My Push/Pull routine

[leezycarter23]

I am shifting from a 3-day Full-body workout consisting of:
Workout A:
Bench Press 4x 6-8
Squats 3x 6-8
Chin Ups 3x8
OH press 3x 6-8
Crunches 6x 25 (30sec rest)
Ab Suckers 3x AMAP

Workout B:
Bent-over rows 4x 6-8
Squats 3x 6-8
Bench Press 3x 6-8
OH press 3x 6-8
Crunches 6x 25 (30sec rest)
Ab Suckers 3x AMAP

To a 4-day Push and Pull routine, having legs in the Pull routine since doing rows and deadlifts in the pull routine hits legs too.

This is the workout that I created and I want to know if it's good or not .. thanks guys!

Workout is Attached. Please give it a look as I believe that it's got potential. Thanks

[Partyrocking]

1. I think push/pull routines are often too much for the lower back and an upper/lower split would be a better option.

2. It's not really a push/pull routine with all of the leg work on pull day. The balance isn't here because you're basically training 1/3 of your body on 1 day and 2/3 of your body on the other day.

[leezycarter23]

Reply to PARTYROCKING - "1. I think push/pull routines are often too much for the lower back and an upper/lower split would be a better option.

2. It's not really a push/pull routine with all of the leg work on pull day. The balance isn't here because you're basically training 1/3 of your body on 1 day and 2/3 of your body on the other day."

So, If I do legs on Push days, would this workout be good?
NOTE that I'm only limited to a bench press, dumbbells, hanging leg raise/dip/pull-up machine, and a lat pull down/leg extension machine.

Thanks for the reply,