Put deadlifts right before or after front squats. You should try to order the ex.'s in order of difficulty so you can lift with intensity and not gas out before you get to other heavy lifts.
Again, on day 5 put floor pressed above or below mil presses. Face pulls should be last since it’s not an ex. you can lift heavy.
9 sets of bicep curls and 10 sets of tricep work seems a bit much. I’m all for doing some iso work, but I don’t know how much is too much.
I like it. Do you rest the weekend between Day 5 and Day 1? Or is it one day off and then start the rotation again. Doesn’t matter much, just curious.
My only other concern is the floor press on day 4. I don’t think you’re going to get the training effect you’re looking for with floor press. Do you have access to a squat rack? Reason I ask is because I think rack lockouts would be a better choice to hit the triceps as you can handle a much greater load and you won’t have to worry about as much chest involvement.
Other than that its time to get to work and eat a bunch.
Do you have extremely good back width and really poor back thickness? I ask because you’ve got 3 back thickness exercises and only 1 back width exercise.
dont know , i already have wide shoulders maybe thats it? i see some athletes(sprinters,football players) whos back is wide but not wide compared to BB’s but thick i want that…football is one of the main reasons why lifted in high school but after that i just started to love lifting and i know splits works better for ME as far as strength and muscle growth together, i like training like this instead a 3 day tbt or a 4 day upper body push pull/lower body push pull . i will at times go back to tbt’s