Is my gym routine good?

https://imgur.com/a/gIHT42O

Wheres the roids

why are you asking vlr, half of the people on here haven't touched grass in months

Superset the Lat pushdowns and curls using a cable and add rear delt flys for those 3d shoulders!

Not enough, do this instead:
100 push-ups
100 sit-ups
100 squats
A 10-kilometer (6.2-mile) run
Avoiding air conditioning in the summer and heat in the winter

Correct me if I'm wrong but I noticed your list doesn't have anything that works your triceps

Honestly it’s good.

Maybe swap your ohp because your front delts are going to get murked. Add a tricep overhead extension because triceps are 2/3 of arm size.

For your leg day, deadlifts and back squat is killer but if you can do it fuck it. You might want to add a leg curl because deadlifts won’t work out a certain part of your hamstrings.

do push ups and pull ups on your push pull

for pullups, you can start with negatives then work your way up to full reps
4 for 5 is good starting out, try to work towards 4 for 10

just spam pushups till failure

its very good for heavy heavy high intense lift me like 100/10 good stuff wow

you need more direct tricep and hamstring work

add tricep pushdowns and hamstring curls

Way too many sets for each excercise. 2 or max 3 sets of an excercise is definitely enough. Remember to go for mechanical failure and do lengthened partials at the end for maximum gains

ye it's good dawg, my workout routine is pretty similar

Add Tricep Extensions for your push day, and imo you're doing too much volume for your shoulders, that is if you plan to do the normal push, pull, legs, push, pull, legs, rest split

More repetition and more exercises

I like dips, you can switch the posture too to hit chest or tri's, I would also swap bicep curls (unless you do preacher) with chin ups. Trust that stretch is killer.

Also I think you should have 2 different leg days, cause your leg muscles arent all hit with the same movements. I do one day of quads and calfs with your basic stuff like squats, and bulgarians, calf raises, and maybe some lunges (But could be too much load), sometimes i do leg extensions

And my second leg day would hit hamstrings and glutes, with rdls, hip thrusts, leg curls, and here I would do deadlifts or sdl's, which are just stiff leg deadlifts to work more on the hamstrings.

just do more repetition and exercises so u can get the hang of it faster.

hardest part is staying consistent, ur split is fine just add some an excercise targeting ur triceps and get good nutrition, sleep well and trust the process. on the last sets of some of those exercises u can consider going to failure/near failure