I want to get ripped.

Instead of trying to create your own program why not try an already established program like Starting Strength, Strong Lifts, New Rules of Lifting, etc? There have been a lot of success stories from these established programs alone.

I'm going to throw this out there.. Since you are obviously buying stuff for a "home Gym" and you like beach body videos, look at Body Beast.. You might find this is something you can do at home..

I did this at home, never stepped foot in a gym. I now use some this still in larger hybrid but Sagi does have some good workouts and forget leg day (bulk legs) you will not walk for days after doing this in the beginning... just saying..

edited to add, if you can follow the work outs and setup your eating plan in myfitnesspal you will be good to go. Just choose lean or bulk. He walks you through the entire thing.

I would recommend kinobody as a youtube fitness guru. He's helped thousands of people and it shows in their before and after videos he posts. After watching many of his videos he believes in compound lifts like Bench, pullups, incline press, and dips. Then for legs he mainly does single leg workouts like pistol squats, lunges and calf raises and adds in plyometrics like box jumps and incorporates sprints. I've gone from 34% to 30% body fat in one month so far and increased my muscle mass from 33% to 36%. I was 190lbs when I started and now I'm 176 lbs. To get ripped or abs you normally need to be in the single digit body fat % range.

In terms of a routine he normally charges $47 for his program in which you specify your goals and current statistics on where you're at and he'll give you a routine just for yourself. Or you can do what I did and watch videos and just develop your own routine.

The basic principal is 3 day workouts with 2 day splits and each workout is around 30 minutes. He uses reverse pyramid style for most of his lifts which starts heavy and gets lighter. For example for bench he will do 5-6 reps of 315 lbs 7-8 rep 275 lbs and 9-10 reps of 250 lbs and then back up again. Most of his lifts will be 3 sets of reps going from 6-8-10.

The weekly routine would be resistance training on Mon, Wed, and Fri then sprints on off days 10 sprints (can be weighted or uphill) from 50-100 meters.

An average workout will consist of 30 minutes of legs in the morning with pistol squats, lunges, box jumps, calf raises. In the later afternoon he will do 45 minutes of upper body with bench, incline, dips, rows, tri extension, concentration bicep curls, chin ups and shoulder press.

Just continue to eat at a caloric deficit and consume more calories on your workout days and less on the off days that include sprints. Try to stick with whole foods and no cheat days and you'll see progression. To measure body fat % and muscle % Just lookup bioelectrical scales on Amazon which can range from $15 to $50 for a good scale.

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In addition to all the suggestions already posted I would like to put in a plug for fitnessblender.com. This website has over 500 videos in all kinds of training styles and difficulties, so odds are there's a video there that you can do. You can watch all of their videos for free on their site and create your own program, or you can pay for a calendar program that they've put together to get rid of the guesswork. I love their videos, I use at least one of them almost every day.