'Woah, Dad': Jeremy Renner shows off his insane reflexes in Super Bowl ad as he impresses his daughter Ava

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Jeremy Renner has only gotten better after going through near-fatal snow plow accident last year.

The ‘Hawkeye’ actor showed off his skills in his Super Bowl commercial on Sunday, February 11, for Silk.

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He sings to James Brown’s ‘I Feel Good’ and chops off strawberries in mid-air. That’s not all, he goes on to perform a roundhouse kick and jumps on the kitchen counter while cooking his breakfast.

Impressed by his father’s moves, his daughter Ava goes, “Woah, Dad.” She is left stunned after Renner impales a Silk almond milk carton by throwing a wooden spoon into it. “Just getting back in my routine,” Renner reacts.

Earlier, Renner told CNN about his near-fatal accident saying, “[I’m doing] probably 90 percent of all the things I needed to be doing … I think another six months will be hopefully running [more] … I got to set goals for myself. I’ll do whatever I can … whatever it takes to get better, to get stronger.”

Jeremy Renner's road to recovery from snow plow injury

He told the outlet that he didn’t know that he could do all while shooting the commercial. For the same reason, they kept a stuntman while filming, but luckily Renner managed to do it, and it was a “big boost of confidence” for him after a year of intense recovery and physical therapy.

It played a significant role in his recovery process. Almost a year ago, he was run over by a 14,300-pound snow plow, and Renner was hospitalized for blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries, including eight ribs broken in 14 places, a left tibia broken, left ankle, a right clavicle broken, a right shoulder broken and more.

“I did the roundhouse kick, the carton [throw],” he said, adding 

“It’s like there’s no way I’m gonna be able to do this. There’s just no way. And then somehow, suddenly I got it. It only took a few takes, but when I actually did do it, I had adrenaline, there was such a whoop from all the people there.”

Renner continued, “You know, my body’s always gonna have hangups and hiccups, I have a lot of titanium in my body. "My jaw will never be the same. My teeth will never align. But who cares? These are all things I don’t care about.”