Tom Brady is several years removed from playing in his final NFL game, but the discipline he exhibited on and off the field helped define his legendary 23-year career.
The "TB12" method helped Brady become the NFL’s GOAT, as he won seven Super Bowls.
His NFL Sundays look a little different now, as he’s in the booth instead of on the gridiron.
But whether it’s on the microphone or even on the golf course, or even everyday health, there is still a competitive fire within.
Brady’s version of "healthy" is a bit different these days, but the main thing is still the main thing.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXBUSINESS.COM "It may be a little different in terms of what you do or the time you commit, but at the end of the day, it’s all about being preventative with your health and wellness, preventative medicine and preventative care," Brady told FOX Business in a recent interview.
"The more I thought as a player about how I could prevent injury before I got hit, the more time, energy and resources I put into preparing my body for what it was about to undertake.
That’s a lot of what I still do.
I’m just not getting hit or throwing passes, but I don’t want to get injured.
I don’t want to be an older....
