Hello everyone,  this is my first post so I will introduce myself.  My name is Kyle, I am 22 yrs old, 5'10"/149 lbs, 6% body fat.  I am a Kinesiology major and plan on opening my own martial arts school once I graduate.  I have been doing martial arts for 13 yrs, am a 3rd Dan, and work as the head instructor at my instructors school (teaching 3 days a week).      Ok, now thats out of the way.  I just wanted to know what everyone thinks of the following routine that I might begin:   Monday: 9:00-9:15 = Warmup/Jogging                          9:15-10:15 = Arms/Chest/Back                          3:30-8:30 = Teach Martial Arts                          9:30 = Stretch       Tuesday: 11:00-11:15 = Warmup/Jog                           11:15-12:15 = Legs/Shoulders/Stomach                           5:00 = Stretch   Wed: 9:00-930 = Plyometric Drills (hands & legs)                     9:30-10:00 = Forms                     5:00 = Stretch   Thurs: 11:00-11:15 = Warmup/Jog                       11:15-12:15 = Arms/Chest/Back                        3:30-7:30 = Teach Martial Arts                        8:30 = Stretch   Friday: 9:00-9:15 = Warmup/Jog                        9:15-10:15 = Legs/Shoulders/Stomach                        5:00 = Stretch   Saturday: 11:00-12:00 = teach weapons class                            12:00-2:00 martial arts practice   Sunday: Rest   Im concentrating on low reps, high weight right now.  I know I should really be doing more Martial arts training, but I want to build strength for the next 2 months, then do higher reps.  Well, you guys let me know what you think.  I will be taking a protein powder, maybe even nitrix for the next month while doing this routine.  Here is a list of the exercises I will do for each body part (doesnt mean I will do every exercise listed every workout):   Arms:   Concentration curls,hammer curls,bicep machine,reverse barbell curls,tricep kickbacks,tricep machine,wrist curls,reverse wrist curls   Shoulders:   Front Press machine, barbell shrugs   Chest:   Incline Press, Vertical chest press   Back:   Back Lat Pulldown, seated rows   stomach:   leg raises, lr hanging from bar, knee raises on bench   Legs:   squats, leg press, leg extension, leg curls, standing calf raise, machin abductions, machine adductions, lunges