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Breon Ansley\u00a0<\/strong>is a Classic Physique competitor, and Olympia winner. This is his background, diet, training regimen, competition history, and more.<\/p>\n

Breon Ansley<\/h2>\n

(Bodybuilder)<\/i><\/p>\n

\"Mr.\"Mr.<\/p>\n

Athlete Statistics<\/h3>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Full Name:\u00a0Breon Ansley<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Weight<\/b><\/td>\nHeight<\/b><\/td>\nAge<\/b><\/td>\nDate of Birth<\/b><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
185-195lbslbs(83.9-88.5kg)<\/td>\n5\u20197 (170 cm)<\/td>\n46\u00a0years<\/td>\nNovember 13, 1979<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Nationality<\/b><\/td>\nEra<\/b><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
American<\/td>\n2010<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Early Life<\/h3>\n

Breon Ansley<\/strong> is an IFBB Pro Bodybuilder,<\/strong> out of Rowland Heights, California, competing primarily in the Men\u2019s Classic Physique<\/strong> division. He grew up very athletic<\/strong>, competing in multiple sports throughout his youth. Despite doing well in things like tennis and swimming,<\/strong> his biggest passion was football<\/strong>. In fact, it was his position as a defensive end that would earn him a scholarship to attend Iowa State.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Unfortunately, Ansley would suffer a setback, when he was forced to stop football due to an injury.<\/strong> So Ansley would move back home, and take up acting. His credits include appearing in commercials for big brands like Samsung, McDonald\u2019s, and Mountain Dew.<\/p>\n

\"Breon\"Breon<\/p>\n

However, just because he was no longer competing in sports, Ansley did not get out of shape.<\/strong> In fact, he would use this knowledge of fitness to make a turn into a career as a personal trainer.<\/strong> Subsequently, it was this shift to personal training which would introduce Breon Ansley to the world of bodybuilding<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Ansley found a passion for helping people with their own fitness, and in turn,\u00a0maintained his own conditioning.<\/strong>\u00a0The knowledge he gained through schooling helped him get a better understanding of the way muscles works.<\/strong> This assisted Breon in being able to get a great physique<\/strong>\u00a0while helping his clients. In the course of doing this, he was told by his friends that he had a good enough appearance for bodybuilding competitions,<\/strong> so he decided to give it a try.<\/p>\n

\"Breon\"Breon<\/p>\n

Early Bodybuilding Career<\/h3>\n

Breon Ansley took part in his first amateur bodybuilding<\/strong> competition in 2012<\/strong>, where he won first place in the NPC Los Angeles Championships.<\/strong> In the same year<\/strong>, he would also compete in the NPC Titans Grand Prix Championships<\/strong>, earning second place.<\/p>\n

Following this early success, Ansley decided to turn his attention towards getting his Pro Card.<\/strong> Initially, when he first started competing, Ansley was in the light heavyweight division<\/strong>\u00a0but dropped to middleweight<\/strong>. After that, he would attend the 2013 NPC USA Championships,<\/strong> earning an impressive first place.<\/strong> This would earn him his Pro Card, paving the way for his career as a professional bodybuilder.<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Breon\"Breon<\/p>\n

Breon Ansley \u2013 Pro Bodybuilding Career<\/h3>\n

After having a good run as an amateur, Ansley was now able to compete in pro competitions<\/strong>, earning a name in the bodybuilding world. Unfortunately, his pro career would not have as smooth of a start as his amateur. His first event was the 2014 IFBB New York Pro <\/strong>moving from middleweight to the 212 Division<\/strong>\u00a0Unfortunately, Ansley would score a less than ideal 16th place<\/strong>. He would then follow that up with a disappointing 15th place at the 2014 Europa Phoenix Pro.<\/strong><\/p>\n

At this point, Breon Ansley realized he was going to rethink<\/strong> some things in his approach to bodybuilding. He would take a whole year off in 2015,<\/strong> using the time to reassess his training and nutrition.<\/strong> These adjustments would leave to massive improvements in his appearance.<\/p>\n

Subsequently, Ansley would make the switch to Men\u2019s Classic Physique<\/strong> competition, appearing at the\u00a02016<\/strong>\u00a0Prestige Crystal Cup.<\/strong> Here, he would earn an impressive first-place victory<\/strong>, showing the bodybuilding community that he had made some big improvements.<\/strong> This massive victory would be followed by a showing at the 2016 Mr. Olympia,<\/strong> Ansley\u2019s first appearance at the big show. He would get a very respectable 4th place<\/strong> in the Men\u2019s Classic Physique competition.<\/p>\n

Ansley would take things to the next level in 2017<\/strong>, earning another first-place<\/strong> victory at the New York Pro.<\/strong> However, it was after this that he would experience a career-high<\/strong>\u00a0when he earned first at the 2017 Mr. Olympia in Classic Physique.<\/strong> Moreover, 2018<\/strong> would see this streak continued, as he would establish his dominance by earning first at the Arnold Classic.<\/strong>\u00a0 After this showing, he would defend his title at the 2018 Mr. Olympia,<\/strong> earning yet another first place.\u00a0<\/strong>In 2019 Olympia he placed second however in 2020 and in 2021 Mr. Olympia Breon scored a third placing. In 2022 Mr. Olympia, Broen placed 4th. At his 2023 appearance on the sport\u2019s greatest stage, Ansley finished in fourth, and in 2024, he took fifth.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\"Breon\"Breon<\/p>\n

Breon Ansley \u2013 Championships and Accomplishments<\/h3>\n

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