The 63-year-old martial arts expert says using a stunt double would leave his fans feeling disappointed, reported Metro.
"I do my own stunts most of the time, that's what audiences expect from me. I used doubles in a few shots but I do over 90 per cent of my stunts.
"But I think action for me is still easy. Doing stunts is what I am best at," Chan says.
However, the "Rush Hour" actor also relies on special effects and "camera angles" to help him.
Chan says he trains with his stunt doubles, who he calls as his "brothers".
"We rehearse the stunts together. The JC Stunts Team was established in 1975. We spend most of our time together and they are like my brothers - we fight alongside each other.
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