theres no real problem with it... i'd probably kick the leg ext. and leg curls and put a unilateral movement like 1 legged db deads and/or pistols in there... but i think its overly complicated for no real reason?
theres lots of things you can do, i like to simplify things alot more. Right now im doing something like this:
upper strength/lower power
lower strength/upper power
total body
after that cycle is done and i finish unloading i'm going to do something like this...
Push
back/front squats - 3x4-6
flat/incline bench press - 3x6-8
Military Press - 3x6-8
Weighted Dips - 3x10
calves - 2x15-20
Pull
Deadlifts - 3x3-5
Barbell Row - 3x6-8
Pullups - 20 total, weighted, as many sets as it takes
Barbell curls - 3x10
Abs - 2x12-15
KETTLEBELLS - (A)
Circuit of some kind, still havent decided what will go here
KETTLEBELLS - (B)
Movement within stillness
Front step, Back step - 2x10 weighted in guard position, 2x10 weighted in jerk position, 1x10 bodyweight, focus on speed
Lateral shuffling - 2x10 weighted in guard position, 2x10 weighted in jerk position, 1x10 bodyweight, focus on speed
Lateral weaving - 2x10 weighted in guard position, 2x10 weighted in jerk position, 1x10 bodyweight, focus on speed
Lateral weave and shuffle combo - 2x10 weighted in guard position, 2x10 weighted in jerk position, 1x10 bodyweight, focus on speed
Dragon Twisting - 2x10 weighted in guard position, 2x10 weighted in jerk position, 1x10 bodyweight, focus on speed
Dynamic Balance
1 Leg dual KB Deadlift w/ back kicks, front kicks, and jump switch. - 3x10
KB front kicks - 2x10 weighted in guard position, 2x10 weighted in jerk position, 1x10 bodyweight, focus on speed
Pistols - Pick total number, similar to pullups. Reach the number in however many sets it takes. each leg, assisted if neccesary, add weight if neccesary
order will go as follows... KB/off/Push/off/Pull/off/off
every week i will pick either squat/bench/dead and do 3x3 with 90% of my 1RM and alternate the next week, so i'm still increasing strength in the big 3
same weight on all sets within every movement




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