Firstly, about your diet. You should go over to the nutrition section, post up your current stats, goals, body type, age, typical day's diet. You'll get tons of help.
About your routine, you should try and keep your workouts to about 1 hour or less. Reasoning behind that is that with longer workouts you run the risk of overtraining you Endocrine system(no i won't have any sources to back this statement, but gimme a few days,and until then, i got it from The Analects of ParDeucius).
I would also switch the routine to either a push/pull, where one day you work your chest, triceps, shoulders and about 3 days later you work your legs, back, bi's. This is a common newbie routine, and most PT's that i've talked to told me they give this routine out to newbies, also my weight training teachers always give this routine out (not that i put much faith in either of the two groups, i don't see how this could be bad for a beginner).
Your other option would be a three day split:
Chest, Tri's, Shoulders
Back, Bi's, Traps
Legs
The latter would be better IMO. After a few months on one of those routines, and after you have mastered the core exercises (benches, rows, presses, squats etc), you can move on to different routines, like 5x/week split and all that.
Other people on here will give you tons of advice.



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,and until then, i got it from The Analects of ParDeucius).
