“To Be Dangerous Is to Be Virtuous.”

Being harmless isn’t the same as being good – it’s simply a lack of strength. True goodness requires the ability to face danger and control it.

Real strength is what makes virtue meaningful. To be truly good, you must have the capacity for danger and the discipline to keep it in check.

Welcome to my Journey

You’ve just stepped into the world of ‘Dangerous.’ This is my space to share an authentic journey – not just in martial arts, but in fitness, lifestyle, and the everyday habits that keep me grounded. I’ll be diving into my experiences, opinions, and the lessons I’ve picked up along the way.

What’s this page about? It’s a mix of my passions. You’ll find posts about my martial arts journey, simple yet effective health tips – those basic things everyone knows but tends to overlook – and insights into how I keep my life balanced, both mentally and physically.

I’m also planning to broadcast live stretching and mobility drills, where you can join me in real-time. I’ll talk about a range of topics including martial arts, fitness, lifestyle choices, and how to stay sharp and ready for whatever life throws at you. Best of all, you can connect and chat with me during these live sessions.

Are you’re here to improve, grow, or just enjoy the journey? Then you’re in the right place. Join me as we explore what it truly means to be capable, focused, and, of course, a little dangerous.

About me

Hey, I’m Daniel, aka “Dangerous.” Originally from Czech Republic, born in 1987, I’ve been living in the UK since 2011. My passion for martial arts started young, inspired by action-packed fighting films.

My journey began with Aikido, which I practiced for two years before joining a new local Taekwondo club taught by Dagestani Fighter/Coach Muslim Tagirov. May he rest in peace. Under his guidance, I entered my first competition – the Czech Open in Prague – and won gold! That experience was unforgettable.

I returned to martial arts about three years ago after a very long break! I joined Twin Tigers in Scunthorpe, where I rediscovered my passion and got back into shape. Richard Smith, the lead coach, introduced me to a vibrant community of martial artists and helped me grow.

I also trained and graded for my 3rd Kup at Quest Taekwondo in Lincoln, under Simon Stockdale. Now, I train at Ignite Taekwondo in Broughton, under David White, a former British Athlete, and I’m now black belt! 🥋

Alongside Taekwondo, I’ve explored other martial arts, earning my first level in Jeet Kune Do through workshops at Progressive Martial Arts . I’m always eager to learn and improve, focusing on mobility, stretching, and understanding body mechanics to perform at my best.

I’m excited to share my journey and connect with fellow martial arts enthusiasts. If you have any questions or just want to chat, feel free to reach out! And don’t forget to follow me on social media for updates.

Stay dangerous! 👊