A mother boldly continues pole dancing even at 37 weeks into her pregnancy, defying conventional norms and embracing her unique journey into motherhood.

Until her 37th week of pregnancy, a mother who continued to dance and perform in bars claimed that the demanding training had prevented any “morning nausea or fatigue”.

The professional dancer Jade continued to dance and bar until 37 weeks pregnant but drastically limited her training after 17 weeks out of fear of becoming infertile because her severe workout regimen halted her periods at only 15 years old.

Then, on August 1, Jade and her partner Nathan, age 34, gave birth to a healthy son named Maddox, who was 6 pounds, 8 ounces in weight. The picture shows fitness enthusiast Jade Flash dancing in the air and on the bar until she was 37 weeks pregnant. She said that the rigorous training prevented any “morning nausea or fatigue”.

Jade, who is pictured with her companion Nathan and is from Birmingham, practiced bailando en barra up until 37 weeks of pregnancy but drastically cut back after that.

After receiving the doctors’ favorable opinion, Jade maintained her aerial and bar dance training after becoming pregnant, but just for one day per week as opposed to 45.

Up until 17 weeks, I carried on acting, but I was careful to avoid doing anything that would be harmful to the fetus. While pregnant, Jade works on her aerial dance and barre routines. Jade is shown in other striking photos, seen above, exerting energy to keep herself in a split stance to the sides.

Jade and her companion Nathan, 34, had a healthy baby boy named Maddox on August 1 who weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces. joined in the picture

Before Maddox, Jade thought she was infertile because she had not ovulated during the last 12 years, but she returned to having her period while she was on vacation with her partner.

Los medicios le dieron que su única possibility de quedar embarazada sería via IVF, since her menstrual cycle was stopped when she was only 15 years old.

Después de obtener el visto bueno de los medicos, Jade (arrived with her partner and her son) continued to train as an aerial and barre dancer, but only for one day and instead of 45 hours per week.

“But it was difficult not to do it. I started my career at 16 and danced in Mexico, at private parties with celebrities and even did a tour of the United Kingdom with a circus.