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Have you got a link to the post on Reddit? I didn't notice it on there, I'd be interested to see the responses You might struggle to get a private lesson that early in the morning. A lot of gyms advertise privates lessons 'after 10am' once the morning session has finished. You might be able to arrange something earlier, though. A few people on here have trained at Attachai, so they'd know better. But looking at the map you'd get the BTS to On Nut, then get a taxi from On Nut Road to the gym. Or you might possibly be able to get a motorbike taxi to take you down the smaller alleys. Yokkao is pretty close to Asok. The gym gets mixed reviews, but I'm sure privates would be good as they've got some excellent trainers there. Sylvie has a session with Singdam in the library which is really good. Eminent Air gets very good reviews. You could take the BTS to Punnawithi station, it's not too far from there. As for me, I've had a few private lessons with Sagat when he was at TBM, which were really good. He's at 13 Coins now. I've trained with both Hippy and Kasemlek at Hippy's gym, which was excellent. It's worth going to Hippy's gym just to meet Hippy, he's a little character and the sweetest guy you could ever meet. Great trainer as well. He was away when I was in Bangkok again earlier this year, but he arranged for me to train with Kasemlek which was great. Brilliant trainer and a top bloke. Also had a couple of private lessons at Jaroenthong's branch on Phra Athit as it was right next to where I usually stay. I forget the trainers name now, but he was very good, I enjoyed working with him. Edit: Had a look on their website and found him, his name's Pongpat Also had one private at a place called JW Muay Thai, as google maps said it was open on a Sunday (most gyms are usually closed). I got there and it was closed, but a trainer came down and gave me a private lesson anyway, which was very nice of him. Just had a look and the gym's closed now.

@Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu Thanks for sharing this. I am deeply sorry for what happened. I once had my home broken into and I thought when this happened that it must have felt like that. A violation and attack on your space that you built and nurtured. I'm grateful and happy you could rebuild it. You two are doing so many amazing things that no one ever done before and it's beyond me how you can be so generous not only sharing it, but also package everything you do in a way we can all learn from it. You always take care of putting things into a context, ensuring the right message comes across for everyone to absorb the knowledge. It also struck me more than once how you two never really take any time off and I have no idea where that energy and productivity and discipline come from. First doing all the things. Then sharing it. Repeat and repeat.

Nice post, Kevin. It must have been very upsetting for you and Sylvie to suddenly lose all your work like that after putting so much into it over the years. I'm glad you were able to get most of it back. And not to worry, that gif I made the other month is still saved on my hard drive