By Rebecca Drew

MEET the incredible woman who continued pole dancing until she was 38-weeks pregnant and now has an adorable healthy baby.

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Breath-taking images and video footage show heavily-pregnant Svetlana Volkova (32), from Krasnodar, Russia, wearing killer heels whilst spinning around her pole in front of the fire.

Other stunning pictures show Svetlana using her strength to hold herself upside down on the pole and relaxing on the floor after a session.

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Svetlana, who works as an accountant, kept pole dancing until she was 38-weeks pregnant but only did easy tricks after week 33 because she ā€˜listened to her bodyā€™.

ā€œWhen I got pregnant for the second time I wanted to continue with pole dancing as I felt well and had no complications or restrictions. I didnā€™t have to change my training routines until I got into the sixth month and my belly started growing,ā€ said Svetlana.

ā€œThis made it difficult and unsafe to perform certain tricks so I had to take them away from my schedule.

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ā€œThe biggest problem came with my growing belly when my centre of gravity started to change which made it difficult to do handstands.

ā€œThere are always dangers and risks with any type of workout even when not pregnant. The best thing is to always listen to your body and do only those tricks and moves you feel comfortable with.ā€

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Svetlana started pole dancing to keep in shape after the birth of her first child three and a half years ago, but admits that her mother was wary of her continuing her hobby into her second pregnancy.

ā€œAll of my friends found it inspiring and impressive and kept saying wow, only my mum was worried as all mums always are,ā€ added Svetlana.

ā€œThis is the funniest and most exhausting workout I have ever tried. You are never bored, there are always new tricks to try and to work on.

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ā€œThanks to the combination between dance and workout, pole dance develops and trains every single muscle in your body.

ā€œMy advice to anyone is to just go and try it, you donā€™t have to have any experience, just come as you are and start training at your own tempo.

ā€œYouā€™ll soon be very impressed by what your body can do, how it can develop and how you can change as a person both physically and mentally.

ā€œPole is the best therapy I know.ā€

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