Evan Centopani - Bodybuilder Profile

Evan Centopani

Evan Centopani Professional bodybuilder
Bridgeport, Connecticut 44 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