That’s not a case of déjà vu you’re having — you’ve definitely seen these chiseled abs before. But who is the guy behind that six-pack? His Manhunt profile might be on the sparse side, but don’t let that stop you from talking to him! Find out more about this buff Brit in this Manhunt Man of the Week interview!
– Karsh
Photo credit: Justin Tayler
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Hey there, Daniel! How are things going with you today?
I’m really good, thank you. I’ve started working out in the mornings before work, so it’s a fantastic start to the day!
Speaking of working out, your body is fantastic. What is your workout and diet routine like?
Thank you. I think routine is the key. I train five times a week, Monday through Friday. I usually do split routine sessions where I train 1-2 muscle groups maximum at a time so I can hit them really hard.
I treat my diet like my gym sessions by sticking to a routine and preparing all my meals the night before. I drink lots of water and snack on dried fruits and nuts. On the weekends, I like to have nutritious meals, but I will also have my favourite treats! My ethos has always been that if you work hard you deserve some rewards!
A little birdie told me that you have a twin brother, so there’s TWO impossibly ripped hot guys taking the UK by storm…
Hahaha! This is very true, so watch out! #DoubleTrouble
We’ve featured you before on Manhunt Daily, where Dewitt had this to say about your profile: “His profile’s sparse when it comes to personal information, but who needs words when you’ve got a body like this?” I’ve gotta ask — what’s up with the meager profile?
Thank you for previously featuring me on Manhunt Daily! I was flattered! I prefer guys to find things out for themselves rather than read it on a profile. Nothing beats having an actual conversation! I also found that it shapes a preconceived notion in peoples’ minds by saying too much!
I think a lot of the text people write tends to be jargon! It’s important to keep an open mind.
How has your Manhunt experience been? Any hot highlights?
It’s been brilliant! You never know where something will go. Hook-ups can become friends or partners; it’s pretty exciting!
I met one of my best mates on Manhunt, as well as my ex. In July, I also met the most amazing guy! I originally met him when I was hired to work as a Manhunt Boy last year at WE Party, so I have Manhunt to thank for initially meeting him!
Plus, the guys are hotter than Gaydar!
Are you single?
I’m in a long distance relationship.
Aww, no local lovin’? What type of guys generally pique your interest?
I always go for quality over quantity. If the one I like is far, then I’ll travel the distance. As far as a specific type? I like a cheeky smile! I can be timid, so I tend to go for boisterous and outgoing guys who I can have banter with! Physically, I’m attracted to muscular guys. They don’t have to be perfectly ripped!
Tell me about some of your other hobbies.
I like really simple things like going to the movies, drinks at a nice bar and beautiful restaurants. I love Borough Market!
Strength training is a big part of my life. I love the results, and it’s a brilliant way for me to de-stress.
Speaking of strength training, you just competed in your first fitness show earlier this year. Tell us about that experience. What did you learn?
Competing for the first time was the most challenging thing I have ever done. By nature I’m pretty timid, so it was very nerve wracking. I’ve worked really hard on my physique, so I felt I owed it to myself to put all that hard work into action.
I learnt that you cannot judge a book by its cover. My perception of competing was ignorant. I thought it was narcissistic and ego-driven, but the drive, determination and hard work competitors put in is truly inspirational.
You mentioned a good point there about not judging a book by its cover. Do you think that you get judged in a similar fashion?
All the time. I have been very lucky to get hired for various fitness shoots and events, but I do think that people’s opinions of you are coloured by the work you do. What’s nice is when someone gets to know you, and they see that all the preconceptions they may have had are completely inaccurate.
So where can the men of Manhunt out there follow you online?
They can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
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Damn he seems very doable…..
Damn… you could crack coconuts on that tummy
Sorry I don’t find this guy attractive.
Not attacking you here but was this comment really necessary?
That’ like going into a cupcake shop and saying that you don’t like sweets. What’s the point?
No, it’s like going into a cupcake shop and saying “I’ll have a cupcake” and the clerk says “Which one?” to which you reply A) “It doesn’t matter I just want a cupcake and it doesn’t matter what it tastes like” or B) I really love cupcakes with chocolate or caramel, but I don’t like vanilla”. Simply a matter of preference.
A preference and an absolute are not one in the same.
Butter face :-X
My point was, “Why bother commenting just to say that you don’t find this guy attractive?”. I mean, why be negative? I get if you don’t find him attractive, but why specifically read the post, look at the pics, then write that? It’s not like his photo wan’t in the headline.
Exactly!! the sign reads “Cupcake shoppe” with various cupcakes in the window. So you know what you will find if you walk in or (click) BUT you still walk into the shoppe ANYWAY. Just to tell everyone who is in the shoppe, “Sorry I don’t find cupcakes good” very odd thing to do…
Gorgeous guy and he seems cool
Aww he comes across as really humble and down too earth.
“Damn, I don’t find that face attractive, but the headline promises abs. I hate abs!
Know what? I’m gonna click on it anyway and let everyone know the things I thought just then.”