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Olympic Weightlifter Unexpectedly Gives Birth During Training Session

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Fox News: A Chilean Olympic weightlifter who was training at a gym in Brazil got the shock of her life when she unexpectedly gave birth to a baby boy, the Web site Globo.com reported.

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Elizabeth Poblete had been working to "beef up" her body over the past few months and had no idea she was pregnant.

It wasn't until she called a doctor after becoming ill during a training session last week in San Paulo that she realized what was going on.

Shortly after, the 22-year-old gave birth to a premature baby boy. Poblete and her son, Eric Jose, were then taken to the hospital.

"It was a surprise for me," Horacio Reis, the head weight trainer, said. "A week ago I acted as a judge in a competition in Chile and this girl was competing. I could see she was a big girl, round and strong. That's all I noticed."

Doctors calculate Poblete must have been six months pregnant. Many times, the training and diet regimen of female weightlifters can cause them to have irregular menstrual cycles.

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