Looking to gain mass with 3 days per week workout routine

I am working out in the gym for 3 days a week with the following schedule

Monday:
Shoulder (5 - 6 exercises)
Biceps (4 - 6 exercises)
Tricpes (4 - 6 exercies)

Wendessday
Back (5 - 6)
Traps ( 2 - 3)
Legs (5 - 6)

Friday
Chest (6 - 8)
Forearms (2 - 3)
Abs (Hmmm...)


Well, I have just started following the workout routine and I will really appreciate your input. I have followed arbitrary workout routines without much benefit.
My body size is almost the same as in the profile pic.
Please note that my aim is to gain mass while maintaining decent lean mass. My current weight is hovering around 65 - 67, and looking to weigh about 75.

Thank you.

[QUOTE=sunaram;503182601]I am working out in the gym for 3 days a week with the following schedule

Monday:
Shoulder (5 - 6 exercises)
Biceps (4 - 6 exercises)
Tricpes (4 - 6 exercies)

Wendessday
Back (5 - 6)
Traps ( 2 - 3)
Legs (5 - 6)

Friday
Chest (6 - 8)
Forearms (2 - 3)
Abs (Hmmm...)


Well, I have just started following the workout routine and I will really appreciate your input. I have followed arbitrary workout routines without much benefit.
My body size is almost the same as in the profile pic.
Please note that my aim is to gain mass while maintaining decent lean mass. My current weight is hovering around 65 - 67, and looking to weigh about 75.

Thank you.[/QUOTE]
Looks really good to me, perfect volume. What about move legs to monday and shoulders etc to wed so you can go all out on them with no energy dips.

[QUOTE=pumplikecumming;503189081]Looks really good to me, perfect volume. What about move legs to monday and shoulders etc to wed so you can go all out on them with no energy dips.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. I will try that.

Id go with an A/B alternating workout with some type of DC/HIT workout. Seems to be the best way for natural trainees to gain serious mass quickly

You've got the two largest muscle groups in your body (back and legs) on the same day, Wednesday. These should [i]definitely[/i] be split up. That's the reason to train a split routine in the first place--to be able to put more work on individual large muscle groups.

Have a look at this split; for someone with some training experience under his belt, it's practically bulletproof:

Tom Mutaffis 3-Way Split [url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=120309781[/url]