Need help with my new training program

[The Jake]

Not pertinent to OT exactly, I know, but I'd like to draw to your attention (at least, those of you who lift) to take a look over my current program. So take a look here.

Basically my training program is 3 days light (50% of the usual, 12-20 reps for endurance), 2 days off, 1 day heavy (95-100% of my max to maintain my strength). This program has given me REAL gains so far. I've not only gained size, my lifts have gone up dramatically.

End of this month marks two months on this program and I will take a two week break to let the body recover before I launch back into a new program. So I'm curious as to what you guys think I should do next.

I'm thinking of either returning to this program, or cutting back to focus on 3 days a week of weights and on those 3 days, keep it all heavy. Something like:

Sun:
Bench 6 sets x 3-5 reps
Squat 6 sets x 3-5 reps

Tues:
Military Press
Barbel Curls
Close Grip Bench
Calves

Thurs:
Deadlifts 6 sets x 3-5 reps
Hyperextensions
Hamstrings

Basically do bench and squat on the mondays , keep deadlifts at the end of the week and maybe juggle the other exercises around to accomodate the big three?

This is still in the early stages of planning btw. I'd like to cut down the number of days doing weights, keep it focused and clear up my timetable so I can do more cardio and martial arts for when I go back to LA.

Any thoughts/feedback would be appreciated.

- The Jake

[Tom]

with that routine it looks as tho you are trying to gain strength..if you are going for a strength routine you should keep the sets between 2-3 and have reps of 6, when you can do 6 on the last set, increase weight, then 1 day a month go for oyur new max and keep on going

[Zen]

Are you not into working out 1 or 2 body parts per workout? Your alot bigger than me, so I'm not really questioning, just asking. I always thought to gain mass and strength it was best to work certain body parts each day.
Example
Monday-
Chest
Biceps

Wednesday-
Legs
Shoulders

Saturday-
Back
Biceps

[Tom]

It looks as tho he is not trying to gain size, but strength, so i would do a little more than what he is doing but keep the sets and reps low

[The Jake]

I'm very happy with size atm.

I just want da POWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

- The Jake

[seldomTap]

You have made excellent gains lately mate...you can gain more now by adopting a programme similar to what you have mentioned.

[The Jake]

Its all confused by the fact
a) I don't know what my goal should be
b) I like my current program and wondering if there is much of a need to change?

When I go back I will be focusing primarily on grappling/BJJ so raw power is more important there than it is, say, in kickboxing.

So I was thinking focus on power but keep the number of days of weights down to minimise wear and tear on the joints and ligaments (which is why I only do one day heavy on my current program -- to keep the tendonitis away, and it's working).

- The Jake