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I’ve been trying to book some privates with hippy singmanee via his Facebook but he hasn’t responded yet check out Sylvies video on her Patreon he seems like a pretty chill guy I guess it all depends what area of Bangkok your staying in as there’s so many gyms 

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On 2/2/2025 at 3:09 AM, Bannorkbannork said:

I’ve been trying to book some privates with hippy singmanee via his Facebook but he hasn’t responded yet check out Sylvies video on her Patreon he seems like a pretty chill guy I guess it all depends what area of Bangkok your staying in as there’s so many gyms 

Have you tried messaging Town in Town gym on Facebook?  https://www.facebook.com/townintowngym88/

I've booked PT's with him via there before. Hippy's awesome, a lot of fun to be around.

On 2/1/2025 at 1:24 PM, Caden said:

Can anyone reccomend best privates in Bangkok ?

I can also recommend Kru Ice at Rompo/Muay Thai Academy. Great teacher

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Awesome I didn’t know about that page I only knew about his fb page where he sings and plays guitar I’ll send them a message! just out of interest do you know any gyms or trainers that do privates near prachinburi it’s my Mrs home town apparently the gym that used to be there closed which is a shame can’t find anything online only places that are too far away 

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3 hours ago, Bannorkbannork said:

just out of interest do you know any gyms or trainers that do privates near prachinburi it’s my Mrs home town apparently the gym that used to be there closed which is a shame can’t find anything online only places that are too far away 

I don't mate, sorry. Only thing I could suggest is asking some locals once you're there

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Just now, Bannorkbannork said:

Follow fightersvault on instagram he does quite a few privates all over Thailand you might see one trainer you like 

And then obviously Sylvies Patreon she goes all over the place with all the best trainers 

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