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She recently revealed that taking on her new role as a stripper-turned-criminal mastermind in the new film Hustlers left her feeling 'liberated and empowered'.



And Jennifer Lopez, 50, has given fans a glimpse into her gruelling pole dancing lessons in a new behind-the-scenes documentary, in which she admits that learning the skill 'definitely one of the hardest things [she's] ever done physically'.



In Making of Hustlers: Conquering the Pole, which was released on YouTube on Thursday, the singer and actress displays her athletic prowess as she takes to the pole and performs a series of gravity-defying tricks.



As she rehearses for her big scene, the mother-of-two is shown wearing a bralet and skimpy shorts as she's put through her paces by an instructor, before strapping on glittering heels to help her get into character as Ramona.



Following a crash course in pole dancing, she is then seen at a strip club, where she prepares to display all of what she's learned as cameras roll.



Looking typically glamorous in a silver tasselled leotard with a daring torso cutout, the star is seen commanding the stage as she performs one trick after another - garnering praise and applause from the crew.



Talking to the camera earlier, she said of learning to pole dance: 'It's rough on your body. It's real acrobatics, but i'm just trying to learn the mechanics right now.



'Strippers have lots of time to practice. They're there every night... So they start learning little by little, but we have to do a crash course.'



She added: 'I mean, this is just as hard as anything I've ever learned. It might be one of the hardest.'



Sharing a clip of her documentary on her Instagram account, she wrote: 'Life begins at the end of your comfort zone...



'This was definitely one of the hardest things I’ve ever done physically. But it was all worth it in the end.'



In a new interview, Jennifer revealed that she felt 'liberated and empowered' shooting the scenes as she felt as though she had put herself out there.



Speaking with ES magazine, she also discussed her traditional values as she confessed that she and fiance Alex Rodriguez find marriage very important.



In Hustlers, Jennifer plays Ramona Vega, a veteran stripper who mentors a new dancer and helps set up her scam to hustle dozens of wealthy men out of their money.



Discussing her role, J Lo explained:  ‘I’m used to being on stage in sexy costumes, but I have three layers of tights and fishnets and a bodysuit.



'It was a brand-new feeling to come out practically naked, in front of all those men — 300 extras hooting and hollering — and dance for money.



'There’s something liberating and empowering about it, but you’re really out there, physically, emotionally and psychologically.’



Jennifer also discussed her relationship with Alex, as she explained that her traditional Latin values are her driving force for marriage.



The stunning songstress had been dating A-Rod for two years before he popped the question in March this year, and wedding plans have been ongoing.



She reasoned: '[Marriage is] important for both of us. We both come from traditional Latin families and we want that.



'Everyone wants somebody to grow old with. At the end of the day, how much work can you do, how much money can you make, and what does it all matter? It doesn’t, really.’







As a proud Latina, the Love Don't Cost a Thing singer also discussed her desire for more representation in the media, claiming: 'I am always been trying to push for more Latin women in lead roles.



'I’ve been doing romantic comedy leads since I was in my 20s — and those are always, traditionally, a certain type of actress that plays those roles — and that moves the needle a little bit.



'We want to keep moving