เฮียเฟดปีนี้เพราะแกผ่อนคลายมากๆๆๆไม่กดดันเกินไปเหมือนปีก่อน แกเลยได้ 2 GS เหนือความคาดหมาย
Roger Federer has been one of the few players on the ATP Tour to travel almost always alongside his family. It can be something stressful and tiring, but at the same time it's a motivation to keep playing. 'For me, organization is essential,' Federer told the Spanish magazine XL Semanal.
We learned a lot from our two boys, before we were very stressed', said Federer, who also remembered the first years with his daughters. 'Mirka changed napples, cleaned them, helped during the night.
I have very few memories about tennis between 2010 and 2011, I was thinking about my daughters all the time. Then I thought I had to find balance. Now I walk with them, I speak to them about many things, we go to museums, etc.' 'Daughters enjoy a lot when travelling,' the 19-time Grand Slam champion added.
'They study at home with a private teacher, they went to school but for me and Mirka it was clear that I could not travel alone. They will go to school again when I won't have this rhythm of travels.' Popularity, fame and success never influenced Federer: 'I always tried to be myself.
But what I made people notice the most is that I love tennis, and I proved it showing my emotions on court. I cried after winning and losing and so I got closer to them.' His motivation and expectations are high: 'For me going to a Major event without the goal of winning is beyond my immagination.
When it happens, I will play charity matches and will do other things. This year I played with no expectations and it made me enjoy the competition. In the past I could not describe reasons why I had lost, but now it's easier because I lose.' He finally spoke about Rafael Nadal: 'He showed me that if you have a goal, you can achieve it.
http://www.tennisworldusa.org/news/news/Roger_Federer/45917/roger-federer-playing-a-grand-slam-without-aiming-to-win-is-unthinkable-/ 
Roger Federer: 'Playing a Grand Slam without aiming to win, is unthinkable'
Roger Federer has been one of the few players on the ATP Tour to travel almost always alongside his family. It can be something stressful and tiring, but at the same time it's a motivation to keep playing. 'For me, organization is essential,' Federer told the Spanish magazine XL Semanal.
We learned a lot from our two boys, before we were very stressed', said Federer, who also remembered the first years with his daughters. 'Mirka changed napples, cleaned them, helped during the night.
I have very few memories about tennis between 2010 and 2011, I was thinking about my daughters all the time. Then I thought I had to find balance. Now I walk with them, I speak to them about many things, we go to museums, etc.' 'Daughters enjoy a lot when travelling,' the 19-time Grand Slam champion added.
'They study at home with a private teacher, they went to school but for me and Mirka it was clear that I could not travel alone. They will go to school again when I won't have this rhythm of travels.' Popularity, fame and success never influenced Federer: 'I always tried to be myself.
But what I made people notice the most is that I love tennis, and I proved it showing my emotions on court. I cried after winning and losing and so I got closer to them.' His motivation and expectations are high: 'For me going to a Major event without the goal of winning is beyond my immagination.
When it happens, I will play charity matches and will do other things. This year I played with no expectations and it made me enjoy the competition. In the past I could not describe reasons why I had lost, but now it's easier because I lose.' He finally spoke about Rafael Nadal: 'He showed me that if you have a goal, you can achieve it.
http://www.tennisworldusa.org/news/news/Roger_Federer/45917/roger-federer-playing-a-grand-slam-without-aiming-to-win-is-unthinkable-/