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By : Veiled-Veiled

Performing a back flip is always an impressive feat, so doing one despite having only one leg takes some beating.

However, gymnast Adam Starr, who lost a leg to cancer in 2009, can do them for fun and has posted the evidence on YouTube.

Titled Adam's First Time Back At The Gym, the footage - shot at Northfield Gymnastics Club in Minnesota - shows the 21-year-old proving that even losing a limb is no barrier to pulling off amazing tricks.

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In a spin: Adam's video starts with a show of upper body strength

The video starts with Adam, who wears a prosthetic limb, spinning around on a tub and finishing the routine with a big smile into the camera.

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Then, startlingly, the American positions himself on a mat and performs a graceful backward somersault.

After that, it’s time to hit the trampoline. With the prosthetic leg discarded, Adam flips backward and forwards through the air.

Agile: Adam soon gets into the swing of things

Acrobatic: Adam launches into a back-flip

Nearly there: Adam makes a back-flip look easy, even with one leg

Ta-tah! The trick is complete with the gymnast making a perfect landing

Adam lost his leg after suffering lymphangiosarcoma, a rare cancer of lymphatic vessels, and made the video in the hope that it might inspire other amputees, as well as impress his loved ones.

He told MailOnline: 'I was hoping to show my friends and family what I was able to do again, but I also hoped that other amputees would enjoy it. I've been inspired by videos of other amputees on YouTube, such as Sarah Reinertsen.'

Adam trained as a gymnast for 11 years, but the day he shot the video was the first time he'd tried flips since losing his leg.

He said: 'I had been thinking that I felt strong enough to do a standing back-flip off of one leg - it wasn't until this week that I finally got to the gym to try it!

'Landing is probably the hardest part - its all about balance!

'I've tried to stay active since my amputation, but recovery has been a very long process. However, I've gotten back into downhill skiing, swimming, and biking. I weight train most days of the week.'

His acrobatics are an incredible sight and have drawn plenty of praise from YouTube users.

TheTregster writes ‘You are awesome man, that’s all I can say’, while MccRus posted ‘much respect to you for getting back up and facing the challenges you have with a big smile on your face… inspired’.

OMGHuygens was also amazed, saying: ‘Even with one leg you're 10 times as agile as I am.’

Smiles better: Adam clearly enjoys his acrobatic work-outs