Daily Simple Questions Thread - April 15, 2021

Thoughts on this 4-day split? Will be run as P/P/Rest/L/S/Rest/Rest

PULL

Deadlift 3x8

Wide-grip Pulldown 3x10

Underhand Barbell Row 3X10

Close-grip Pulldown 3x12

Cable Row 3x12

Cable Pullovers 3x12

Face Pulls 4x15

PUSH

Flat Dumbbell Press 3x8

Shoulder Press 3x10

Incline Dumbbell Press 3x10

Pec Dec Flyes 3x12

Incline DB Flyes 3x12

Lateral Raises 4x15

LEGS

Back Squat 3x8

Romanian Deadlift 3x10

Leg Press 3x10

Hamstring Curl 3x12

Leg Extension 3x12

Calf Raises 3x12

SHOULDERS & ARMS

Close-grip Bench Press 3x8

Dumbbell Shrugs 3x10

Lateral Raises 4x15

Rear Delt Flyes 4x15

Tricep Pushdown 3x12

Overhead Extension 3x12

Hammer Curl 3x12

Dumbbell Curl 3x12

EDIT: I have 1.5 years of serious gym experience under my belt and I've cut down to ~15% bf before. I used to do and enjoy PPL but lifting isn't my #1 focus anymore and COVID happened so I've been out of the gym for a long while. I've tried an upper lower split but I wasn't a fan so I made this routine. It looks like a bro split, but I figured with the main compounds, I'm still hitting most body parts 2x a week except for legs (tbh I don't really care anymore about legs). Arms should also be hit by the numerous pulling and pushing exercises. Lastly, Flat DB > Barbell Bench because I never really enjoyed barbell bench and I'll be doing CGBP which I think hits chest a little

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