IT WILL GIVE YOU GOOSEBUMPS — Roger Federer Motivational Video | Greatest Tennis Player of All Time

Roger Federer is a Swiss former professional tennis player. He was ranked world No. 1 by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) for 310 weeks, including a record 237 consecutive weeks, and finished as the year-end No. 1 five times. He won 103 ATP singles titles, the second most of all time, including 20 Grand Slam singles titles, a record eight men's singles Wimbledon titles, an Open Era record-tying five men's singles US Open titles, and a record six year-end championships.

Federer played during an era where he dominated men's tennis along with Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic as the Big Three, collectively considered by some to be the three most successful male tennis players of all time.

This is our compilation of his most inspiring and motivational speeches regarding his secrets to success! Watch the video until the end for mind-blowing life advice by Roger Federer!

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[GrowthMindsetChannel]

"There’s no way around hard work. Embrace it." ~ Roger Federer 💪🏻🚀

[zetristan]

He didn't work 22 hours in a day - good hearing Roger, but the thumbnail is insane manipulation.

[AlexandreSa]

For me the best tennis player ever The legend

[khanyingosi]

Will always love Roger Federer, he was my favorite since day one,

[Luis-nrvz]

Nobody Will ever play tennis like you again. Just thank you for such unforgetable moments.

[felipetennis]

5:00 completely understand that feeling. It's pure joy, fun, when you amazed even yourself..

[Kidgloves]

In 20+ years Roger has never retired injured during a match because he put a lot less strain on his body and played a very agressive shot making game compared to Rafa and Novak who tend to grind it out more..

[zitabayr]

I miss very much Roger in the game the best wishes to you❤

[brasileirosim]

Switzerland is a small country, and from time to time he talk to someone who met him or knows him. Everybody said he is a pretty normal guy, you can’t feel this aura of superstar.
In Switzerland people wanted to name a park after him, and he said no. Typical Roger Federer.

[SoloMotivation]

*Success usually comes to those who are too busy looking for it.*

*So never give up on the pursuit of achieving your dreams.*

It Will Worth It One Day
You Are Blessed zz

[PTbench]

Nice job, make this again with all federer highlights and it will be twice as good.

[XxxX-wxer]

Roger was well known to sleep 12 a day.. and on top of that he trained 22 hours a day.. and that is how you become the best in the world.

[FF_AlohaEdition]

I like he said that working on weakness is good but that's also mean he will not be feared because he could have use that time to work on his strength. In life, being well rounded is good for an employee but to be more than that you have to have a strength. Most of what he said can be applied in real life which is why I like to listen to him.

[s.z.x.]

One of the greatest person to learn from and quality messages, just to be ruined with a dumb click-bait thumbnail. I’ll only let it pass this time because it’s still Roger Federer.

[tulikachanda]

Very interesting video. A lot of information included in this video. Thank you making this type of motivational video

[zokkostenniszone]

better than all the other Roger post retirement documentaries especially when he reveals how fitness was a major part of his success

[WikiPeoples]

Definitely some wisdom here that transcends tennis. Imagine it - you've accomplished your goals, you've succeeded, so how do you keep going? You have to set goals. As Federer says - just loving the craft isn't enough. Loving the craft can get you far, very far, but you will plateau if you don't set goals and keep trying to improve. So what goals do you set? Well, Federer says there's always something you can improve. Pick something. Every craft has nuance and areas you can broaden your skills... Don't let success prevent you from reaching for the next rung on the ladder. What else are you going to do?

[mintymintygogo]

Can anyone help with my motivation? 10 years ago I sacrificed everything to play tennis. I knew I didn’t have the talent to be a top player but wanted to see how far I could take it if I committed to training. I employed coaches for technique, fitness, psychology etc. A year ago I played in a fun club tournament for players who are not at the level to play in the local league. I lost. I felt I had sacrificed everything and had nothing to show for it- I decided not to give up and keep going. Today I lost the same tournament again- I finished on the bottom court losing the last match. 10 years ago I really believed that I would be close to national level by now with the dedication I have shown- why is this happening? Where do I go now?

[Marina-pegx]

I know you think the thumbnail is cool but it's actually cringe and devalues the content.

[tennisfitapp]

When exactly he said “22 Hrs a day?” - would love to see this!! 😂 max 8 telling you!! Tennis + fitness combined but not more than that as its not possible physically for long term!! 🤦‍♂️