Add some shoulder work (shoulder press, shoulder spins, shoulder raises) instead of bicep curls, because pushups if done properly can work all parts of the upper body e.g. wide base of hands works biceps, narrow base works triceps.....so instead of overhead triceps and bicep curls just do differt types of pushups and puulups.
The same argument could be made regarding the shoulders, as Pressups and Pullups work the shoulders as well as triceps and biceps. I looked at the two shoulder excersices: Shoulder press and Shoulder raises (couldn't find shoulder spins] and I like the Lateral Shoulder raises very much and will add them.
I looked at split jumps and jump squats and they look like great excersices so I've added them to in conjunction to the other lower body excersices.
What do you think of the number of sets for each excersice and if there are any parts of the body I'm neglecting

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Monday:
Pushups [5 sets] – 100pushup plan
Core exercises [2 sets of 15 reps of 6 excersices from 'Core guide']
Pull-ups [3 sets of max]
Biceps curls [2 sets of 12 reps for each arm]
Overhead triceps [1 set of 12 reps for each arm]
Lateral Shoulder raises [1 set of 12 reps]
Wednesday:
Pushups [5 sets] - 100 pushup plan
Core exercises [2 sets of 15 reps of 6 excersices from 'Core guide']
Hamstring curls [3 sets of 12 reps]
Calf raises [2 sets of 12 reps for each leg]
Lunges with weights [3 sets of 12 reps]
Friday:
Pushups [5 sets] – 100pushup plan
Core exercises [2 sets of 15 reps of 6 excersices from 'Core guide']
Squats with weights [3 sets of 12 reps]
Split Jumps [3 sets of 12 reps]
Jump squat [3 sets of 12]
Thanks again
