Eight-year-old Japanese boy Ryusei Imai uncannily mimics the nunchaku scene from Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon" movie in this amazing video.
In the clip, shot on Tuesday (April 17) in his home city of Nara the day before he turned eight, Ryusei carries out the fast-paced moves of Lee in the movie, which is playing behind him in the background.
Ryusei's father says his pocket powerhouse "has been watching Bruce Lee movies since he was one and he started training to become like him when he was four."
He adds that Ryusei, who has more than 30,000 followers on Instagram, trains for 90 minutes every morning from 6am and when he gets back home from elementary school, he runs for nearly an hour and then completes two hours of kicks and nunchaku training.
In the clip, shot on Tuesday (April 17) in his home city of Nara the day before he turned eight, Ryusei carries out the fast-paced moves of Lee in the movie, which is playing behind him in the background.
Ryusei's father says his pocket powerhouse "has been watching Bruce Lee movies since he was one and he started training to become like him when he was four."
He adds that Ryusei, who has more than 30,000 followers on Instagram, trains for 90 minutes every morning from 6am and when he gets back home from elementary school, he runs for nearly an hour and then completes two hours of kicks and nunchaku training.
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