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Great progress!

I use kickbacks on occasion as a finishing movement on tri days. But I still prefer skullcrushers or overhead extensions for mass.

Heavy, low rep deadlifts will add thickness to your traps. And, shrugs and uprights rows are good too.

Another vote for deadlifts and shrugs.

I agree with this, diet plays a big role.

3 sets of 12 reps of wrist curls and reverse wrist curls with a dumbbell works well for me. I've experienced good growth from those two exercises.

I agree with making sure that you're breathing correctly while lifting.

Deadlifts and shrugs have added a lot of size to my traps and neck.

I rarely sweat when lifting, unless it's really high volume or an intense workout. And I also sweat more after cardio, so OP, you're not alone.

I'll do leg extensions after squats or leg press. They're good as a finishing movement for the quads. Do them slow and with higher reps and you'll get a good pump.

You could possibly try wide grip upright rows for the side delts. Or you can try cable raises or lying dumbbell raises.

I prefer heavy barbell curls for bicep mass. But preachers are good too. You could just do both. Throw in some dumbbell curls between the aforementioned exercises and you've got a great bicep...

I've had good results from doing wrist curls and reverse wrist curls with a dumbbell. I do 3 sets of 12 reps for each exercise.

Reverse crunches hit the lower abs too. And, I agree with getting your diet in check.

I agree with the suggestion of fruit.

I agree with skull crushers, as they'll add a lot of mass to the tris. Overhead extensions are good too. And I like to finish with push downs.

One night won't affect you significantly.

As others have alluded to, get your diet in check.

I like seated bent laterals for my rear delts.

I prefer using dumbbells for laterals.