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lol damn breh
alright here's what I did when I first started out. I had a 4 day split somethin like this
Day 1: Back and Biceps
4 sets of bent over rows
4 sets of lat pulldowns or wide grip pullups
3 sets of lat pulldowns underhand
3 sets of standing dumbell curls
3 sets of wide grip barbell curls
3 sets of preacher curls
Day 2: Legs/Accesories
4 sets of squats
4 sets of leg press
3 sets on the quad extension machine
3 sets on the hamstring machine idk wtf its called to be honest lmao
5 sets of shrugs with dumbbells
3 sets of upright rows
Day 3: Chest/Triceps
3-4 sets of flat bench
3 sets of incline
3 sets dumbell flat bench
3 sets of cable flies
3 sets of rope pulldowns
3 sets of reverse rope pulldowns
4 sets of dumbell skullcrushers
Day 4: Shoulders/Cardio/Accesories again
3 sets of Seated Military press
3 sets of dumbell side lateral raises
3 sets of dumbell front raises
3 sets of rear delt flies
then the same accessory work I did on day 2
then I ran for a bit on the treadmill cause i was a fat fukk at the time
Some mistakes I made was not including deadlifts on my back days and and not doing any curls with a hammer grip to work my biceps completely so I suggest you try to incorporate deads and hammercurls in there but this is pretty much what I did when I first started and seen some great results.
What's more important than the routine is keeping the weight relatively heavy. Since you're a beginner you're gonna see some fast gains regardless of the routine as long as you keep the weights heavy. If you trying to put on mass use a weight where you can only do 6-12 reps before failure. If you can't do 6 or you can do more than 12 then add/drop the weight accordingly. You really gotta push yourself.
Good luck, I wish I was better at explaining shyt but I aint been lifting as long as these other guys lol.