American bodybuilder Breon Ansley made a name for himself with his insane conditioning as a Classic Physique competitor. He’s currently gearing up for a switch to the Men’s 212 division in his next outing. In a recent YouTube video, Ansley laid out his full day of eating 20 weeks from the 2023 Mr. Olympia.
Breon Ansley first rose to prominence for his refined muscle quality and symmetry in the Classic Physique division after taking home the top prize at the 2017 Mr. Olympia. He extended his reign of dominance with a stunning victory at the 2018 Arnold Sports Festival before securing his second Olympia title by defeating future champion Chris Bumstead at the 2018 Mr. Olympia.
Ansley fell out of favor with the judges in 2019 as Bumstead dethroned the former two-time champion. After picking up two consecutive bronze medals over the next two years, there was speculation about whether Ansley was eyeing a move out of Classic Physique.
In Sep. 2022, Ansley presented a massive physique in a guest posing appearance at the NPC AL State Championships. Considering how much muscle Ansley had added to his frame, rumors swirled that he would return to the Men’s 212 division, where he first began competing as a Pro.
During the build-up to the 2022 Mr. Olympia, ’The Black Swan’ confirmed his plan to move to 212 even if he reclaimed the Classic Physique title. He expressed concerns about the weight caps in Classic Physique, which restrict his potential to grow.
In the end, Breon Ansley slotted in fourth place and Bumstead won his fourth title at the 2022 Mr. Olympia. Following the show, Ansley lauded ‘CBum’ for his immense achievements in the division to wrap up their six-year-long competitive rivalry.
Breon Ansley Shares Full Day of Eating in Prep 20 Weeks Out from 2023 Mr. Olympia
In a recent YouTube video, Breon Ansley shared his full day of eating while in prep 20 weeks out from the 2023 Mr. Olympia. He had been following the diet for four weeks and plans to continue it for another four weeks and tweak it based on the results.
Meal 1:
- 4oz of chicken,
- 1/2 cup cream of rice
- 2 whole eggs
Morning Shake
- 1 scoop of Collagen Hyaluronic Acid
- L-Glutamine (10g)
Meal 2:
- 8oz of chicken
- 1 and a 1/2 cup of rice
Pre-workout Shake:
- 25g Karbolyn Hydrate
- 20g Yavalabs BCAA
Meal 3 (post-workout):
- 6oz bison
- 130-140 grams mashed sweet potato
Meal 4:
- 6oz salmon
- 1/4 almonds
Meal 5:
- 8oz chicken
- 1 and a 1/2 cup of rice
Night Shake:
- 1-2 tbsp Psyllium Fiber
- 4oz greek yogurt
- 4oz pure tart cherry juice
- 1 cup of berries
- 2 scoops Pure Iso Whey
- 1 scoop of Collagen Hyaluronic Acid
- L-Glutamine (10g)
He also detailed the push-day workout he performed targeting the chest, triceps, and shoulders.
- Hammer Strength Incline Press
- Hammer Strength Decline Press
- Incline Dumbbell Press
- Hammer Strength Shoulder Press
- Upright Rows
- Dead Skull
- Pull Down
- Overhead Extension
Breon Ansley revealed he would pack on 10 more pounds of muscle mass for his anticipated move to 212 last month. He opened up on his game plan to make a successful switch and expressed relief in knowing he won’t sacrifice any muscle mass adhering to a weight cap. Then, he partnered with fitness influencer Tristyn Lee for a brutal pull-day workout a week later.
Aside from contest prep, Ansley has also offered his off-season diet plan. He showcased his full day of eating and explained that he was able to have one meal of choice per day. If his track record is any indication, Ansley will bring his best form when he steps on stage to make a splash in the Men’s 212 category.
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