'I think that going out into nature, or doing sports, is the most important,' Roger Federer talks about the importance of educating new generations to break away from screens

He enjoyed playing on grass and hard court, and became the first player to win five consecutive US Open titles from 2004-2008. He is also the record winner of the Cincinnati Masters, with seven crowns to his name. The 20-time Grand Slam winner also won 8 Wimbledon titles and reached the finals of 18 of the 19 Grand Slams from 2005 to 2010.

In a recent interview shared by Telematin on X, he revealed that he keeps children interested in sports rather than the digital world.

I think that by creating a field like that, we have to talk to them. Not just to children, but to parents, teachers, everyone in fact. It's true that the screen is so extreme today that we need some rules. Especially, at a certain age. Until the age of 14 or 16, you have to control things well. It's the big battle every day, I know exactly what you're talking about. I think that going out into nature, or doing sports, is the most important if we think about last week, which was the most enjoyable. This habit always in nature, sports or friends, but rarely the screen. Roger Federer to Telematin

Federer and his wife, Mirka, welcomed their first set of twins, Myla and Charlene, in 2009. The couple had another pair of twins, Leo and Lenny, in 2014.

Roger Federer reveals his children love playing tennis more than when they were younger

Roger Federer has revealed that his daughters Myla and Charlene now enjoying playing tennis. The 42-year-old had earlier revealed that it would be his children’s choice to play tennis but they now seem to be following in his footsteps.

He narrated that earlier his daughters got tired after a few minutes of playing tennis with him, preferring to play with dolls. However, they have now grown to cherish the sport and play longer with him, even his sons.

As they got better, they’re enjoying it and playing points now. All four kids love it. Roger Federer told People in an interview

Meanwhile, after retiring in 2022, Federer has taken to enjoying vacation with his children. Early this year, he vacationed in South-East Asia. He also met with fans who took pictures with him.