‘I am dizzy’: Little girl’s continuous back handsprings leave netizens in awe

The little girl was identified as 6-year-old Li Jiamin. According to local reports, Li lives in China’s Shanxi province and her martial arts-trained father serves as her trainer.

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The video has left many surprised online by the girl's sheer talent. (Source: @ManishS_SG/ Twitter)

This acrobatic trick would be pretty nigh impressive if an adult did it, but the way this pocket-sized dynamo does it makes it awe-inspiring. In an undated video going viral, a little girl does multiple handsprings effortlessly on a broad couch. Many said they were left dizzy and gasping for breath just watching the video.

While most lost count seeing her mindboggling routine, eagle-eyed netizens counted it to be 80 in less than a minute!

Being a kid is underrated.

How many? Incredible… pic.twitter.com/JtjF2Q3fHC

— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) April 19, 2021

As the video went viral, people were left in awe and some even questioned its authenticity, wondering if it’s in loop or if the speed has been increased. However, many professionals came forward and said through sheer hard work and talent, this amount of flexibility can be achieved.

And as netizens were intrigued who the little wonder is, she was identified as 6-year-old Li Jiamin. According to a report by the South China Morning Post, Li lives in China’s Shanxi province and her martial arts-trained father serves as her trainer. With her father’s guidance she practices for 2 hours daily to perfect her techniques.

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The girl who can do around 80 somersault in a minute has been practising it for almost two years with her father, and wants to break the Guinness World Record some day.

Here’s how netizens reacted to her video.

It is possible….. definetely talent and the love to flip

— Nadia Comaneci (@nadiacomaneci10) April 19, 2021

🙄😥…I got tired watching .. 😓how many times did she do it? pic.twitter.com/FNWj87W9FP

— Manish Sharma (@ManishS_SG) April 19, 2021

Seriously. I’m more tired just looking at this than this kid is after 82 super fast backflips.

What the what??!?

— Claude Rivest (@clauderivest) April 19, 2021

Me just watching this: pic.twitter.com/N5Ts63QF0k

— JerriLynn (@Jerri_Lynn25) April 19, 2021

OMG!! She is a future gold medalist if she continues to pursue gymnastics…🙏👍👏🤝👌💪🙌 pic.twitter.com/9h2ZKwCxWa

— 💎SRK(a)Kannan💥 (@experienceluv) April 20, 2021

And I still can’t do a proper/straight somersault (on the ground) to this day 😂 https://t.co/Cw6WtTYepJ

— Eric Smith (@Eric__Smith) April 20, 2021

Unbelievable 🧐😳 https://t.co/mkngbvxQu4

— Shubham Singh (@Shubham99796219) April 21, 2021

What did I just see!?!!!!?!!!!!? Woah https://t.co/VugzBnowV4

— sameer Bharat ram (@sameerbr) April 20, 2021

Did I ever have this much energy?? https://t.co/dTyEWiwnfB

— Greg Buster 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇲 (@GregBuster2021) April 20, 2021

Mind blowing performence. https://t.co/KEQHXNI2cQ

— Desh Bhakt. (@AnilKum82236281) April 20, 2021

This video gave me chronic back pain https://t.co/JcFPcvpESz

— Gilp (@The_Gilp) April 19, 2021

As far as the Guinness World Record goes, most highly physical categories have a minimum age requirement of 16. Although she has a long way to go, the current female world record is 53 consecutive back handsprings, and given her current show Li is clearly capable of beating it.