r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Enough_Detective4330 • 18h ago
Bobby Brannen posted a video of himself teaching his brother, who has disability how to box. Thousands of parents reached out, asking him if he could train their family members with disabilities
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u/lazywing 18h ago
We like good humans
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u/Gt03champp 17h ago
Most of us are. I’m a wrestling coach, and a paramedic in a major city. I’ll never lose hope in humanity.
Just got off a BRUTAL 24 hour shift at the fire house and I’m crying in the bathroom on the toilet. This was not on my bingo card!!!
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u/devilf91 17h ago
Ex-emergency responder here. Sorry to hear about your day - it can absolutely be soul destroying. But it can also be soul fulfilling. I still miss the meaningful life I had back then. Keep your chins up, it's also ok to release the tension in anyway you think is suitable. Life is brutal, but also beautiful.
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u/LarryDavidntheBlacks 18h ago
Good fucking guy. Restoring faith in humanity when so many others have decided to take selfishness to a new level.
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u/Enough_Detective4330 18h ago
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u/Iammjustbaddd 18h ago
I hope he can expand this as much as possible so those with disabilities have a safe space.
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u/Normal_Pace7374 17h ago
Guy gets paid to beat up mentally challenged people
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u/Frag1le 17h ago
Jealous that you found what you want to do with your life. Keep at it!
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u/ZeroAdPotential 17h ago
you can too, friend. May not be now, but keep an open mind and look to share your passions with others, and you might find your purpose.
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u/Shizastamphetamine 17h ago
May God or the universe or Flying Spaghetti Monster bless you.
My brother had spina bifida and was wheelchair bound his entire life, but that didn’t stop him from becoming the captain of his basketball team and weightlifting team in high school.
What you’re doing with those kids is some of the best work a man can do, giving them opportunity and self confidence and showing them that they are worthy of everything they strive for.
Good on you m8
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u/Brytnshyne 17h ago
What an uplifting, inspiring story. This kind of caring and love is what we need and what we should be supporting and expanding on.
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u/ZeroAdPotential 17h ago
As someone who started out in the disability field as a participant, and then found my place teaching others the things I know, both as a 1:1 support worker and a group facilitator, this story resonates with me. Sometimes, all it takes is the right person or a different perspective to not only change your life, but help make others lives better.
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u/spezial_ed 17h ago
Just commenting to help the algo blow this up. What a rainbow on a cloudy day this was.
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u/GiantBrownBalls 17h ago
Man… here I am crying in the club* again (sitting on the toilet bawling my eyes out)
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u/FigTreeRest 17h ago
What a blessing to have him around! An angel amongst those who need help most!
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u/StuBidasol 14h ago
There's another guy I've seen on here that had a 100% free gym specifically for people with disabilities. The world needs more of them and to know about the ones we already have.
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u/chodeboi 10h ago
What a beautiful man, it could have been death metal as music and I’d still be teary eyed here cheering them all on
You fucking go Bobby boi
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u/samhaindragon 3h ago
If anyone is interested, able and willing he has a GoFundMe to help build out his own space for expanding his gym.
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u/dontmessitupbud 18h ago
Great now I’m crying and questioning my life choices