A teenager made ASMR whip-cracking sounds while training for a competition.

Footage shows Cyfer El Fajardo Limocon skillfully snapping a bullwhip in smooth, rhythmic motions at a tennis court in Bukidnon, the Philippines.

She produced satisfying noises with each crisp crack as her friend cheered her from a distance on April 10.

Cyfer's whip also appeared to emit smoke as it struck the air, an illusion caused by the light drizzle, which made the damp cord release a mist.

The young athlete said: 'I didn't expect this to become popular. I was about to delete the video from my phone when I decided to show it to my friends.'

Whipcracking is especially popular in Australia, where it is considered both a traditional skill and a competitive sport. Competitors are judged on accuracy, rhythm, difficulty, and style.