I know this may have been talked about before but bare with me as I have a general question about a pinpoint serve. I am a 4.0 to 4.5 level player who uses a platform stance. Recently, for fun, I tried to copy some of the pro's who use a pinpoint stance on thier serve. Alot of the pros seem to to start off in a platform stance but then drag their back leg forward into a pinpoint stance as they toss and hit the ball. Safin and Davenport for ex. Actually I notice that quite a few pros do this except for maybe Roddick who seems to generally start off in a pinpoint stance and does not drag the back leg forward into the pinpoint stance. I find I can do this technique but it seems to have a lack of control especially on a second serve!
1) What are the advantages of the pinpoint stance compared to the platform stance?
2) Does dragging the back leg forward into a pinpoint stance compared to just starting off in a pinpoint stance or simply just using a platform stance help generate more power as brings your body into the serve? It seems alot harder to land on the front leg.
3) Can anyone explain the mechanics of how to do this stance and serve?
Sorry for the overload of questions.
Thanks
Acer
1) What are the advantages of the pinpoint stance compared to the platform stance?
2) Does dragging the back leg forward into a pinpoint stance compared to just starting off in a pinpoint stance or simply just using a platform stance help generate more power as brings your body into the serve? It seems alot harder to land on the front leg.
3) Can anyone explain the mechanics of how to do this stance and serve?
Sorry for the overload of questions.
Thanks
Acer