New video shows Tom Brady is ‘not made’ for rock climbing
Some sports aren’t for everybody — even seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady.
Taking to his Instagram Stories on Monday, Brady can be seen climbing a rock wall during a family getaway and declares that he simply wasn’t built for the activity.
“I wasn’t made for this,” Brady, 46, captioned the video.
He doubled down on that notion in a separate slide that showed him venturing through a ropes course.
“… Or this,” Brady added.
Before enjoying family time with parents Tom Sr. and Galynn, along with son Benjamin and daughter Vivian, the former Patriots and Buccaneers quarterback spent the Fourth of July in the Hamptons, where he took in Michael Rubin’s exclusive white party and captained a star-studded football team.
During the pick-up game on the beach — which included new Dolphins receiver Odell Beckham Jr., Cowboys linebacker Micah Parson and Texans quarterback CJ Stroud, among others — Brady was intercepted by Bills safety Damar Hamlin.
“It was a little pre-white party bbq and football game on beach,” a source told Page Six of the activities.
Brady, who retired from the NFL in 2023 after 23 prolific seasons, recapped the starry white party festivities in an Instagram post over the weekend.
“Another epic Fourth of July with @michaelrubin and the @fantatics family,” gushed Brady, who mingled with former Patriots teammate Rob Gronkowski and Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
Brady has been making the most his summer vacation before making his anticipated broadcasting debut this fall.
He’ll slide into Fox Sports’ top NFL booth with Kevin Burkhardt, replacing Emmy winner Greg Olsen.
Brady was recently honored by his former Patriots team, who inducted him into the team’s Hall of Fame last month.
Benjamin and Vivian, whom Brady shares with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen, attended the festivities at Gillette Stadium, along with son Jack, who the former quarterback co-parents with ex Bridget Moynahan.
Brady will make his NFL debut in Week 1 between the Browns and Cowboys.
