doesn't matter what you do, if you're not getting a surplus of calories you will not grow. now assuming you are eating a shit ton, i like to ramp up to a weight i can only do a single of and then do a strip set for alot of exercises. i'll give you a back day for example. my warm up will look like this; kettle bell swings to fire the posterior chain, then some bodyweight glute ham raises. my biggest and heaviest lift is the deadlift, so to start i will do some light snatch grip deads from the floor, great for upper back development, puts you ina deficit and primes you for the heavy standard deads to come. now i will ramp up in weight depending on my goals for that day. when it comes to deadlifts i like to go for a PR once in about 3 months, in between that time i am training for a new pr so one day may be some light speed work, the next back day is maybe 60% of my 1rm for 5 sets of 5, the next day may be 80% for triples. the next time may be ramping up to a 90% single and then doing a strip set until i'm back down to 135 or just can't do anymore period. now i have a horizontal rowing movement and a vertical rowing movement. now for back it would be very taxing to go heavy on all three of these exercises, so if it's a heavy deadlift day i will go light on the horizontal and heavy on the vertical, if it's a light dead day i will go heavy horizontal light vertical. i prefer tbar rows for my horizontal lift, so once again if it's a heavy day i will ramp up to a single and then do a strip set. light vertical days is bodyweight pullups maybe 3 max sets, heavy is weighted pullups for 5x5 or so. finish off with LIGHT curls. i like to take a 40 pound straight bar and 2 30 pound dumbells and super set straight bar curls with hammer curls. then one burnout set of reverse curls.