Alex Rodriguez's girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro shares powerful postpartum to pro-qualifier transformation story

New York Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez's girlfriend, Jaclyn Cordeiro, is a well-known fitness expert, businesswoman and social media personality by trade. Alongside her various professional commitments, Cordeiro keeps up with her own rigorous workout routine, which allows her to compete on stage as a bodybuilder.

Naturally, maintaining a perfect balance between her passion and profession requires a lot of discipline, and for Cordeiro, much of her life has revolved around this aspect.

On Monday, Jacklyn Cordeiro shared on Instagram how she achieved her goals as a bodybuilder while raising her child full-time, highlighting her determination.

"The woman in the first photo (5 months postpartum)had just become a mom, sleep-deprived, recovering, adjusting—and still, she showed up for herself," Cordeiro wrote. "That stage wasn’t just about muscles. It was about reclaiming strength, rediscovering identity, and proving that motherhood doesn’t mean the end of your goals—it can be the beginning of a whole new fire."

"Years later (10 years later), in the second photo placing overall in the pro-qualifier. I see the result of consistency, not perfection. Early mornings-5am. Doubts. Wins. Setbacks. Growth—inside and out."

"To every mom, every woman, every person chasing something that feels impossible—this is your sign: You can do hard things. Keep showing up. Keep moving forward. Your transformation—inside and out—is coming. Excited to hit the stage again this year!!!" Cordeiro concluded.

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Jaclyn Cordeiro shows off back gains with a pullup variation

Jaclyn Cordeiro hit the gym Monday, showcasing her sculpted back while performing assisted pull-ups in a video shared to her Instagram story.

Screenshot of Cordeiro's Instagram Story (Image from- Instagram.com/@jac_lynfit IG Stories)

Though less demanding than a traditional pull-up, this exercise effectively targets fatigued back muscles, likely Cordeiro's goal in the clip. It pushes the body close to failure, a key factor in promoting optimal muscle growth.