Male standouts during this period include the likes of Steve Keeley, Marty Hogan, Bud Muehleisen, Jerry Hilecher, Steve Strandemo, and Charlie Brumfield. Hogan continued his heralds in the 80s and went head-to-head with upstarts like Mike Yellen, Brett Harnett, and Dave Peck. The 90s picture showed Sudsy Monchik, Cliff Swain, and Rubin Gonzalez marking their territory in pro tours beating out greats such as John Ellis, Drew Kachtik, and Andy Roberts. A ceiling serve is another way of going against the rules. This occurs when the ball touches the ceiling after hitting the front wall. The receiving player must be ready before service takes place. The server commits a fault serve if he comes off the service box even before the ball passes the short line. Then do your swing in slow motion, pulling your arm out and around with your shoulder. Pull it with your shoulder and pull your forearm with your upper arm. The elbow should be moving ahead of the forearm and wrist. Another tactic is to lead with your elbow and snapping the wrist at the right time. Simply aim the bottom of the racquet handle towards the front wall during the swing. ) In regular everyday games, players or teams offer the other to choose first as a matter of courtesy. More rules The server has to stay in the service area when serving, stepping on a line but not pass the line. The server can pass the short line once the serve (ball) passes that line. There should be a continuous motion throughout the serve while the receiver allows just one ball bounce, and hitting it before the second bounce. This involves two persons going head to head while the third competitor waits in the back court. A rally takes place with the winner coming out to serve the waiting player. The loser then serves as the player on stand-by. Sevens is another variation of the three-player format. It showcases a single player going against a pair that will play as a team. Now let s move closer and take a look at the members of the court s roster. There is a certain service box that is accentuated by the short line. The short line is a solid red line that covers the court s width parallel to the back and front walls at a specific distance of 20 feet. The service line then parallels the short line having a 15-feet distance from the front wall.