Tom Brady makes the bathroom his own personal gym (Video)

By Ethan Finkelstein | Apr 11, 2015

Feb 1, 2015; Glendale, AZ, USA; New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady celebrates after defeating the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX at University of Phoenix Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports /

Tom Brady uses an ordinary bathroom and turns it into a world class fitness center all on his own.

Oh Tom Brady, why are you so terrific? There was a time recently, when people questioned the two time NFL MVP’s future as an elite quarterback just four weeks into the 2014 season. After an embarrassing 41-14 thrashing at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs, the pundits and fans alike wrote off the New England Patriots as “over the hill” along with the franchise’s precious signal caller and evil mastermind head coach Bill Belichick.

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That is when the 37 year old Brady dug down deep, and took to his bathroom to work on his conditioning and mental preparation. The results clearly showed on field.

As you all know by now, virtually everyone above was proven foolish; the Pats would finish the year on a 10-2 run, win the AFC’s number one seed, secure a spot in the Super Bowl (albeit, amid a controversy), and take home the team’s fourth Lombardi Trophy.

For those questioning their own limits, one need only redirect themselves to the Facebook page of Mr. Brady, whom regular posts inspirational materials that even the most cynical of fans can enjoy.

Need proof? Check out this video below, which details what a little motivation, and indifference to location, can do.

"Quick pump before the weekend. Gotta get your reps in when you can! Under Armour #MustProtectThisBathroomPosted by Tom Brady on Friday, April 10, 2015"

“If you didn’t think I’d get a workout in today, you’re nuts.”

Nothing, and we mean absolutely nothing, stops a four time champion from working out. That man has to stay in shape if he wants to attempt a run at an unprecedented fifth title. And as nice as four rings are, we are certain that this is the look and sound of a guy who wants to break his ties with hall of famers Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana for the most Super Bowl victories at quarterback.

While we also know this video is nothing more than a promotional ploy for Under Armour, it still cannot diminish the amount of confidence and sheer will to win emanating from the 15 year NFL veteran.

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