Ana Alexandra Petreanu Diet Plan and Workout Routine (2026)

Ana Alexandra Petreanu is a Romanian IFBB Pro Fit Model athlete who won her pro debut at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. 🏆

She has won all five shows she has entered — one as a professional and four as an amateur — and qualified for the 2027 Ms. Olympia with her Bucharest win.

This article covers her diet plan and workout routine from her own words only. One thing is stated plainly at the start: no full meal plan, no full day of eating, no calories, and no macros are published in her own words.

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What does exist is real but thin. She has posted one recipe with quantities, one supplement list, and one product mention. Her coach has described her training structure. Her supplements are named, but no doses are.

Her coach is Ciprian Petre (@cipriantpetre), who runs the CP Coaching Academy. She calls him Bursuc — Romanian for badger — and he is also her partner. Her supplement sponsor is Vitabolic, with promo code BursucVTB.

Quick Facts

Full name Ana Alexandra Petreanu
Division Women’s Fit Model (Bikini once, 2025)
Country Romania
Instagram @ana.petreanu
Coach @cipriantpetre (Ciprian Petre)
Sponsors Vitabolic, GymHyper, LuckyRugss
Pro card NPC Worldwide Romania Muscle Fest, 8 November 2025
Pro debut Romania Muscle Fest Pro, 7 November 2026
Pro record 1 contest, 1 win
Olympia appearances 0 (qualified for 2027)
Best Olympia finish None yet — qualified for 2027 (debut)
Qualified for 2027 Ms. Olympia
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Diet Plan

No full meal plan, no full day of eating, no calories, and no macros are published in Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s own words. This section prints what she has actually shared — one recipe, one product mention, and one caption — and says plainly that none of it is a meal plan.

Ana Alexandra Petreanu, arms out in celebration, in a front pose in a red bikini at the 2025 Romania Muscle Fest amateur contest in Bucharest, where she won her Fit Model class and the overall
Ana Alexandra Petreanu, arms out in celebration, in a front pose in a red bikini at the 2025 Romania Muscle Fest amateur contest in Bucharest, where she won her Fit Model class and the overall and earned her pro card.
Photo: NPC News Online

The only recipe with quantities she has ever posted is a banana bread, shared on 21 August 2025. The caption lists every ingredient with its amount.

The recipe is: 30 g whey from Vitabolic, 1 banana, 2 eggs, 100 ml egg white, 100 g oats, a little baking powder, 20 g nuts, cinnamon, and sweetener. Her Vitabolic discount code, BursucVTB, is at the end of the caption.

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That is one recipe, not a diet. No calories are stated, no macros are stated, and no other meal is named anywhere in her own words.

Her only other food mention is a product name. On 16 July 2025 she posted “cream of rice @vitabolic cod:BursucVTB” — a Vitabolic product, with no amount and no statement that it is part of her daily diet.

One more caption mentions food, and it is a joke. On 15 September 2025 she wrote “pasta addict” — two words, not a diet fact, and this article builds nothing on it.

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The honest bottom line of this section is simple: her meal plan is not published. This article prints the one recipe she has shared, and it invents nothing.

Supplements

Her supplement sponsor is Vitabolic, with promo code BursucVTB for 10% off. She has thanked Vitabolic for fuelling her since the beginning, and she posts the code in her captions.

Ana Alexandra Petreanu, tag 154, in a front pose in a purple bikini at the 2025 Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe in Bucharest, where she won two Fit Model classes
Ana Alexandra Petreanu, tag 154, in a front pose in a purple bikini at the 2025 Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe in Bucharest, where she won two Fit Model classes at her first contest.
Photo: NPC News Online

One caption from 12 August 2025 lists supplement types: “omega 3 lecitina enzime fadogia top minerals @vitabolic” — omega 3, lecithin, enzymes, fadogia, and top minerals, alongside Vitabolic.

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That caption is terse. No doses are named, no timing is named, and it does not say she takes them daily. This article prints the list verbatim and does not present it as a supplement stack.

The only whey amount she has ever posted is the 30 g in the banana-bread recipe of 21 August 2025. It is an ingredient in a recipe, not a supplement dose with a timing.

Her other sponsor, GymHyper, is a collaboration she announced on 19 August 2025, with code BURSUCGH. It is not a supplement brand named in her diet context.

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No supplement dose or timing is named anywhere in her own words. No supplement stack is published — only the sponsor, the code, and the two captions above.

Workout Routine

No training split, exercise list, sets, or reps are published in Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s own words. This section prints what her coach has said about her training, and what she has shared herself.

Ana Alexandra Petreanu in a side pose, looking over her shoulder, in a blue bikini at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, where she won the Fit Model title
Ana Alexandra Petreanu in a side pose, looking over her shoulder, in a blue bikini at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, where she won the Fit Model title with a perfect score of 3.
Photo: NPC News Online

Her coach, Ciprian Petre, described her training on 2 September 2026, nine weeks out from her pro debut. He wrote that her training had changed a few times until they reached a balance.

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The balance he describes is between upper and lower body, with an emphasis on lower. The most important thing, he wrote, is consistency — doing the same training and posing over and over.

Posing is part of that routine, not an afterthought. Her coach posted five days out from the pro debut that the last posing touches were happening in those final days.

Her training goes back to at least 2019. She has been a client of Stay Fit Gym Ghencea since that year, and her earliest Instagram posts, from September 2019, already show gym content.

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In July 2025 she offered free training slots at Stay Fit Gym Ghencea — she was coaching others there, not describing her own split.

Two words survive from her peak week: on 2 November 2026 she posted “peak week” with no details at all. No exercises, sets, or reps are named anywhere.

Contest History

Petreanu has competed in 5 contests in all — 1 as a professional and 4 as an amateur. Her combined record is 5 wins, 5 top-three finishes, 5 top-five finishes, and 5 top-ten finishes.

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She has finished first at every show she has entered. Her only non-first placing is a second in Fit Model class D at her debut show, where she also won two classes.

# Show Date Division Place Tag Score Field Winner
1 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest 7 Nov 2026 Fit Model 1st 173 3 (perfect) 27 Petreanu
2 NPC Worldwide Romania Muscle Fest (amateur), Bucharest 8 Nov 2025 Fit Model 1st (class C + overall; pro card) 103 — 10 Petreanu
3 INBA Romania 27 Sep 2025 (division not published) 1st — — — Petreanu
4 Muscle Arena Championship 14 Sep 2025 Bikini 1st — — — Petreanu
5 NPC Worldwide Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe, Bucharest 31 Aug 2025 Fit Model 1st (novice, true novice); 2nd (class D) 154 — — (overall: Yelyzaveta Kondratiuk)

Her professional record is 1 contest and 1 win. Her amateur record is 4 contests and 4 wins.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s diet plan?

No full meal plan is published in her own words. The only recipe with quantities she has shared is a banana bread from 21 August 2025: 30 g whey, 1 banana, 2 eggs, 100 ml egg white, 100 g oats, a little baking powder, 20 g nuts, cinnamon, and sweetener.

No calories or macros are stated for it, and no other meal is named anywhere in her own words.

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What supplements does Ana Alexandra Petreanu take?

No supplement stack, dose, or timing is published. Her supplement sponsor is Vitabolic, with code BursucVTB for 10% off.

One caption from 12 August 2025 lists omega 3, lecithin, enzymes, fadogia, and top minerals alongside Vitabolic, with no doses or timing. The only whey amount she has posted is 30 g in the banana-bread recipe.

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What is Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s workout routine?

No training split, exercise list, sets, or reps are published in her own words. Her coach says her training changed a few times until they reached a balance between upper and lower, with an emphasis on lower.

Consistency matters most, he wrote — doing the same training and posing over and over. She has been a client of Stay Fit Gym Ghencea since 2019.

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Who is Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s coach?

Her coach is Ciprian Petre (@cipriantpetre), who runs the CP Coaching Academy. She calls him Bursuc, Romanian for badger, and he is also her partner.

What is Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s contest record?

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She has competed in 5 contests and won all 5 — 1 as a professional and 4 as an amateur. She has finished first at every show she has entered.

Has Ana Alexandra Petreanu competed at the Olympia?

No. She has never competed at the Mr. Olympia. She qualified for the 2027 Ms. Olympia with her Romania win, and 2027 will be her debut.

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Related: Read her story in the Ana Alexandra Petreanu biography, and see how she won in the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro results. More winners: Anastasia Korableva diet plan, Julia Cabarcos diet plan, Beatriz Almeida diet plan, Viktoria Csicsayova diet plan, Leonida Ciobu diet plan, Roman Iushchenko diet plan and Ahmed Juraybi diet plan.

Ana Alexandra Petreanu is a Romanian IFBB Pro Fit Model athlete with 1 pro win and 4 amateur wins. Her diet and training are covered from her own words only — one recipe, one supplement list, and her coach’s training structure. This article uses her contest record, the IFBB scorecards, and her Instagram posts.

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