The Hit The Fence Community (elite club)

Rickson

G.O.A.T.
You may only join if you can hit the fence on your serve without the serve going long and without an extra bounce. Fences that are less than 20 feet from the baseline do not count.


1-Rickson: founder of the HTFC
2-Alexio92: wanted to be the first recruit in this community
3-Sup2Dresq: his serves go up, up, and away!
4-TheJRK: is a jerk!
5-Jonnyf: a Scottish lad
6-nyc: plays in all 5 boroughs
7-Loco4Tennis: is crazy for tennis
8-Supernatural_Serve: ghosts help him with his serve
9-user92626: lives in Beverly Hills
10-rosewall4ever
11-raiden031
12-Noveson
13-mmeyer1: practices with lemon
14-iradical18: is losing weight to hit the fence even better
15-Shashwat
16-CantBeBeat2
17-kicker magic: Laker fan
18-SalParadise17
19-Circa
20-Ferrari1190
21-Vermillion: likes colors
22-onehandbh
23-sharpilistik
24-WildVolley
25-Sentinel
26-goober
27-Tennis_Monk
28-vince916
29-J011yroger: tosses so far into the court, he might as well be at the net
30-THSBOI
31-Bud
32-fuzz nation
33-Verilious
34-Voltron: likes cartoons
35-Nadal_Monfils: has 2 favorite players
36-my_forehand: Boba Fett
37-sureshs
38-ChuDat
39-WBF
40-VGP
41-SlapShot
42-drakulie: AKA The Count
43-Tennis4203
44-lethalfang: A werewolf
45-kairosntx
46-theace21
47-Bungalo Bill: wants to get spotted a foot for every year over 60
48-Greg Raven
49-Babb
50-veryfatchocobo: likes to eat chocolate
51-Duzza: plays a lot of poker
52-jmverdugo
53-RoddickAce
54-hollywood9826
55-BravoRed691: is still indecisive
56-stav_babolat
57-Josherer
58-Djokovicfan4life: only joins the elite groups
59-demz: doesn't like Republicans
60-Craig A. Clark: AKA Brian Griffin
61-BeHappy: currently feuding with Bill
62-Andres Guazzelli: can hit the fence on 2nd serves too!
63-1hand4ever: uses wind aided serves
64-guitarplayer: uses a sidearm serve to simulate a topspin forehand
65-KIBBLLES: has 2 kinds of fence hitting serves
66-Lendl and Federer Fan: is damn proud of his serves
67-843: the 187
68-hollywood9826: "Screw Kenny George"
69-baghdatis: unfortunately, he's not the actual Marcos
70-spiritdragon: finds signing up funny for some reason
71-tennisdad65: can only hit the fence when he uses new balls
72-lilycolefan: wants to be the first female in our community
73-Drona: likes to hit the side fence on slice serves
74-TennisProdigy: likes to go for lines on serves
 
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Sup2Dresq

Hall of Fame
Yup, I can.

Even on the wide serves.

Edit: Now you have me checking the distance tonight during my match. It better be 20 or more.
 

nyc

Hall of Fame
yup.

is there a VIP lounge for people that can hit OVER the fence?

Just kidding.
 

Loco4Tennis

Hall of Fame
Shoot... well, I can't do it anyways since my dog manages to catch the ball in his mouth before it can hit the fence. Either that, or he just gets pegged with the ball.

ha, thats great, you have a very loyal ball catcher :)
but dude you better wash your hands after handling all does slobber balls :)
mine usually chases about 3 or 4 and then tries to find ways to get out of the fneced in tennis courts to chase squirrels :)
 

TheJRK

Rookie
ha, thats great, you have a very loyal ball catcher :)
but dude you better wash your hands after handling all does slobber balls :)
mine usually chases about 3 or 4 and then tries to find ways to get out of the fneced in tennis courts to chase squirrels :)

Yeah, he'll stay out there until I'm done practicing. The slobber thing is annoying, especially when you start serving with those balls and the slobber gets sprayed all over the place. :-?
 

rosewall4ever

Semi-Pro
Sign me up ...I love it when the balls are hit that they stick between the holes in the metal fence and your opponent has to to use force to get the ball out...lol
 

raiden031

Legend
I think the club should be for people who can hit the fence on their second serve. Its too easy to hit it on a first serve.
 

Noveson

Hall of Fame
I can hit the side fence from the ad side with my lefty slider;) I think most people can hit the back fence quite easily.
 

Rickson

G.O.A.T.
20 ft from the baseline? I wish I had courts around here with that much room.

What? Don't let a short court keep you from this elite community. Go to an indoor court and hit the bubble which counts as a fence. I know indoor courts are tough to find in California, but look around.
 

Shashwat

Semi-Pro
I hit the fence on my second serves too. And my first serves it hits about in the middle of the fence.

pronation + hitting sweet spot does wonders.
 

kicker magic

New User
At least you guys have 20ft behind the baseline for outside and inside courts =/

P.S- Wouldn't it be easier to hit the fence with a first serve kicker?
 

kicker magic

New User
At least you guys have 20 ft behind the baseline on outside and inside corts =/

P.S-Wouldn't it be easier to hit the fence with a first serve kicker?

P.P.S-Sorry if i double posted internet had a sad
 
Nice club. I definitely can (wouldn't know except I hit the bubble indoors, my fences are close). About hitting side fences, try to hit the corner so that you hit the side fence, then the back fence, and stick it in the back fence. I've done it, that's a task though. Also, we had a competition to see how many courts over you could serve (and get it in) and one kid hit it in from like 4 or 5 courts down, it was crazy.

Sal
 

WildVolley

Legend
If you want elite, you should have a 100mph+ serve club needing video/radar.

Just a joke, few people would be eligible for memberships.

Well this would be more elite. With fresh balls you can one bounce a serve into the back fence hitting well under 90mph and probably under 70mph if it is hit with topspin. I think I'm going to play with my radar gun this weekend and see how slowly I can hit a serve and still get it to one bounce into the back fence.
 

Sentinel

Bionic Poster
Shoot... well, I can't do it anyways since my dog manages to catch the ball in his mouth before it can hit the fence. Either that, or he just gets pegged with the ball.
yes, sign me up. Both wide kick serves and flat dtl serves hit the fence. Don't know about slices.

JRK - balls have lead in the paint, some such thing. Please don't let little Ruffy catch those balls.

Edit: I am losing track of how many clubs I am a member of :)
 
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iradical18

Professional
What? Don't let a short court keep you from this elite community. Go to an indoor court and hit the bubble which counts as a fence. I know indoor courts are tough to find in California, but look around.

Yea they really are hard to find. None in my area for sure, I think there are some near San Francisco though. Where are all of these courts with 20 feet of room behind the baseline coming from?
 

Tennis_Monk

Hall of Fame
Enroll me as a junior member. Only my first serve (when i am not having an off day) down the T and wide ones hit the fence on one bounce If my opponent cant get a racquet on them.
 

Rickson

G.O.A.T.
Enroll me as a junior member. Only my first serve (when i am not having an off day) down the T and wide ones hit the fence on one bounce If my opponent cant get a racquet on them.

I couldn't kick serve a ball into the fence on a windy day blowing in that direction. My fence clanging serves are all on flat first serves.
 
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Vitaly Evchenkov

Guest
I would like to be part of this club... but not today.
Sometimes, I serve huge ACES that people watching all admire, and it confuses me into thinking I am actually decent at tennis! ...I have a corner in the wall of our indoor club that I have blasted all the plaster off of....
I can be100% on fire somedays... and 100% totally off on other days, and not being able to correct the problem mid-match is so frustrating.

Then there was today.... I actually barely got a racquet on the ball and it hit my bumperguard on the serve and flew OVER the fence on the FLY! :oops: Totally uncoordinated, and just had no good serves. My 2nd serve was actually pretty good, but the more I TRIED to put heat on my serve, the worse it got. No matter if 2 days ago I was blasting heaters, if anybody saw me today they would INSTANTLY remove me from the good serving club.

When my serve is on, it is effortless, so I guess something was out of whack, and by trying to force it, I just looked like a clown out there.

Frustrating sport..... I was so pizzed out there. At least the sun was out for a while.

p.s. - Doubles is a DUMB DUMB game... nothing is more frustrating than finally hitting a great serve that the receiver can just barely float over the net and watch your lazy net-man slap into the net. AAAAAARGH!!!!
 
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I would like to be part of this club... but not today.
Sometimes, I serve huge ACES that people watching all admire, and it confuses me into thinking I am actually decent at tennis! ...I have a corner in the wall of our indoor club that I have blasted all the plaster off of....
I can be100% on fire somedays... and 100% totally off on other days, and not being able to correct the problem mid-match is so frustrating.

Then there was today.... I actually barely got a racquet on the ball and it hit my bumperguard on the serve and flew OVER the fence on the FLY! :oops: Totally uncoordinated, and just had no good serves. My 2nd serve was actually pretty good, but the more I TRIED to put heat on my serve, the worse it got. No matter if 2 days ago I was blasting heaters, if anybody saw me today they would INSTANTLY remove me from the good serving club.

When my serve is on, it is effortless, so I guess something was out of whack, and by trying to force it, I just looked like a clown out there.

Frustrating sport..... I was so pizzed out there. At least the sun was out for a while.

p.s. - Doubles is a DUMB DUMB game... nothing is more frustrating than finally hitting a great serve that the receiver can just barely float over the net and watch your lazy net-man slap into the net. AAAAAARGH!!!!

Am I the only one who finds serving doubles about 100000x times harder? Can't play doubles to save my life, I hate it.

Sal
 

J011yroger

Talk Tennis Guru
You want an elite club?

Want to know if you have any real steam on your serve?

Assume your normal service position, and spike the ball into the ground on your side of the net, before your own service box, and get it to hit the back fence on the fly.

That is heat.

J
 
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