An expectant mother from Orlando, Florida showcased her incredible pole dancing skills almost nine months pregnant.
Allison Sipes a professional pole dancer, continues to wow her Facebook followers by posting regular footage of her pole dancing throughout her pregnancy.
Originally from Gainesville, Florida, Sipes, 35, has been pole dancing since 2005.
Expectant mother Allison Sipes from Orlando, Florida showcased her incredible pole dancing skills even eight months pregnant
In addition to teaching at Lotus Fitness Studio she now manages the US Pole Sports Federation.
This is Sipes’ first pregnancy and her baby girl is due on April 7th.
She said her normal pole dancing routine was easy to manage until around the 6 month mark, which is when the extra weight gain began to make it more challenging for her strength wise.
Allison Sipes a professional pole dancer, continues to wow her Facebook followers by posting regular footage of her pole dancing throughout her pregnancy
Originally from Gainesville, Florida, Sipes, 35, has been pole dancing since 2005 and plans to keep going until labor
Sipes has consulted her doctor regarding her decision to continue exercising with the pole. She said she wanted to make sure the poses she is doing is safe for the baby.
‘I’m still going strong at almost 38 weeks, and plan to continue until labor,’ she revealed.
‘I have spoken with my doctors about my form of fitness, and they all agreed that as long as I feel good then keep doing it, because it will make delivery and recovery after much easier. They all encouraged me to continue exercising as long as I wanted to’ she continued.
Apparently her pregnancy journey as been relatively seamless: ‘I have fortunately had a very healthy pregnancy with zero complications, so keeping up with what I love to do – pole and aerial – has been a blessing,’ she stated.
In addition to teaching at Lotus Fitness Studio she now manages the US Pole Sports Federation
This is Sipes’ first pregnancy and her baby girl is due around April 7th and she said ‘I’m still going strong at almost 38 weeks, and plan to continue until labor’
‘I have spoken with my doctors about my form of fitness, and they all agreed that as long as I felt good, keep doing it, because it will make delivery and recovery after much easier’ she said
‘I have fortunately had a very healthy pregnancy with zero complications, so keeping up with what I love to do – pole and aerial – has been a blessing,’ she stated