For many people, childhood is indeed a challenging thing, especially homework and grades that require a lot of effort on children. But in this world, there are children who have demonstrated or even surpassed the abilities of adults in areas other than learning. Perhaps not many even adults dare to challenge their unique abilities. This time, let xiaobian talk to you, you will not want to provoke 7 very tough children.
<h1>1. Japan's "Little Bruce Lee"</h1>
As a celebrity who popularized Kung Fu to the world, Bruce Lee undoubtedly has a large number of fans and imitators around the world. In Japan, there is a 10-year-old imitator who became popular in 2018, when he was 8 years old, because of a video that imitated Bruce Lee's double knuckle stick in the 1972 movie "Game of Death". In order to gain the same muscularity and martial arts as Bruce Lee, he needed to train 4.5 hours a day, including running, double knuckle sticks and kicks. The little boy watched Bruce Lee movies from an early age and began to imitate Bruce Lee's movements from the age of 4.
<h1>2. Children who do 4000 push-ups in 2 hours</h1>
Originally from Ukraine, 14-year-old Andrei Kostash is one of the strongest teenagers in the world. He started training at the age of 5 and, at the age of 7, he performed 4,000 push-ups in just 2 hours, breaking the world record. But he put a lot of effort into that, and while other kids were busy playing or watching TV, he might spend time in the gym.
<h1>3. A girl who punches 221 times in 30 seconds</h1>
In 2016, Savaksov, a 9-year-old Kazakh girl, became popular online for her genius boxing skills. In the video her father shoots, she hits the wooden door of the room with her unprotected hand, eventually punching a large hole in the door. The most incredible thing about her was being able to swing 221 punches in 30 seconds, and she did it all on a Russian reality show, in front of an electronic version held by legendary Russian boxer Nikolai Varuev.
<h1>4. Bodybuilding boys</h1>
While most kids are busy playing games and watching movies, in 2017, 15-year-old Triestin Lee was sweating profusely in the gym. Interestingly, in 2017, he became famous for uploading photos of his superb football skills online, but soon people discovered his amazing size, which made him a quick Internet celebrity. Later, as an American bodybuilder, he even won the championship when he competed in bodybuilding competitions. Of course, today he is an adult and cannot be considered a child.
<h1>5. A girl who is proficient in a variety of martial arts</h1>
There is a martial arts girl in Northern Ireland, Jesse Jane McPalland, who in 2015 was only 9 years old and became popular for participating in the British Got Talent show. From the age of 3, the girl began learning various martial arts, including Chinese Kung Fu and Japanese Judo, as well as swordsmanship. Most incredibly, she has won at least 117 martial arts awards.
<h1>6. "The fastest child in the world"</h1>
Rudolf Ingram from the United States is called "Flame", which is enough to show that he is not an ordinary boy. In fact, at just 8 years old, he was a sprinter who finished the 100m in 13.48 seconds, which is only 4 seconds behind the world's fastest runner, Usain Bolt. Since 2016, he has been competing continuously and has won several medals. The kid has been training and competing since he was 4 years old, and it is said that he plays his football well.
<h1>Surfers aged 7 and 6</h1>
In 2015, 6-year-old Quincy Symonds in Australia was nicknamed "Shrew", not only because of her amazing surfing skills, but also because she had a genetic disorder called congenital adrenal hyperplasia. As early as the age of 4, she was attracted to her father's surfing behavior and insisted that she try the sport. Incredibly, at such a young age, and with illness, she became a very skilled surfer.