Full Body Workout (2 times a week)

Also good for those who never trained before or those who are coming back to gym after a very long break (months/years) and should do this routine for a week to break through the muscle soreness.

Weekly routine:

When there are multiple exercises in one row, choose one, also you could switch between those every other workout:

As you can see, there is no arm exercises, because all of those chest and back exercise include bicep and tricep use in it. Feel free to add in additional arm exercises if needed. This is a basic structured full body workout that contains 2 chest exercises, 2 shoulder exercises, 3 back exercises, 3 leg exercises and abs at the end. However if you feel comfortable, you should try out different order of exercises, I don't recommend adding more exercises, if you do those intensely, with slow proper reps, your muscles should feel like on fire by the end of the workout, cut out the exercises that you don't respond well to, or if you have trouble doing them properly.

Upper Lower Body Workout (3 - 4 times a week)

If you choose to workout 3 days, choose to take out either 1 lower or upper body workout. Note: Shoulders are going to be on a lower body day, because it would be too much pressure on the shoulder joints to do heavy shoulder exercises aditionally to the chest exercises on the same day.

Weekly routine:

Upper Body workout:

Lower Body workout:

Push Pull Leg Workout (5 - 6 times a week)

Each body part is being trained twice a week if you go for the 6 day workout routine, if you decide to go for 5, choose the day you want to take off the routine, either the muscle that is already well developed or if you simply don't like training a particular body part.

Weekly Routine:

Pull workout:

Push workout:

Leg(with shoulders) Workout: