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by Tom Brady


  developing a water routine, 212

  distilled or filtered water, 208

  electrolytes and, 211

  explained, 40

  importance of, 33, 213

  mineral water, 209

  overhydrating, 211

  overview, 206–7

  pliability and, 26, 33, 40, 72

  purified water, 209

  signs of dehydration, 209

  spring water, 208

  tap water, 208

  TB12 Method and, 270, 280, 286, 293–95

  water basics, 207–9

  protein

  acidic foods and, 226

  collagen, 66

  combining foods, 228

  cytokines, 66

  dairy and, 223

  diet and, 218, 220, 223, 226

  inflammation and, 69

  leptin, 218

  protein powder, 230–31, 286

  supplements and, 41, 218

  purified water, 209

  See also proper hydration

  Q

  quadratus lumborum, 79, 89

  quadriceps

  body imbalances and, 58

  core stability and, 153

  diagram, 78–79

  pliability and, 55–56, 101

  quadriceps femoris, 84

  See also front thigh muscles

  R

  recipes, 243–67

  avocado ice cream, 267

  Brady Bowl, 261

  chicken burgers with radishes, 253

  fresh veggie lasagna, 249

  green juice, 262

  green risotto with lemon cream, 250

  pasta with creamy sauce, 258

  potato and broccoli frittata, 246

  roast chicken with pumpkin and brussels sprouts, 254

  salmon burger with avocado and salad, 257

  seasonal salad with savory vinaigrette, 245

  smoothies, 264–265

  recovery

  ACL recovery, 23, 25–26

  alkalinity and, 225–26

  anti-inflammatory responses and, 33, 38

  blood flow and, 40

  body imbalances and, 61

  brain rest and, 33, 41, 57

  electrolytes and, 211

  inflammation and, 69

  nutrition and, 33, 216

  pliability and, 66, 77, 293

  post-injury, 13, 27, 52, 294

  rest and, 227, 276–80

  supplementation and, 41

  TB12 Method and, 23, 37–38, 286, 294–95

  Rehbein, Dick, 13

  resistance bands

  core work, 36, 60

  exercises

  alternating arm punches, 132–33

  alternating rows, 134–35

  band core rotation, 142–43

  band dead lift, 202–3

  band front raise, 146–47

  band pull-aparts, 148–49

  band-resisted push-up, 144–45

  core angel, 158–59

  core stability, 154–77

  cross-body pull, 140–41

  cross-body step and press, 138–39

  forward lunge with high hold, 186–87

  four-way band running in place, 188–89

  four-way overhead resisted foot fire, 174–75

  front-facing core angel, 150–51

  high to low/low to high rotation, 172–73

  hip thrusters, 200–201

  lateral resisted bird dog, 168–69

  lateral resisted squat, 182–83

  lower-body, 180–203

  overhead arm flutters, 162–63

  overhead core shuffle, 160–61

  Pallof core shuffle, 156–57

  Pallof squat, 154–55

  plank with a row, 164–65

  resisted shuffle, 190–91

  resisted walking plank, 176–77

  single leg balance with halo, 170–71

  single-arm chest press, 128–29

  single-arm row, 130–31

  squat to press, 198–99

  standing lateral extension, 136–37

  upper-body, 128–51

  heart rate and, 125, 241

  importance of using, 294

  looped, 124

  neural priming and, 65

  no-load strength training, 38

  pliability and, 56, 120

  primer, 124

  range of resistance, 124

  sheathed, 124–25

  shorter-looped, 124

  training speed and, 122

  weights vs., 121, 241

  rhomboids and levator scapulae

  diagram, 79

  See also shoulders

  rotational athletes, 38

  rotator cuff

  diagram, 79

  partner pliability, 116

  self-pliability, 96

  See also shoulders, back of shoulder

  S

  salt, 223–24

  San Francisco 49ers, 2

  seasonal foods, 220

  self-pliability

  with assisted devices, 80–100

  back of shoulder, 96

  back of thigh, 86

  back shoulder muscles, 97

  between shoulder and neck, 98

  between shoulder blades, 92–93

  bottom of foot, 81

  calf, 82

  chest muscle, 91

  front of leg, 83

  front thigh muscles, 84

  inner thigh/groin, 84

  inside of forearm, 99

  IT band and TFL, 87

  low back, 89

  mid to upper back, 90

  outer forearm, 99

  posterior, 88

  shoulder muscle, 94–95

  vibrating foam rollers and spheres, 77, 80

  lower body, 81–87

  torso, 88–90

  unassisted

  calf, 102–3

  inside of forearm, 106–7

  outer forearm, 108–9

  overview, 101

  triceps, 104–5

  upper body, 91–100

  See also partner pliability; pliability

  shoulders

  back of shoulder (rotator cuff), 96

  back shoulder muscles, 97

  between shoulders and neck, 98

  between shoulder blades, 92–93

  front/middle/back muscles, 94–95

  sleep

  cleanliness and, 278

  diet and, 276

  functional apparel and sleepwear, 279–80

  mattress and bedding, 278

  noise and, 278

  overview, 276

  sleep environment, 278

  temperature and, 278

  timing exercise right, 278

  snacking, 227

  sports drinks, 211, 241

  St. Louis Rams, 17

  strains, 46, 53, 70

  sugar, 40, 207, 211, 218, 223–25, 227, 230, 234, 237–38, 240–41, 276

  Super Bowl, 2, 6, 17–18, 23, 271–72

  supplementation

  choosing, 232–33

  essential fatty acids, 230

  explained, 41

  how to take, 234

  importance of, 33, 270

  multivitamins, 229

  nutrition and, 228–30, 241, 267, 286, 294

  protein powder and twenty-minute rule, 231

  reading labels for, 232–33

  recovery and, 41

  T

  tap water, 208, 278

  See also proper hydration

  TB12 grocery list, 236–38

  See also nutrition

  TB12 Method, principles of

  balance and moderation, 37

  brain exercises, 41

  brain rest, recentering, and recovery, 41

  conditioning for endurance and vitality, 37

  healthy nutrition, 40

  holistic and integrative training, 35

  list, 33

  no-load strength training, 38

  overview, 32

  pliability,
34–35

  promote oxygen-rich blood flow, 40

  promoting anti-inflammatory responses in the body, 38

  proper hydration, 40

  supplementation, 41

  temperature, sleep and, 278

  tennis, 68, 70, 76, 291

  tennis elbow, 70, 99

  tibialis anterior, 83, 113

  diagram, 78

  timing between eating and rest, 227

  timing exercise right, 278

  torso

  front thigh muscles, 84

  IT band and TFL, 87

  low back, 89

  mid to upper back, 90

  posterior, 88

  training speed, 122

  trapezius, 98

  triceps

  exercises, 134

  self-pliability, 49, 71, 104–5

  U

  University of Michigan, 5–15, 206

  upper body

  back of shoulder (rotator cuff), 96

  back shoulder muscles, 97

  chest muscle, 91

  inside of forearm, 99

  outer forearm, 100

  rhomboids and levator scapulae, 92–93

  shoulder muscle, 94–95

  upper trapezius, 98

  V

  variety in diet, 220, 223

  vegetables, 218

  alkaline and, 225–26

  antioxidants and, 229

  combining foods, 228

  eating raw, 286

  fiber and, 220

  food industry and, 224

  importance of eating, 218, 235

  local foods and, 219

  nightshades, 224–25

  portion sizes, 227

  recipes

  fresh veggie lasagna, 249

  potato and broccoli frittata, 246

  seasonal salad with savory vinaigrette, 245

  seasonal, 220

  shopping for, 236–37

  steaming, 208

  vibrating foam rollers

  neural stimulation, 295

  self-pliability and

  adductors, 85

  back shoulder muscles, 97

  bottom of foot, 81

  calf, 82

  chest muscle, 91

  front of leg, 83

  front thigh muscles, 84

  hamstrings, 86

  inside of forearm, 99

  IT band and TFL, 87

  low back, 89

  mid to upper back, 90

  outer forearm, 100

  posterior, 88

  rhomboids and levator scapulae, 92–93

  rotator cuff, 96

  shoulder muscle, 94

  vibrating sphere

  choosing, 80

  self-pliability and

  between shoulders and neck, 98

  IT band and TFL, 87

  neural stimulation, 295

  posterior, 88

  shoulders, 94–95

  Vinatieri, Adam, 17

  vitamins

  essential fatty acids and, 220

  identifying on food labels, 232

  inflammation and, 69

  multivitamins, 229

  produce and, 219, 225

  supplements and, 41, 228–30

  trace minerals and, 229

  vitamin B complex, 229

  vitamin D, 69, 228–29

  W

  water

  See proper hydration

  Wersching, Ray, 2

  Woicik, Mike, 6, 14

  Wooden, John, 6, 271

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