For muscular hypertrophy to occur at a level like that, you're gonna want isolation. Not saying it'd be necessary, sure you'll build muscle. But you'd be retarded not to do more than three lifts per workout. I'm sorry but fuck outta here with that shit

>>35648381
Why do you need to do more than three exercises? I can see needing to do isolated arm work since they aren't used that much in the aforementioned lifts and also core work, but other than that is it really necessary?

>>35648363
Mix it up u lazy bastard it speeds shit up anyway.

>>35648363
Add chin-ups and you're good to go.

Bump for interest

Not optimal stimulus for upper chest, shoulders or arms.

That's literally the kinobody workout

>>35649778
It is not

>No calf workout

cool

Well...I started strong lifts.
With added weighted chin ups, weighted pull ups, weighted dips, weighted press ups, hanging leg raises toe to bar and skullcrushers for accesories, so far I have seen a lot of gains everywhere

>>35648363
No calves, no biceps, no forearms, no abs, no obliques, no rear delts, no side delts, no adductors, no hip flexors, no full pecs mass, no upper spinal erectors.

>>35648612
and dips

>>35651259

>biceps
Worked during pullups, slightly during rows

>lateral and posterior delts
OHP and rows/pullups

>clavical pec
Recruited during OHP and Bench Press

>calves
Used to stabilize during OHP, Deadlift and Squats

>abs/obliques
Same as above

>upper spinal erectors
Same as above

>forearms
Deadlifts, rows and pullups

>hip flexors and abductors
Squats rely heavily on these for stability

>>35651259
I agreed with the calves/abs but then you went full meme as you went on.

OP, add calf raises and crunches, and you're pretty much done.

You are CORRECT. Compound lifts are a very time efficient way to work large masses of muscles and should be the base of your routine. But I also think it's ignorant to totally reject isolation excercises for some hardheaded reason.

Adding in a couple sets of curls at the end of your workout goes a long way, believe me. Tricep ext, not so much. Especially if you're doing overhand rows/pullups, you'll want to isolate your biceps. Isolation for the rear and side delt may help too. You'll pretty much need to isolate calves/abs unless you don't want them to grow.

Also, incline bench rocks, like anon said. Chinups, and underhand rows for more biceps are good. It is very wise to base your program around compounds, and the NUMBER ONE THING to grow is to get stronger in a moderate rep range, and it's often easier to do that with compounds and like I said, they're more time efficient.

It's more important to get good (strong) at the basic compounds than it is to jerk off doing 6 different kinds of curls. But you will likely also find that adding in a bit of isolation at the end of your workout goes a long way, so don't write it off. A lot of people who try to go with a "minimalistic" routine often regret it for some reason or another.

Training doesn't have to be some strang minimalistic philosophy and you're limiting yourself by doing so.

But the way you're talking about training is much better than a brosplit with nothing but isolation moves.

Also, tip: Don't be afraid to use machines (yes.. I'm going to get some hate for this..)

>>35651308
Squats and deadlifts actually work the soleus dynamically. Although it gets a lot of assistance by the quads, which is why in practice squats/deadlifts fucking suck as a calf excercise (plus the soleus does not have as much potential for growth as the gastrocnemius).

Throw in single-leg deadlifts, sprints or hill sprints, add climbing ropes or ring-work and eat more and you should be all right tbqh unless you have really shitty genetics.