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Bassem Ashouri is an IFBB Pro competing in Classic Physique — the division judged on proportion, symmetry, and the kind of conditioning that can't be brute-forced. He earned his IFBB Pro card with a first-place finish at the 2023 NPC Junior USA, then took on a full 2026 pro season, stepping on stage at the Tri-City Pro, the Detroit Pro, and the Anaheim FitWorld Pro.

With the season behind him, Bassem is now in the build toward next year — the stretch where hormones, recovery, and long-term health markers actually get corrected rather than managed around. He also coaches, working with competitive bodybuilders and lifestyle athletes who want real structure behind their training. As a BloodWorx sponsored athlete, he uses comprehensive panels to guide his own offseason and to bring that same standard of objective data to the athletes he coaches.

Priscilla Tamborini competed at the highest levels of the sport for years before turning pro, then earned her IFBB Pro card as one of the first athletes ever to do so in the Fit Model division. It is a category judged on a deceptively demanding standard — lean and athletic without the extremes, carried by presentation and stage craft as much as by conditioning.

Since turning pro she has been on a tear, stringing together appearances at top-level IFBB Pro shows through 2026 and setting her sights on an Olympia qualification in September. Alongside her own competing, Priscilla coaches — guiding athletes through posing, contest prep, and the lifestyle side that decides whether a prep holds together at all. As a BloodWorx sponsored athlete, she runs the Women’s Ultimate panel with Vitamin D and Iron/TIBC to keep her hormones, thyroid, iron status, and recovery in view across a long season, and brings that same standard of objective data to the athletes she coaches.

Mohammad Samardzic is a long-time competitive bodybuilder who earned his IFBB Pro card in Men’s Physique, taking first place in his class at the 2026 NPC Junior USA. He made his professional debut soon after at the IFBB St. Pete Pro, stepping on stage against the best in the division.

All of it inside a single breakout year — and he is not done, with the Tampa Pro next on the calendar. Alongside his own preparation Mohammad coaches, working with athletes on their training and contest prep. As a BloodWorx sponsored athlete, he relies on comprehensive lab data to optimize his training, recovery, and hormonal health — bringing real, in-the-trenches experience to everything he does.

Jon Lillard has been a bodybuilder for as long as he can remember, and competes in Men’s Physique within the NPC — a division where conditioning, proportion, and presentation are separated by margins most people can’t see. He takes visible pride in the part of the sport nobody posts about: the grind, the discipline, and the years of unglamorous consistency that put an athlete in contention.

His immediate focus is the 2026 NPC Dexter Jackson — held in Jacksonville, the same city as Aquarian Health, the practice behind every BloodWorx panel — where a win sends him to Nationals and puts an IFBB Pro card within reach. Jon also coaches, guiding both competitive and lifestyle athletes through their own preparation. As a BloodWorx sponsored athlete, he runs the Men’s Ultimate panel with IGF-1 to keep his hormones, cardiovascular markers, liver health, and inflammation in view while he pushes toward that goal — and holds the athletes he coaches to the same standard.

Tim Bianco competes in NPC Classic Physique with his sights on an IFBB Pro card, but his interest in the sport runs well past the stage. He is the founder of Ever Climb, a coaching and education platform built on a 360-degree view of health — the belief that meaningful change comes from stronger habits, better nutrition, and a resilient mindset, not from following a workout plan or chasing a number on the scale.

That philosophy runs on the same principles as his own prep: discipline, consistency, accountability, and the willingness to keep going when progress stalls. Through Ever Climb he is making health more accessible and sustainable at every stage, leading by example rather than by title. As a BloodWorx sponsored athlete, Tim uses comprehensive panels to keep his hormones, metabolism, and recovery in view on his own climb toward pro — and to hold the people he coaches to the same standard.