You should only train each body part (except calves, abs and forearms) once a week.
Chest, back and legs are major groups focus around 10 sets
Most of the others around 4-6 sets.
IMO db squats and deadlifts are a waste of time I have not tried them so I may be wrong but I cannot believe they will be more effective than barbell ones. If it's possible do barbell rows or T-bar rows as people has recommended me. Pull-ups/chin ups if you are not strong enough is a must for your lats. The general thing you should aim for is more compound exercises instead of exotic ones. Base your workouts around these and you'll grow:
Deadlift (barbell)
Squat (barbell)
Stiff leg deadlifts with straight back (barbell)
Pull-ups/pull downs
Bench Press (barbell + db)
Shrugs (barbell or db)
Bicep curl (barbell)
Skull Crushers
Dips+weight
Bent over rows <- I have not done much
Military Press (barbell)
Standing calves raise
Forearm curls (standing behind back preferred because less stress on joints at least for me)
Leg lifts & weigthed sit ups
You are doing a little too many sets, when the fatique of the workout sets in you should have finisherd your workout because you will no longer stay at max. Try to keep your workouts in an hour (not including warmup and stretching)
If you do not gain then the first thing you should look into is your diet. Do you eat enough?
Chest, back and legs are major groups focus around 10 sets
Most of the others around 4-6 sets.
IMO db squats and deadlifts are a waste of time I have not tried them so I may be wrong but I cannot believe they will be more effective than barbell ones. If it's possible do barbell rows or T-bar rows as people has recommended me. Pull-ups/chin ups if you are not strong enough is a must for your lats. The general thing you should aim for is more compound exercises instead of exotic ones. Base your workouts around these and you'll grow:
Deadlift (barbell)
Squat (barbell)
Stiff leg deadlifts with straight back (barbell)
Pull-ups/pull downs
Bench Press (barbell + db)
Shrugs (barbell or db)
Bicep curl (barbell)
Skull Crushers
Dips+weight
Bent over rows <- I have not done much
Military Press (barbell)
Standing calves raise
Forearm curls (standing behind back preferred because less stress on joints at least for me)
Leg lifts & weigthed sit ups
You are doing a little too many sets, when the fatique of the workout sets in you should have finisherd your workout because you will no longer stay at max. Try to keep your workouts in an hour (not including warmup and stretching)
If you do not gain then the first thing you should look into is your diet. Do you eat enough?