Even The Best Tennis Player Barely Win More Than Half Of The Points They Play | Roger Federer

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In this video, Roger Federer shares an important lesson about the nature of success in tennis and life. With over 1,500 singles matches under his belt, Federer explains that he won nearly 80% of his matches throughout his career. However, the surprising fact is that even top-ranked players like him only win about 54% of the points they play. This shows that perfection is impossible, even for the best athletes.

Federer highlights that losing every second point is a reality in professional tennis. The key to staying focused is not to dwell on each missed shot but to stay present and move on quickly. He shares how learning to let go of each point once it's over is a crucial mindset that helped him succeed. This approach allows players to fully commit to the next point with intensity and clarity.

The lesson extends beyond tennis—whether you're on the court or in life, it's essential to let go of past mistakes and focus on what's ahead. Federer’s advice is a reminder to stay mentally strong, keep your focus sharp, and give your best effort on every point, knowing that perfection isn't the goal—progress is.

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❤Good advice. Yet an EVEN BETTER OBSERVATION.

petergreen

Said perfectly and honestly, leave the lost point where it belongs and focus on the next point to be won. Very eloquently said. 😊

alysonhall

Nice words ... From a player I really admire...

schoeppemichael

Lovely words, just a shame about the ridiculous slow music in the background

TheLb

goosebumps when he admits and declares it. Classic Federer (coming from Djokovic fan)

vinothv

Very wise, shows his true and deep life philosophy. Lucky for those, seemingly Dartmouth graduates, who were actually in present to hear in person.

kwangyi