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During the 2015 offseason, Tom Brady caused quite a stir when he decided to jump off a40-foot cliff in Costa Rica. Brady wasn't injured during the jump, but Patriots fans did kind of freak out after he put video of the jump on Facebook.
This offseason, there's no cliff-jumping for Brady, but you should definitely still hold your breath Patriots fans because he's decided to do something just as risky: Ski down a double-black diamond slope.
Apparently, Brady spent his President's Day at the top of the Rocky Mountains at the Yellowstone Club in Montana.
Let's take a look at the Yellowstone Club map, so you can appreciate the mountain of death that Brady is skiing down (You can see a larger version of the map here).
Brady could have done a green "easiest" route, but no, he decided to take on the double-black diamond "experts only" route.
The good news for Patriots fans is that it looks like he made it down the slope with his body still functioning because he was able to post this picture to Facebook.
During the 2015 offseason, Tom Brady caused quite a stir when he decided to jump off a40-foot cliff in Costa Rica. Brady wasn't injured during the jump, but Patriots fans did kind of freak out after he put video of the jump on Facebook.
This offseason, there's no cliff-jumping for Brady, but you should definitely still hold your breath Patriots fans because he's decided to do something just as risky: Ski down a double-black diamond slope.
Apparently, Brady spent his President's Day at the top of the Rocky Mountains at the Yellowstone Club in Montana.
Let's take a look at the Yellowstone Club map, so you can appreciate the mountain of death that Brady is skiing down (You can see a larger version of the map here).
Brady could have done a green "easiest" route, but no, he decided to take on the double-black diamond "experts only" route.
The good news for Patriots fans is that it looks like he made it down the slope with his body still functioning because he was able to post this picture to Facebook.