As rumors continue to swirl around Tom Brady’s football future and whether he’s actually retired, it was announced Monday that the seven-time Super Bowl champ’s next stop will be … the Navy Yard?
Brady’s TB12 health and wellness company opened a new location Monday inside the Vincera Institute at the Navy Yard. The South Philadelphia spot joins locations in Tampa, Fla., Boston, and Foxboro, Mass., and is the first site that is not in a city tied to Brady’s football career.
“TB12 is really for everybody,” said CEO John Burns. “Everything we try to do is to help people live pain-free and perform their best. We’re most well-known for helping a number of professional athletes across a wide range of sports, especially Tom, obviously, But a vast majority of our customers are everyday people.”The Vincera Institute was founded in 2013 by William C.
Brady and Guerrero opened their first TB12 center in 2013 near the Patriots’ stadium, and the company is planning more sites in California and Texas. Guerrero introduced the quarterback to muscle pliability training, which the company says allows muscles to move without restriction, enabling them to absorb and dispense forces. Brady credits it for allowing him to play 22 seasons in the NFL.