Respect is a rare thing these days unfortunately. Combat sports is the one thing that makes everyone equal whether that be training hard or getting back up when you've been knocked down. No hard feelings after the fight too 🇭🇰🇬🇧
@@st1lstaytrue1life82 But it is there. Go into any boxing club and you will find that culture of respect. Our club's motto is "Family Isn't Always Blood" and it's something that they try to instill with the young members.
I'm 31 years old, I started boxing at the age of 28. The best thing that ever happened to me. A boost of self-confidence, great cardio, great new friends. Even men over 50 years of age come and start their adventure. It's never too late. "How much can you know about yourself if you've never had a fight?" Great sport.
This man is an absolute motivator! I am 56 yrs old and workout everyday, including heavy bag and shadowing three times a week. The years are going by fast. 20 plus years from now, I hope I am still getting after it like Frank.
"Boxing should be clean, and full of integrity and authenticity, and it's not at the moment." It's easy to say "If only we had more people like Frank in the highest levels of boxing, then it would be." Perhaps this is true. Maybe we don't have people like Frank at the top, but I think that we're perhaps more blessed that we have Frank at the bottom, helping those who really need the friendship, community and purpose that boxing provides. Thanks Frank for your decades of work, God bless you.
Very wise and factual information. I started boxing at age 68 and still compete as an amateur at age 73. It's doable!! The health benefits are through the roof!!
GOD BLESS this man, most old-timers (even youngsters) are complaining about their health while he's still slugging it out, what an inspiration. He proves that age is just a number, and that you're never too old to learn something new or start training.
Joined my local boxing club a month ago as a 59 yr old in decent nick. Wish Id done it earlier, played good level rugby and this gives me the same sense of brotherhood. Guys so friendly and welcoming. It is indeed a noble art.
My grandfather use to be a boxer, he trained untill his 80 years old, just cancer beated him at the end. He wasn´t exactly a good men but really tried to do his best for his family and hia students. In the funeral crowds of people where there for the last goodbye, some of his students where wearing sporting clothes, I couldn´t believ the kind of respect and honour he achiev it in life.
Mr. Gifeatther, My name is Opel and live in US as an immigrant but was born in Thailand and trying to move to Japan. I love the way you are and Moral that you have in your life. Because now this days people in this world is different of less in effort more of fake status and no quality. I lost my wife to cancer of battling it for 3 years,October last year that when her body gives up. We were together for 24 for each other with one son.I’ve been trying to strong and learn how to live again.I did start to boxing and helped me so much to deal with my sorrow.I started watched you in instagram and I wish I have a teacher like you to train me, it would be my honor to meet someone like you. 🍀Good health and happiness to you and your family form me Sanith Sirichandhra (Opel) sorry my English is not good 🙏
Keep going my brother… never give up, you sound like a courageous man. Opel you are also a role model my friend with love and respect. Tana from Australia
@opel Thank you for your message. You have demonstrated tremendous courage and faith and I wish you well as you continue to use boxing to help stabalise your life. Frank
Im 66 and started boxing training last year. Not only am I in the best shape of my life but it's done wonders for my self-confidence and mental well being. It's never too late.
Reading this as an ex ABA carded fighter (Light welter). Nearly 40, Overweight, over 100 kgs... last fight was 6 years ago. I need to get my head out of my Arse and remember what boxing gave me.... It changed my life.
Beautiful and heartfelt. Immediately drawn to him when he said 'Lead by example'. A wonderful Catholic priest told me the same when I was trying to show someone the way.. God bless everyone
When listening to him and his passion for boxing brings me back to my childhood. It wasn't perfect, I never had a coach, but the part where he reflected on what a boxing bag was made of hit deep. Rocky the movie taught me simple running, shadow boxing, and push-ups and my school bag was my first gym. Left, right 100 times was my staple, then I watched old boxing clips, and then we had our own champions here in my country, Jimmy Thunder and David Tua, and then for me Oscar Delahoia. Love this clip.
I just watched a video of you talking about Amanda Serrano, THANKS for it and it means a lot! Puerto Rica had and have a lot of great bóxer historia! God Bless You Sir!
I never really followed boxing because I just thought it was people just trying to smash each other's heads in but since my son started boxing 3 years ago I have a more understanding about it. The skill, the fitness, the discipline,the hard work, and the comradery. I've got the greatest respect for anyone who takes part in the sport from the contenders and the staff.
Wow, his nose is pronounced & straight after boxing all those years! Must've had great head movement, slips & angles. My nose is lopsided & my dad's was smooshed! What a fine gentleman & human being. I wish every gym & every fighter would adhere to his life & message.🥲
It brings me a sense of hope, when I see younger people immersed in conversation with people of this generation. Particularly great men like Frank. The ethical influences developed through living a full life. It presents itself in a mans empathy for others
Love the track “Funny how time flys when you’re havin fun”JJ❤️❤️goes perfectly with the video 80s an 90s the best eva early 2000s was good too after internet shit started changing but love the video stepping back in time just for a moment brings back the warm and fuzzy feeling love it ❤️🙏 🙂
I truly believe Sir Frank is a living legend and he will be remembered as one of the greats in the sport of boxing. He is a CHAMPION OF LIFE. Respect from your Cuban fan in Miami, Florida 🥊🥊🥊
Anyone who don't love this has got to be dense! Kudos to the man and the filmmaker! Me, I'm 70 yrs old and have trouble skipping rope, knees and all, but this guy, man! Love to everyone...
My first ever boxing coach was more like a father or uncle to us and made sure we attended school and always said please thank you in the gym. Looking back I think he could see through us and knew some of us were having difficulties at home He was more of a life teacher than boxing coach I always remember him telling us what he earned from his first professional fight in the early 1900s-a goat,and he was terrified of it and sold it to pay his fare back from Dumbarton that night. Rip Charlie kerry I was never going to be a great fighter but it didn't matter to him or me and looking back I always wonder how many lives he changed and saved
Thank you so much for sharing Frank's story. This is exactly what the world is missing right now - Imagine if we could get back to these ideals and values?~!!
I love and will always respect the knowledge and wisdom of the true boxing trainers of the world. They’ve been there and done it at times when men were truly men.
Great insights into life and training and inspiring words about being a man from a person who is so obviously a great teacher and real stand up Man. Huge respect Mr. Gilfeather.
A dieing Trade Boxing Men like this Fellow who speaks the Truth.. Greed and modern day Technology is killing it (Hearns.. Warren) Respect and Love to him and his works💙
“A champion is someone who gives back” powerful words my friend. These are the people who make the world a better place for other people. Not the people who make it a worse place to benefit themselves.
"It does not matter that you did not win a fight, ot did not matter of you are not interested in competition!!🎉 ❤ This is a true sportsman!!❤ 🎉 Great statement.
This man is the definition of being human. Kind, giving, and selfless. This is the quality of a real man, and most importantly a REAL person.
This man gives, he doesn’t take. What a living legend 🏴🇬🇧
Respect is a rare thing these days unfortunately. Combat sports is the one thing that makes everyone equal whether that be training hard or getting back up when you've been knocked down. No hard feelings after the fight too 🇭🇰🇬🇧
This gentleman comes from a time where honour and valuing each other mattered
Long gone now and it ain't coming back anytime soon. 💯
@@st1lstaytrue1life82
But it is there. Go into any boxing club and you will find that culture of respect. Our club's motto is "Family Isn't Always Blood" and it's something that they try to instill with the young members.
Greenshorts420 Truer words were never spoken!
It still matters, maybe nowadays more than ever.
Be the change you want to see
I’m 62 and this is the kind of man I aspire to , I try hard to stay in shape, just wanna be like him if I reach he’s age
Me too, also 62, starting boxing training properly at 60
How have you done so far in boxing..I am also 62 and looking at boxing...
You will.... Best wishes from my side...i am from india
I'm 31 years old, I started boxing at the age of 28. The best thing that ever happened to me. A boost of self-confidence, great cardio, great new friends. Even men over 50 years of age come and start their adventure. It's never too late. "How much can you know about yourself if you've never had a fight?" Great sport.
Love to hear that 💪🏼 I share a similar story.
Thanks for posting this. I'm older and looking to start the journey myself; seeing your comment was a great inspiration. Good luck!
very grateful that you captured this man’s wisdom before it’s lost forever. God bless you Frank Gilfeather
If more Men were like Frank, the world would be so, so much more a better place.
This man is an absolute motivator! I am 56 yrs old and workout everyday, including heavy bag and shadowing three times a week. The years are going by fast. 20 plus years from now, I hope I am still getting after it like Frank.
@boblasher,
I am nearly getting to your age sir. Not along in 10 years younger...lol 🥊🥊🥊💪💪💪. Keep up with training.
"Boxing should be clean, and full of integrity and authenticity, and it's not at the moment."
It's easy to say "If only we had more people like Frank in the highest levels of boxing, then it would be." Perhaps this is true. Maybe we don't have people like Frank at the top, but I think that we're perhaps more blessed that we have Frank at the bottom, helping those who really need the friendship, community and purpose that boxing provides. Thanks Frank for your decades of work, God bless you.
Very wise and factual information. I started boxing at age 68 and still compete as an amateur at age 73. It's doable!! The health benefits are through the roof!!
You cannot box past 35 yo as an amateur.
@@scarred10yes you can lol
@@upsngata6238 its not allowed under international rules.
@@scarred10 Bro just go back to sleep, you dont know shit about boxing. Dont try to tell BS. go and dance.
Excellent 👌🏽
GOD BLESS this man, most old-timers (even youngsters) are complaining about their health while he's still slugging it out, what an inspiration. He proves that age is just a number, and that you're never too old to learn something new or start training.
Joined my local boxing club a month ago as a 59 yr old in decent nick. Wish Id done it earlier, played good level rugby and this gives me the same sense of brotherhood. Guys so friendly and welcoming. It is indeed a noble art.
My grandfather use to be a boxer, he trained untill his 80 years old, just cancer beated him at the end. He wasn´t exactly a good men but really tried to do his best for his family and hia students. In the funeral crowds of people where there for the last goodbye, some of his students where wearing sporting clothes, I couldn´t believ the kind of respect and honour he achiev it in life.
Frank Gilfeather, thank you. I'm 57yrs old and I believe there still might be more for me in this world. Deepest bow and Thank-you ❤️ from Canada 🇨🇦
This man is the embodiment of the true art of boxing and sportsmanship.
Mr. Gifeatther, My name is Opel and live in US as an immigrant but was born in Thailand and trying to move to Japan. I love the way you are and Moral that you have in your life. Because now this days people in this world is different of less in effort more of fake status and no quality. I lost my wife to cancer of battling it for 3 years,October last year that when her body gives up. We were together for 24 for each other with one son.I’ve been trying to strong and learn how to live again.I did start to boxing and helped me so much to deal with my sorrow.I started watched you in instagram and I wish I have a teacher like you to train me, it would be my honor to meet someone like you. 🍀Good health and happiness to you and your family form me Sanith Sirichandhra (Opel) sorry my English is not good 🙏
Keep going my brother… never give up, you sound like a courageous man. Opel you are also a role model my friend with love and respect. Tana from Australia
God bless you, Opel. I hope you and your son make the move to Japan.
@opel Thank you for your message. You have demonstrated tremendous courage and faith and I wish you well as you continue to use boxing to help stabalise your life. Frank
God bless you opel .
🙏❤️🌈
...about time someone made a video about boxing like this... Good job!!
💯
Im 66 and started boxing training last year. Not only am I in the best shape of my life but it's done wonders for my self-confidence and mental well being. It's never too late.
✝️🤝♥️✋
I'm 66..been a Boxing coach for years. If you need any advice, just ask.
Frank is Gentlemen and a Champion!
YES ✝️✋♥️
Lots of wisdom here. Very inspirational.
Reading this as an ex ABA carded fighter (Light welter). Nearly 40, Overweight, over 100 kgs... last fight was 6 years ago. I need to get my head out of my Arse and remember what boxing gave me.... It changed my life.
This is Enlightment. Thanks.
Excellent film making MulliganBros , take a bow.
This guy rules! A fighter and a gentleman. We should strive to be more like him.
Thank you so much for sharing in depth your love for the sport and for this production very appreciated
Beautiful and heartfelt. Immediately drawn to him when he said 'Lead by example'. A wonderful Catholic priest told me the same when I was trying to show someone the way..
God bless everyone
When listening to him and his passion for boxing brings me back to my childhood. It wasn't perfect, I never had a coach, but the part where he reflected on what a boxing bag was made of hit deep. Rocky the movie taught me simple running, shadow boxing, and push-ups and my school bag was my first gym. Left, right 100 times was my staple, then I watched old boxing clips, and then we had our own champions here in my country, Jimmy Thunder and David Tua, and then for me Oscar Delahoia. Love this clip.
The genuine love of the sport and old school vibe this gentlemen gives off chokes me up, getting dusty in here😢😢
I just watched a video of you talking about Amanda Serrano, THANKS for it and it means a lot! Puerto Rica had and have a lot of great bóxer historia! God Bless You Sir!
Brilliant video, brilliant man 👏🥊 these are the types of role models the world needs.
This man is awesome. Thank you for this footage, means a lot. Not many value online anymore.
Frank, God bless, legend
Inspiring, old school and fashion ,real Man. One of the few remain in our time. Respect !
No words... Such a sweet and noble soul. God bless you, sir!
I never really followed boxing because I just thought it was people just trying to smash each other's heads in but since my son started boxing 3 years ago I have a more understanding about it. The skill, the fitness, the discipline,the hard work, and the comradery. I've got the greatest respect for anyone who takes part in the sport from the contenders and the staff.
Wow, his nose is pronounced & straight after boxing all those years! Must've had great head movement, slips & angles. My nose is lopsided & my dad's was smooshed! What a fine gentleman & human being. I wish every gym & every fighter would adhere to his life & message.🥲
Authentic, elegant and beautiful. Frank Gilfeather, thank you. Poetry in motion; the sweet science. Boxing.
Shame the politicians of today can't realise the value of this man...
...he would be an asset to the insecure vagabond of today...❤
Absolutely superb. What a gentleman
It brings me a sense of hope, when I see younger people immersed in conversation with people of this generation. Particularly great men like Frank.
The ethical influences developed through living a full life. It presents itself in a mans empathy for others
Frank is awesome human being
I have my first kickboxing match in November and I couldn’t be more excited. In that sport we still fight 3 times in a day. Sometimes more.
I've got some noble art gloves!! I'm glad to support this man
@BrianRGioia And your support is very much appreciated. Thanks Brian.
You make me so proud to be a Scot Mr Gilfeather. I'm 61 and discovering you and your life view has inspired me.
@davidramonemorrison2652 And that, David, is the kind of comment that encourages me. Thank you.
Love the track “Funny how time flys when you’re havin fun”JJ❤️❤️goes perfectly with the video 80s an 90s the best eva early 2000s was good too after internet shit started changing but love the video stepping back in time just for a moment brings back the warm and fuzzy feeling love it ❤️🙏 🙂
All I want to say,you are great man Sir. Appreciate for being who you are Mr. Gilfeather. Wish you all the best. God bless you 🙏
I truly believe Sir Frank is a living legend and he will be remembered as one of the greats in the sport of boxing. He is a CHAMPION OF LIFE. Respect from your Cuban fan in Miami, Florida 🥊🥊🥊
@JIbanez1989 Muchas gracias. Good wishes to you in Miami.
Very awesome and brilliant boxing film 🥊
Boxing is the chess match you start against yourself that you will never win. It changed my life!
Anyone who don't love this has got to be dense! Kudos to the man and the filmmaker! Me, I'm 70 yrs old and have trouble skipping rope, knees and all, but this guy, man! Love to everyone...
Frank Gilfeather , thank you for being a Champion !!! ❤👍🏽😎🤘🏽💪🏽🏋🏽♂️
My first ever boxing coach was more like a father or uncle to us and made sure we attended school and always said please thank you in the gym.
Looking back I think he could see through us and knew some of us were having difficulties at home
He was more of a life teacher than boxing coach
I always remember him telling us what he earned from his first professional fight in the early 1900s-a goat,and he was terrified of it and sold it to pay his fare back from Dumbarton that night.
Rip Charlie kerry
I was never going to be a great fighter but it didn't matter to him or me and looking back I always wonder how many lives he changed and saved
Great video and what a guy 🏴
Absolutely brilliant amazing simple but so very true message god bless you
Here is another hero. What he stands for is missing in the modern world. Thank you Frank for your wise words, keep punching away.
Sydney AUST.
Beautiful I love this guy old school boxing and fundamental talk
Must respect this advice
I love this video
We need this man to live forever. We need people to listen to him.
Thank you for this interview. Beautifully vivid trip down a great man’s memory lane. I hope I am as fit at that age.
Thank you for your wisdom, sir. I‘m trying to live up to your example.
Thank you so much for sharing Frank's story. This is exactly what the world is missing right now - Imagine if we could get back to these ideals and values?~!!
This man is a legend. boxing at such an old age, this is what it means to be in love with the sport❤🥊
What a great man, with some brilliant values
I love and will always respect the knowledge and wisdom of the true boxing trainers of the world.
They’ve been there and done it at times when men were truly men.
Definitely a legend ❤big shouts to him nothing but facts....u can tell he still got dem hands
Thank you for your wisdom
A fabulous documentary.
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful 🙏
Brilliant ! Thankyou Mr Gilfeather
Great insights into life and training and inspiring words about being a man from a person who is so obviously a great teacher and real stand up Man.
Huge respect Mr. Gilfeather.
God bless Mr. Gilfeather! Truly inspiring!
I follow Frank on IG. Always great content. The world is a better place with him in it!
A dieing Trade Boxing Men like this Fellow who speaks the Truth.. Greed and modern day Technology is killing it (Hearns.. Warren) Respect and Love to him and his works💙
Thank you for sharing.
You're a pleasant and wonderful man pops. 😎🇺🇸
Very wise words from a true gentleman.
What a noble gentleman!
What a Beautiful documentary, my god . This sums up what Boxing is, once again great work on this documentary
This was an absolutely beautiful piece of art.
Old school ❤ working class hero ❤you, Sir, are a warrior and a gentleman ❤ i salute you.
What a giant of a man..thank you Frank 👊
amazing film
This is beautiful
Great human 👏 👍 ❤️
BRILLIANT!!! THANKS A LOT GUYS!!!
Freaking love this lad, what an inspiring
Excellent documentary 👌
"Do your best and never give up on your values in life" 🙏
Three fights one night, three fights a year 😂 well said 🎉
Thankyou Frank.
“A champion is someone who gives back” powerful words my friend. These are the people who make the world a better place for other people. Not the people who make it a worse place to benefit themselves.
Thank you for sharing this knowledge
What an inspiring man .
"It does not matter that you did not win a fight, ot did not matter of you are not interested in competition!!🎉 ❤ This is a true sportsman!!❤ 🎉 Great statement.
Decent and insightful feĺla, who understands and respects what it is all about.
This man is a blessing
A true gentleman of the sport.
This is the best advice i have heard in years from an elder, thank you.
there you go folks no matter your age you'll still be a winner
Amazing and inspiring
Brilliant!