Australian Olympian Jana Pittman is believed to have given birth to her second child just days after a video surfaced of the elite athlete training while eight months pregnant. The two-time world champion hurdler has been congratulated by the official Australian Olympic team's Twitter, and Pittman's former agency PACE Sports Management has also offered congratulations on the new addition. Pittman's seven-year-old son Cornelis is now the big brother of a little girl named Emily, who was introduced to her mother's athletic ability while still in the womb. Australian Olympian Jana Pittman is believed to have given birth to her second child, a daughter named Emily . The two-time world champion hurdler has been congratulated by the official Australian Olympic team's Twitter . Footage of the heavily pregnant hurdler showed Pittman doing a training run on Sunday, just a day before going into labour, reported 9news. Emily was  born at a healthy 3.1 kilograms on Monday, reported The Brisbane Times. The 32-year-old plans to compete in both the Beijing World Championships and the 2016 Rio Olympics, which means that she was chose to incorporate training into her pregnancy right up until the final trimester. Pittman continued to train while she was pregnant with Cornelis, and won her second world title for hurdles seven months after he was born in 2006. The athlete's coach, Mike Hurst, said that Pittman trained every second day and was careful to monitor her core temperature throughout her training program. The 32-year-old was filmed training for the 2016 Rio Olympics the day before she went into labour . The 32-year-old plans to compete in both the Beijing World Championships and the 2016 Rio Olympics . 'Jana said when she came to train that she wanted to go to Rio and she was trying to get pregnant. That was the plan from the outset and that was how she has managed it,' he told The Brisbane Times. 'Jana is a two-time world champion and she is doing third-year medicine and one of her interests is in obstetrics. She has been very careful in how she has managed her training.' 'She also knew her body and said some days she could not train,' Mr Hurst said. Pittman's new daughter was conceived with an IVF donor, and opened up about her second child to Woman's Day, telling the publication this week that she feels 'extraordinarily lucky.' 'I can't wait to meet my baby girl, she's my little miracle!' She turned to IVF to conceive her second child, falling pregnant with an anonymous sperm donor, before she met her current partner James Gurr. According to her website , Jana's 'success key' is her son Cornelis (right), who she says changed her life . New addition: Olympian Jana Pittman, pictured here with her son, has confirmed that she is four months pregnant with her second child . In her element: The 32-year-old used an anonymous sperm donor to help conceive her baby girl . According to her website, Jana's 'success key' is her son, who she says changed her life. '[He] gave me perspective on what is truly important,' she writes, adding that he is her number one fan. The 32-year-old plans to be back in training in just three weeks, and will continue to work towards her goal of competing in the 400 metre hurdles in Beijing and Rio. Last year, Pittman became the first Australian woman to compete in both the summer and winter Olympics, after competing as part of the women's bobsleigh team in Sochi, Russia. Her coach is confident that she is fitter than ever and credits her commitment to returning to train straight after last year's winter Olympics.
World champion hurdler Jana Pittman has given birth to her second child . Her daughter Emily was born on Monday, weighing in at 3.1 kilograms . Just a day before, Pittman was filmed in training for the 2016 Rio Olympics . She trained throughout her pregnancy with her first child, son Cornelis . Pittman aims to be back training in May and looks to compete at Beijing .