Extraordinary footage has surfaced of Simon Ata , a Melbourne based break-dancing instructor whose gravity defying manoeuvres have made him a YouTube sensation . In his incredible newest clip , the staggeringly strong Melbournite manoeuvers himself in a vertical 180 degree rotation , casting the illusion he is walking in a circle . In another segment he pulls off one of his trademark moves , an eye-popping vertical push-up done on one hand . Break dancing instructor Simon Ata displays his eye-popping strength in a new YouTube video . Mr Ata told Daily Mail Australia the video was filmed over four sessions within a fortnight , and edited by his friend Dave Chea . ‘ We had a list of moves we wanted to include but the sequence was pretty spontaneous , ' he said . The trained dancer strategically altered his routine leading up to the newest clip . ‘ I ’ ve been focussing on strength training lately and cutting back on the breakdancing . This meant I could break a longstanding plateau , ’ he said . The video , titled 'Simonster Strength 2.0 ' , has garnered over 50,000 views since being uploaded to YouTube this week . The trained dancer strategically altered his routine leading up to the clip , focussing on building his strength . The trained dancer said he mixes up his training every week to keep it from feeling repetitive . Mr Ata said he changes his training from week to week in order to evade feelings of monotony . ‘ I believe fitness should never feel like a chore. ’ Mr Ata believes that his mode of callisthenics -bodyweight strength training-is rapidly gaining traction in mainstream society . ‘ I ’ ve noticed a huge difference even in the last few years , noticing more and more people training this way. ’ When asked what advice he offered to those who wanted to pursue a similar path , Mr Ata said . ‘ There 's no substitute for hard work. ’ You can see Simon Ata 's official YouTube channel here .
The 24-year-old Melbournite uploaded his newest YouTube clip every week . The vision was captured over a fortnight in four different sessions . Titled 'Simonster Strength 2.0 , ' the clip already has 50,000 views .