Help with workout

k bros, just need help tweakin this a little, this is my first time on juice. I'm runnin 500mg/wk of test e.
stats:
22yrld
5'10"
195
13-14%bf

here's my workout:
I increase weight with each set
and leave it till I can get all 10 reps at all 4 reps then increase startin weight

monday-chest
flat bench 4x8-10
incline bench 4x8-10
decline bench 4x8-10
cable cross 4x8-10
abs 3x25 upper, 3x25 lower, 3x20 sides

tuesday-back
deadlifts 4x8-10
widegrip pulldowns 4x8-10
seated cable rows 4x8-10
standing dumbell rows 4x8-10

wensday-off

thursday-shoulders
military press 4x8-10
lat raises 4x8-10
front raises 4x8-10
upright row 4x8-10
dumbell shrugs 4x15-20
abs 3x25 upper, 3x25 lower, 3x20 sides

friday-legs
squats 4x8-10
leg press 4x8-10
leg extensions 4x8-10
leg curls 4x8-10
calf raises 4x15-20

sat-off

sunday-arms (would rather do this sat but my gym closes at 3:30 on sat so I have no choice)
preacher curls 4x8-10
standing db curls 4x8-10
hammer curls 4x8-10
seated concentration curls 4x8-10
rope pushdowns 4x8-10
french press 4x8-10
skullcrunchers 4x8-10

just not sure how to go about this, if I'm supposed to stick to how I'm doin it or if I should do the three warmups=20 then three heavy=15reps or just stick to tryin to get all my reps to 10 then uping the weights.

any advice greatly appreciated and noted.

btw I'm only in the second week of my cycle, gonna do second shot on thurs.

What are aiming to do. bulk or cut?

I'm on a bulker :)
gonna cut naturally afterwards then start another cycle in feb of test e and eq

Work out looks good make sure your diet is in check and you should get good gains :lift:

Try this bro...

Monday - Chest (4 exercises, 3 sets of 12, 10, 8 reps)
Tuesday - Back (5 exercises, 3 sets of 10, 8, 6 reps)
Wednesday - Off
Thursday - Shoulders (4 exercises, 3 sets of 12, 10, 8 reps)
Friday - Biceps/Triceps (3 exercises, 3 sets of 12, 10, 8 reps)
Sat - Off
Sun - Legs (3 exercises PER muscle group, 3 sets of 12, 10, 8 reps)

I switched your rep ranges and workout around a bit. The only thing I switched was your leg day with your arm day. You previously had your arms right before your chest and back workout...you'd suffer in the long run. By putting your arms righh after shoulders, you give your entire upper body adequate time to repair and still have time to hit your legs. The only downside is that two days after (generally the worst time for legs after working them out) is your back day. Which means doing exercises like Deadlifts and bent over rows won't be happening since your legs won't be able to help you out with heavy weights.

With your back, I changed the reps because I'm a firm believer that the back and all it's muscles only grow from low reps with heavy weight. Just from personal experience...

Good luck bro.

Sorry...one more thing.

Save Abs/Forearms/Calves for the days that you are off. No need to work out abs everyday. Twice a week is fine as long as your diet and cardio are in check. But since you're bulking, you may not even want to work abs. It's up to you. But make sure you do forearms and calves on their own day. You'll thank me later.

Would I use my heaviest weight for each rep then since I'd be working down on reps?
Also would the exercise's I have already be good, just switching the workout around to what you recommended?

See...bulking is different. Alot of people assume going lower in reps will make your muscles bigger. There is some truth in that, but as a bodybuilder, staying in between the rep range of 8-12 exhausts more muscle fibers then going in the lower reps of 3-6. For muscle hypertrophy, stay in the higher rep range. If you intend on going into powerlifting, then go with the lower rep range and hit the basic exercises frequent and intense.

The exercises you chose are fine, but stick to the basics and try to stay away from machines. Take for instance Tricep-Rope-Pull-Downs...that won't add a hell load of mass to your triceps.

If you tried...

Skull Crushers 3 sets of 12, 10, 8
Weighted Dips 3 sets of 12, 10, 8
Overhead Dumbell Extension 3 sets of 12, 10, 8
Rope-Pulldowns 2 sets of 20, 20
Reverse-Pulldowns 2 sets of 20, 20

You'd be good to go. You have three basic exercises and add in two weenie exercises just add that extra pump volume and shape. It's a nice burn out in the end and it's not enough to do any severe damage. Now apply that to everything...

Chest
- Incline Bench Press (3 sets - 12, 10, 8)
- Flat Bench Press (3 sets - 12, 10, 8)
- Decline Bench Press (3 sets - 12, 10, 8)
- Standing Cable Crossover (2 sets - 20, 20)
- Seated Incline Cable Crossover (2 sets - 20, 20)

3 basics and two cables. Good to go.