Federer’s advice for wanabee stars

Swiss says surrounding yourself with the right people and staying mentally strong is the key to success

Roger Federer is enjoying his retirement by taking it . easy “I don’t have to ring my body when I’m just not ready to play.” “It’s a big relief,” he says.

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In an interview with NBC Bay Area, Federer said he stays in shape and works out four times a week at the gym he started shortly after retiring, but is still dealing with a knee injury that forced him in September 2022 to call time on his incredible career.

In San Francisco, it was announced that the city will host the Laver Cup, a tournament that Federer co-founded, with the Swiss. . also offered advice to some young players considering turning pro.

“Well, number one, tennis is a great sport,” said the former world number one. “Sports are very important for health or lifting style, you meet like-minded people.

“Go after your dreams”
“So you must follow your dreams. If you want to be a professional tennis player, you have to give everything, you have to listen to your coaches, parents, but to survive you also have to be strong and strong yourself. because obviously you don’t wake up every day feeling like, oh my god, I’m so lucky to be able to play tennis. You gotta grind, you gotta do it.

“And I always say, you gotta shoot for the stars and land on the moon. You have to have high hopes, big dreams and of course surround yourself with the right people and put in the extra work and hopefully everything will work out.”

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