Evan Centopani - Bodybuilder Profile

Evan Centopani

Evan Centopani • Professional bodybuilder
Bridgeport, Connecticut • 45 Years

Personal Life

Date of Birth
April 8, 1981
Birthplace
Connecticut
Zodiac sign
Virgo
Nationality
United States
Hometown
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Food Habit
Non-vegetarian

Evan Centopani Physical Stats

Height (approx.)
6'9 (175 cm)
Weight (approx.)
275 lbs (125 kg)
Body Measurements (approx.)
Chest: 52 Inches • Waist: 36 Inches • Biceps: 20 Inches
Eye Colour
Brown
Hair Colour
Brown

Evan Centopani Competition History

Debut
2009
Awards, Honours, Achievements
2014
  • • IFBB Australia Pro Grand Prix – 1st place
  • • Arnold Classic – 5th place
2013
  • • Mr. Olympia – 13th place
  • • IFBB Tampa Pro – 1st place
2012
  • • Mr. Olympia – 8th place
  • • Arnold Classic – 3rd place
2011
  • • Arnold Classic – 4th place
  • • IFBB Los Angeles Pro Competition – 1st place
  • • Flex Pro – 1st place
2009
  • • New York Pro – 1st place
2007
  • • NPC National Bodybuilding & Fitness Championships – 1st & Overall (Pro Card)
2006
  • • NPC Junior Championships – 1st & Overall
2005
  • • Bev Francis Atlantic States Tournament – 1st & Overall

Relationships & More

Marital Status
Married

Evan Centopani Workout, Diet Plan & Supplements

Evan Centopani is an IFBB professional bodybuilder known for his dense muscle mass, classic proportions, and intelligent training approach. His fitness strategy focuses on controlled heavy lifting, joint-friendly exercises, structured nutrition, and long-term sustainability rather than reckless intensity.

Evan Centopani Training Philosophy

Evan Centopani’s key principles:

  • Maximize muscle tension without stressing joints

  • Use machines and cables to protect tendons

  • Train arms less frequently for growth and recovery

  • Apply progressive overload with strict form

  • Prioritize quality volume over ego lifting

Evan Centopani Workout Split

Evan follows a structured weekly workout plan with regular rest days for recovery and muscle growth.

Weekly Training Schedule:

  • Day 1: Legs

  • Day 2: Rest

  • Day 3: Chest & Triceps

  • Day 4: Back

  • Day 5: Rest

  • Day 6: Hamstrings & Calves

  • Day 7: Shoulders & Biceps

  • Day 8: Rest

Evan Centopani Chest Workout

Evan uses supersets and machines to maximize chest engagement while reducing joint stress.

  • Cable Crossovers – 4 sets × 10–15 reps

  • Incline Barbell Bench Press – 5 sets × 6–12 reps

  • Machine Chest Press – 4 sets × 10–15 reps

Superset:

  • Flat Dumbbell Flyes – 4 sets × 8–12 reps

  • Parallel Bar Dips – 4 sets × 8–12 reps

Evan Centopani Arm Training

Evan trains arms infrequently, focusing on intensity and controlled form.

Biceps Workout

  • Single-Arm Preacher Curls

  • Alternating Dumbbell Curls (≤8 reps)

  • Straight Bar Barbell Curls

Tip: Avoid momentum and ego lifting to prevent injuries.

Triceps Workout

  • Parallel Bar Dips

  • Single-Arm Overhead Dumbbell Extensions

  • Rope Pushdowns (20 reps, short rest)

  • Dip Machine (finisher)

He emphasizes deep muscle contractions and controlled reps rather than heavy weight.

Evan Centopani Diet Plan

Evan follows a clean, nutrient-dense diet year-round. Meal prep is key—he prepares food in advance for consistency and recovery.

Off-Season Diet

  • Higher calories for muscle growth

  • Balanced carbs and protein

  • Enjoyable yet clean meals

Common Foods:

  • Roasted chicken

  • Lean steak

  • Potatoes

  • Pasta with meatballs

  • Vegetables (broccoli, rapini)

Contest-Prep Diet (Sample Day)

  • Meal 1: 6 whole eggs

  • Meal 2: 8 oz chicken + ⅓ cup macadamia nuts

  • Meal 3: 50g whey isolate + 2 tbsp peanut butter

  • Meal 4: 8 oz chicken + ⅓ cup macadamia nuts

  • Meal 5: 8 oz lean steak + 2 cups broccoli + 2 tbsp olive oil

  • Meal 6: 50g whey isolate + 2 tbsp peanut butter

Evan Centopani Supplements

Evan keeps supplementation minimal but effective, focusing on recovery, protein, and overall health.

Common Supplements:

  • Whey Protein Isolate

  • Creatine

  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids

  • Multivitamin

  • Pre-Workout (moderate use)

He stresses that consistent diet is more important than supplements.

Key Takeaways from Evan Centopani

  • Focus on joint-friendly, controlled heavy lifting

  • Train smart, not just hard

  • Prioritize meal prep and nutrient-dense foods

  • Keep supplementation minimal and effective

  • Consistency in training, diet, and recovery is the key to sustainable growth