The 34-year-old Yanyah Milutinovi has long been active in weightlifting and fitness. She established fitness objectives for herself to achieve after giving birth, and she encourages women to recognize the incredible things their bodies are capable of.

After a grueling seven hours of labor, a bodybuilding enthusiast and exercise addict claims she was able to push her 9-pound ʙᴀʙʏ out in one push. Yanyah Milutinovi, 34, of Nᴇᴡ Yᴏʀᴋ gave birth to her youngest kid, Vuk, in June of last year. To stay as healthy as possible throughout the pregnancy, Yanyah exercised regularly.

I went through seven hours of labor, but I only needed to make one push to deliver my 9-pound kid in less than 30 seconds. It’s very incredible! And I am really proud of my body and of myself, she added.

Yanyah needed assistance getting off the couch after giving birth, but she was eager to start working out again to push her body to even beyond limits. The influencer began practicing breathing techniques and pelvic floor exercises to get herself ready for the gym in order to get herself moving once more.

Two and a half weeks after giving birth, she resumed her workout routine and strength-training regimen. In postpartum, she remarked, “My concentration was on my healing, on my physical perforᴍᴀɴce, and not so much on the looks. I’ve successfully regained my strength after giving birth during the past four months. In ᴍᴀɴy lifts, I have even outperformed my strength, pulling far heavier weights than I ever have before.

She was squatting with more than 100 kg five weeks after giving birth, and six months later, she is currently squatting ᴄʟᴏsᴇ to 200 kg. Yanyah, who also resides with her older daughter Smiljana, 3, and husband Risel Martinez, 31, has now surpassed her pre-pregnancy mark.

I used to have trouble picking anything up off the floor, but now I can ᴅᴇᴀᴅ lift 315 pounds (142 kilograms) for 10 reps with ease. At five weeks after giving birth, I achieved my goal of 225 pounds squats. My second goal was 315 pounds, which I attained nine weeks after giving birth. Then, five months after giving birth, I performed a 405-pound squat for one rep, bringing my big total—a squat, ᴅᴇᴀᴅlift, and chest press performed in under an hour—to 920 pounds. She stated

Yanyah doesn’t follow any dietary restrictions, but instead concentrates on consuming protein-rich meals to fuel her body for strenuous exercise. She advises new mothers to take their time losing weight after giving birth.

Yanyah has endured nasty insults despite her incredible appearance and remarkable level of fitness ever since revealing her fitness journey on Instagram.

“I think it’s crucial to constantly remind yourself of how extraordinary your body is and what it has accomplished,” she remarked. Be nice to yourself and make an effort to love the trip more than the destination. You will always discover enjoyment in the course of change, exactly like that!