You can now get a robot massage designed by Tom Brady

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-18 · by Rachel Sacks

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Tom Brady has partnered with Aescape, a robotic massage technology company, to create the Brady Protocol, a deep tissue massage designed to improve muscle pliability and recovery. Launched last week, this 30-minute session uses AI-driven robotic arms to adapt to individual body mapping and provide personalized therapy that targets areas prone to tension. The protocol emphasizes consistent bodywork for optimal health benefits beyond just athletes.
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Tom Brady, former NFL quarterback, has launched a robotic massage protocol called Brady Protocol in partnership with Aescape, the world’s first robotic massage technology company. The 7-time Super Bowl champion partnered with Aescape last year as their Chief Innovation Officer to share his longevity and recovery regimen. The robot uses adaptive body therapy that combines artificial intelligence and robotic arms to map each individual's body, providing personalized deep tissue massages focusing on muscle pliability and consistent bodywork. Each session lasts 30 minutes and adapts between visits based on previous data collected by the sensors. Aescape founder Eric Litman says the robotic arm strokes target specific muscle attachment points using cross-fiber work to relieve pain in various parts of the body, including neck, shoulders, lower back, and knees.

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2026-10-18 · assertive framing · You can now get a robot massage designed by Tom Brady
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Aescape Aescape, NFL Raiders the Brady Protocol

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Brady PERSON · 5× Aescape ORG · 3× NFL ORG · 2× Aescape, ORG · 1× Eric Litman PERSON · 1× Raiders ORG · 1× Tom Brady PERSON · 1×

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The robotic arm strokes focus on the points where muscles attach, using cross-fiber work where it’s dense in addition to Aescape’s real-time body mapping. “The sensors create a 3D model of your body that’s going to really personalize the massage … and between each visit, it’s going to remember you and know the things you like,” Aescape founder and CEO Eric Litman said in a previous statement.
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🔮 Massages may provide short-term relief for pain in the neck, shoulders, lower back and knees, as well as a part of supportive care for cancer patients.
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You can now get a robot massage designed by Tom Brady · assertive framing

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No stranger to wellness, Tom Brady is keeping his health in check by keeping up with a rigorous diet from his football days, even well after retirement. asserted
Brady → keep → retirement
Now, the Raiders minority owner and NFL legend wants more people to prioritize recovery by offering a deep tissue massage protocol designed after his own regimen and delivered via a robot. asserted
people → want → robot
Partnering with Aescape, the world’s first robotic massage technology company, last year and becoming their Chief Innovation Officer, Brady set out to share his longevity and recovery protocol that emphasizes muscle pliability, consistent bodywork and recovery. asserted
that → partner → pliability
Last week, the company launched the Brady Protocol, a targeted 30-minute recovery session co-developed with the 7-time Super Bowl champion. asserted
company → launch → champion
The Protocol works the full posterior chain, from the calves through the traps, using Aescape’s Adaptive Body Therapy, which combines physical AI and robotic arms to map each body and adapt every session to the individual. asserted
which → work → individual
“Consistent bodywork is one of the most important things you can do to take care of yourself,” Brady said in a press release. asserted
Brady → do → release
“I’ve always believed you don’t have to be a professional athlete to benefit from that kind of care and consistency. asserted
you → believe → care
It’s not just athletes who can benefit from regular massages, either, as tension can accumulate from training, long hours sitting at a desk, travel or busy schedules. asserted
tension → ’ → desk
Throughout his career, Brady addressed that tension regularly, rather than waiting until something was wrong. asserted
something → address → tension
“For me, consistency has always been a huge part of taking care of my body, and that’s what we wanted to bring to this,” he said. asserted
he → take → this
His protocol was developed under the belief that regular massages can help the body move more easily, recover more efficiently and feel at its peak, and “now anyone can experience it for themselves. asserted
anyone → develop → themselves
While there’s been a growing cultural obsession with longevity, health, and biohacking, massages have been noticeably absent from many wellness regimes. asserted
massages → grow → regimes
Massages may provide short-term relief for pain in the neck, shoulders, lower back and knees, as well as a part of supportive care for cancer patients. uncertain
Massages → provide → patients
Working with a team of licensed therapists and trainers, the NFL analyst helped design the sequence and intensity of each robotic massage stroke. asserted
analyst → work → stroke
“We kept working at it until it felt like the work I’ve relied on for years,” Brady said. asserted
Brady → keep → years
The technique kicks off with deeper pressure from the get-go to address built-up tension, although users can set the pressure throughout the process to stay relaxed. asserted
users → kick → process
The robotic arm strokes focus on the points where muscles attach, using cross-fiber work where it’s dense in addition to Aescape’s real-time body mapping. “The sensors create a 3D model of your body that’s going to really personalize the massage … and between each visit, it’s going to remember you and know the things you like,” Aescape founder and CEO Eric Litman said in a previous statement. asserted
Litman → focus → statement
A short introduction video from Brady will also explain what users can expect, how to use the pressure controls and how to incorporate the protocol as a regular practice. asserted
users → explain → practice
The Brady Protocol is available at every Aescape location, including partner locations open to public booking and those reserved for members and guests, starting at $39, with pricing varying by location. asserted
pricing → include → location
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