Federer gives 'another glimpse into the stay at home practice routine'

A few days ago, Roger Federer shared a video of himself practicing trick shots during quarantine, now he gives 'another glimpse into the stay at home practice routine'.

Federer likes to stay in contact with his fans as much as possible. After Wimbledon was cancelled, the Swiss shared the message about his feelings. Now, he shared another video of how he practices during the quarantine.

Roger started the video with words: "Hey guys, I just wanted to show you a little glimpse of how I am practicing at home. Again against the wall, like during the old days."

Then he put the camera on the floor and started hitting the ball against the wall. "Staying active is very important at the moment. Maybe even working on the trick shots once in a while."

Later, the Maestro stopped playing as he wanted to share an important message. He said: "But seriously now, I think it is very important, more important than ever, that we listen to the government. We adapt to the new situation and we try our best."

After sending an important message to his fans, Federer started to hit the ball against the wall once again, saying: "I'll keep practicing in the meantime. Maybe I'll go for a run later and play some tennis against the wall." Then, Roger hit the camera with the ball and after it fell he picked it up with words: "Stay safe everybody, take care!"

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