player, but i cant make a decision between pin point and platform, im 5,6, so i need consistency and spin in my serves, im righty but my dominant leg is the left, i have strong legs, pin point feels better for me as i dont like to jump a lot and i feel i use better my body, also better rythm but my toss is worse with it, i also feel that if i trained platform enough i could have a better second serve and that would be huge for me, im not old and i can learn, but i cant make a decision about it, theres something you could say to guide me besides what is said in the video? Which i liked a lot btw
It all depends on the player, some prefer the pinpoint, others the platform. Experiment with both and see which one works better for you Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future? All the best Simon
I find that's the same for most players. Wider base, easier to turn the body and stay side on. Thanks for watching! Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
It takes time after a change to get used to it. Thank you for watching, Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial a video on point construction , when to go down the line, how much variation to use (looping top spin, to flat, to slice, to drawing them in , etc). Also, still need help ingraining split step into my game, possibly some drills on ingraining it so it is subconscious and doesn't need to be thought about. During warmup, I split every ball, in match play I catch myself not splitting, or it takes serious focus to ingrain it. I know this is amateur, but I play alot and that definitely is a hindrance! Will take me from consistent 4.0 up.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial sorry it's some compliments for you in my mother tongue....... sorry for that...can you please do a video on how to do a good second serve in tennis
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Would love to see a del potro forehand analysis
Get this comment to 100 likes and we'll do it!
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial 18 is the best we can do man
@@subscribetonihgt Give it some time, share the video with your tennis mates and tell them to like your comment. 100 players surely want to see a Del Potro forehand analysis lesson?
Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons Lol how many people are physically capable of hitting like him though lol
@@StunnaDroppedYou probs not many, his physical body, arm length and technique are what make his forehand unique.
As of July 2022, 7 of the atp top 10 use a pinpoint stance. I've used both and prefer the pinpoint mainly because it seems to help my timing with the toss and weight transfer. Love your channel's analysis.
I love that your microphone picks up the sound of your serve so well. Such a nice WHACK. Thanks for uploading. I also appreciate that you respond to people's comments.
Glad you enjoy it and thank you for watching
Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Great video Simon. I personally use the platform, I am twelve year old and can serve around 90mph on the first serve consistently. I have hit 102 with the pin point stance but I find that I lose consistency and have knee problems. However if you can consistently hit a pin point stance serve, I don’t know why you wouldn’t, It can produce more power. Another thing I noticed was that I have a better kick serve with platform.
Glad you enjoyed it
Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Please one video diet plan for tennis players
I have switched from platform to pinpoint, I found it helps body rotation.
Great video! I changed from pinpoint to platform stance and wish I had an explanation like this about the weight transfers.
Thank you for watching,
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Extremely useful video!
Explains and clearly demonstrates the difference between the two positions in the service.
Thank you for watching
Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?
All the best
Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial The mental Game !
The mental game and the negative impact it has when playing games.
What ways do you use to overcome the fear that we sometimes feel when playing games?
Im a righty but I can serve ambidextrously. I use platfrom when I serve righty and Pinpoint when I serve lefty. It just feels natural for me to do it this way. I struggle with my toss when I serve right handed and find that less movement makes it easier to get a consistent toss. But when I serve left handed, I get to toss with my right hand, which is effortlessly more consistent since its my right hand doing the toss.
Great video!! I hope one day to see the analysis of Richard Gasquet's backhand
Thank you for watching and for the suggestion.
We'll keep Gasquet's backhand in mind
Is there anything in your game you want to improve?
Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial yeah I need to improve my mobilty at the tennis court
+1 for Gasquet’s backhand! Also, would be interesting to hear your perspective on why he seems to have changed it.
I remember when he first made his breakthrough he had a lot more variation. Sharp angles, heavy topspin, flat 100mph winners from 2 meters behind the baseline... now it feels like he predominately hits loopy BHs and it doesn’t feel like it’s the weapon it once was.
Dude you defo have my favourite serve I've seen on youtube trainers. Love it.
Another great video Simon. Nailing those cans like a gun fighter 💪
Thank you for watching Patrick
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
For some reason, the pinpoint helps guide me through the serving motion because I seem to time other parts of the serve with when I bring my feet together. Idk, it just made more sense to me
That's good Gabriel, some players really benefit more from one stance over the other.
Thanks for tuning in.
Any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
I'll have to catch up and watch all your videos first!
Your guys' stuff definitely helped get me to start playing last year, thanks so much for making these!
Almost want to use PinPoint on first and Platform on second serve 😂 but that’s not going to help.
I used to serve from platform but I’m very tall and my coach just had me change to pinpoint - I still need to see if I want to stick with it. Thanks for this great explanation of what the differences really are
The best way to find out what works best for your game is experimenting with both. Especially in matches, so playing a few matches using pinpoint and then a few with platform and analysing the outcomes.
All the best
Simon
4 serves & 4 hits on the cans (with no editing?). I'm impressed - I practice serving the same way but I can only manage about 1 hit in 8 serves on a good day. 😒
Who painted those lines... Call me OCD but I want to go to your court and straighten out the lines, and make the net post vertical.
As always, thumbs up for the training, thumbs down to the line painter. 😊
I wish mate, lots of editing haha.
I actually found out why the lines are so bent.
At the club where this is filmed, at the start of the grass season, the lines are all straight.
There is a big hill right behind these courts and when it rains, the water pours down on to the courts and moves the ground below the court slightly so the lines end up being bent.
I've always wondered if one could utilize both with a platform stance starting out, moving into a half pinpoint stance on the drive upward. By half pinpoint, I mean not bringing the R foot all the way to the left foot. But bringing it in only about halfway. Giving weight transfer and improved stability. Just a thought
Wawrinka does that slightly, doesn't bring his feet all the way together.
Roddick used the hybrid stance (wide pinpoint/narrow platform)
Great content, love it, really helpful
Just switching to platform as I have discovered it works better for kick second serve and I don’t want two dramatically different service actions.
Thanks for watching
Are there any videos you would like to see in the near future?
All the best
Simon
I tried the switch from platform to pinpoint recently. However after 3-4 months, went back to platform as my toss was very inconsistent with the pinpoint.
Thank you for watching,
Is there any part of your game you want to improve?
All the best
Simon
Ok what do I need to do to see the next videos. Thanks Steve
I noticed a lot of the younger taller ATP players coming up using pinpoint stance, any reason why?
Easier to generate power. Platform requires more effort from the legs, with the pinpoint you can use momentum
Very useful explanation. Thanks
Thank you for watching,
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Great Coach 👍🏻
Thanks for watching
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Is it common with the platform stance to fall to the left on serve? Specifically after the hit when the left foot extends forward to catch the body. Fed does it in your example clip. I thought it was a personal issue because my weight wasn’t driving up as much as it should or the right leg wasn’t extending properly to counterbalance, but seeing Fed has me wondering.
Feds serve at 5:20 is what I’m referring to.
It all depends on how you position your back foot.
Federer changes his foot positioning depending on the serve he's going for.
If the back foot is quite far to the left of the body line, it can drag the player to the left after contact.
How do you get that kind of accuracy on your serve? Amazing!
Years of training and testing out new techniques Kenneth.
I never had a coach growing up so I had to be my own guinea pig until I got it right.
Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020?
All the best
Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialSimon, I can't imagine how you never had a coach growing up because you're so professional. If you don't have a coach, like how I am right now, how did you get that advanced and improve to level 4 in ATP coach standards? Does that mean I can also get better without a coach?
@@historyisthebest5831 I became my own coach, years and years of studying technique and then applying it through trial and error to see what works and what doesn't. It's a longer path compared to having a good coach feed you the information but now with the online world, a physical coach is less important. When I started coaching, I realized quickly that I could help many players with my knowledge and got frustrated at being limited in my hourly time slots and slowly TTT was formed
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Wow that's an inspiring story! I'm a junior and my dad say that he might have to find me a coach though I'm now practicing with your videos, especially on forehand.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial
Coach Simon ! I seriously cannot believe that you didn't have a coach and just self-learned all this way to such a high level, how amazing that was！！
I'm from Taiwan here, feeling benefited a lot from all your videos so far！
Many thanks to TTT, and hope l keep learning more from you guys！You're the best
Interesting analysis... The vast majority of the shorter players I can think of (Diego Schwarztman, Olivier Rochus, Simona Halep, David Ferrer, Lleyton Hewitt) seem to have pinpoint stances.
As a shorter player myself, I thought pinpoint was the way to go. Perhaps platform works best for those of average height and pinpoint for extremes? Can you think of any other advantages shorter single players might prefer pinpoint?
Pinpoint is the most commonly used stance on tour for sure, however, it's interesting that 6/10 top ten pros use platform.
I think the main reason so many pros use the pinpoint is because of the weight shift and the effortless power you get with the transfer of energy.
DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU ARE USED TO AND WHERE YOU ARE COMFORTABLE WITH :D
Can i use both? In my case i feel more comfortable to use platforms stance for the deuce side(right) and I use pinpoint for the odd side(left)
Could you make a vid on how to get more height and not just topspin on the forehand. And keep up the good work ❤️
Thank you for watching,
All the best
Simon
Try to hit through the ball more and not so much topspin
@@michaelcompton2712 thx for the advice. Will give it a try
Simon, would you consider Roddicks/Early days Monfils serving motion as platform or a stationary pinpoint?
Great video as always and thanks in advance.
I call the Roddick and early days Monfils stance - the hybrid stance, wide pinpoint/narrow platform.
Thank you for watching,
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks for answering, Simon. I would definitely be interested in some videos about tennis tactics.
Platform stance club.
Oh yes
From your description it sounds like the pinpoint is better for 1st serves and platform is better for 2nd serves. Does anyone do that?
Monfils did for a while, then he changed it and stopped switching.
Thanks for watching
Any lessons you would like to see from us in 2020?
All the best
Simon
Really thinking abput switching to the platform stand
Thank you for watching,
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Anything regarding to get some backhand consistency, since i‘m struggling with that 🤔😬
Hey simon i noticed that your forehand takeback is quite direct towards the back of the fence. I was wondering whether or not if you done a circular takeback and then point the racquet face towards the back fence, would it be better in your opinion?
My forehand is compact, which suits my style of hitting on the rise and staying close to the baseline.
A bigger loop would make that style harder to do, as the bigger loop requires time, on clay it would work but not on faster courts or indoors.
All the best
Simon
Feels when Nishikori and Fognini were in the top 10
👍
I use platform stance on first serve and pinpoint stance on second serve. Is this unconventional..?
Yes, it is, Monfils did that for a while then stopped.
Thanks for watching
Any lessons you want to see from us in 2020?
All the best
Simon
For me personally, I'm not a fan of the platform stance. It feels like my body is moving in the wrong direction.
Everyone is different, however, it sounds like you might not be using the platform stance correctly.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial I guess it just doesn't feel fully natural to me. A large part of it is because I like to come in to the net, so I'm instinctively always looking to come forward. When I tried the platform stance, it felt like my body was moving more upwards when I wanted to be moving forwards.thibking about it too, the rocking motion I get with the pinpoint motion is a big part of the rhythm of my serve
Watching the video at the end of 2021 and realizing only 2 of the 10 players in top ten 2021(race to tourin) use the platform stance. I feel you can be much more explosive using the pinpoint.
Power is one element, accuracy, serve variety, injury prevention are all other elements that need considered
Have you thought playing a m15 qualy just to know if you can get that precious atp point (i think so). Or were you already professional in the past? Sorry for the bad english.
I competed at Futures level in the past, managed to qualify for a few events but lost in the first round against players between 200-400 ATP. I think often about playing a few more events but it's so time-consuming and my focus right now is TTT.
Do you have any thoughts on Grigor Dimitrov's service action by the way? I've heard a lot of commentators talking about how there's a glitch in it somewhere and how he loses power as a result. It looks almost like he might take the platform motion a bit too far so that the other bits of his serve don't fully sync with it.
Dimitrov has a very long motion, with his arm slowing down when he starts the lift. He's tried to copy Federer's motion but it hasn't worked for him. If I were to coach him, I'd do two things:
1. Speed up the swing, with no breaks along the way so his arm is building up speed right from the start
2. Take him away from all the sexy women he's around, try to get him focused on his craft only. Woman weaken legs, as Mickey said.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Is it actually true that Dimitrov's poor results have to do with him focusing too much on dating famous women?
@@josephwesthill2174 I can't say that for sure, but he looks like a bit of a playboy. I know he works his ass off in training, but he seems to have other interests away from the court that distracts him.
Look at Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray when he was at the top, they all have long term girlfriends or are married.
They then focus on the craft at hand.
Dating and looking for new girlfriends is taxing on the mind, your focus is elsewhere.
Same is true in many other sports, like Mickey said in Rocky!
I feel like i'm more in rhythm when I use the pinpoint stance compared to the platform stance
Thanks for watching, that's true for many players but then the back leg doesn't drive as well normally.
Any lessons you want to see from us in 2020?
All the best
Simon
I switched to pinpoint stance few years ago, feel the added power, but my right foot (righty player) is still coming to far front of my left foot. I struggled with this mistake, if you have an advice or comment about this common mistake..
Work on the weight shift and the back leg coming forward without the ball, just shadow the foot movement over and over again.
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial ok thanks
On which days will you guys be at the us open?
We're scheduled to be there this week Thursday/Friday all day and possibly Saturday pm
Seems like Platform leads to a more consistent serve - less moving parts.
Thanks for tuning in.
Any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Videos of players that have 'copied' (no one can really) Federer's forehand and what it took to do so lol
Thanks for explaining the key difference , what is your first serve speed ?
Thank you for watching,
Serve speed - no idea Ollie, last time I had it measured was in 2010 and at that time I was hitting between 115-120mph
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
Looks like a very effective weapon from both stances . The biggest concern in my game at the minute is wether to switch from natural eastern grip to semi - western . I am 6'5 and have power , but often hit the ball long with eastern grip . But as I have not grown up with SW grip I'm finding transition difficult. I know you have a few videos explaining differences between two so will look over them again. Thanks for all your advice on your channel, it has helped a lot :)
Ollie
How tall is Simon?
185cm
Is that not a foot fault at 2:39?
Yes, it is, however he's training so it doesn't really matter
I know its difficult to give tips without seeing the player, but i cant make a decision between pin point and platform, im 5,6, so i need consistency and spin in my serves, im righty but my dominant leg is the left, i have strong legs, pin point feels better for me as i dont like to jump a lot and i feel i use better my body, also better rythm but my toss is worse with it, i also feel that if i trained platform enough i could have a better second serve and that would be huge for me, im not old and i can learn, but i cant make a decision about it, theres something you could say to guide me besides what is said in the video? Which i liked a lot btw
Witch Stance is best
It all depends on the player, some prefer the pinpoint, others the platform.
Experiment with both and see which one works better for you
Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?
All the best
Simon
For some reason platform is easier for my to hit kick serves. Don’t why why. I serve pinpoint though.
I find that's the same for most players. Wider base, easier to turn the body and stay side on.
Thanks for watching!
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
i've changed from pinpoint to platform, but not sure if was right move. It removed foot faults though ha!
It takes time after a change to get used to it.
Thank you for watching,
Are there any videos you'd like to see from us in the near future?
All the best
Simon
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial a video on point construction , when to go down the line, how much variation to use (looping top spin, to flat, to slice, to drawing them in , etc). Also, still need help ingraining split step into my game, possibly some drills on ingraining it so it is subconscious and doesn't need to be thought about. During warmup, I split every ball, in match play I catch myself not splitting, or it takes serious focus to ingrain it. I know this is amateur, but I play alot and that definitely is a hindrance! Will take me from consistent 4.0 up.
May I know where your class is?
Do you mean where this video was filmed or where we hold lessons?
Where do you hold a lesson?
Our next clinic will be in Malta, full details here - www.top-tennis-training.com/malta-2019/
damn that court must be a nightmare to play on so many chances for the ball to bounce funny...
Sure is 🤣
Um isn’t Zverev taller than Tsitsipas?
Yes Zverev is taller, but I said that Tsitsipas was the tallest player in the top 10 who uses the platform stance, not in general.
Top Tennis Training - Pro Tennis Lessons oh whoops, didn’t hear it all, my bad, sorry
Mate I'm using this pinpoint where I bring my FRONT foot back, and its been working amazingly. Whats your opinion?
Illegal serve
Also ur technique isn’t good if u do that
Ithrem arivu indaayittum chettan entha ATP no 1 aakanje
I used google translate and it couldn't work out what was said!
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial sorry it's some compliments for you in my mother tongue....... sorry for that...can you please do a video on how to do a good second serve in tennis
The pinpoint looks a little bit girly like riding a bicycle sideways. 😂
anyone else that was just watching how the shadows moved after every cut? Just me? ok...
only 2 out of 9 shortest ATP players use platform
Interesting