There is tons of great advice here, and if you want to make ACTUAL GAINS this is a hell of a great place to find info. Most of the regulars here really know their stuff.
With that said some of the people here are often times way too hell bent on powerlifting routines, and don't realize that not everyone has the same goals/abilities/equipment/money/free time etc.
I do a variation of 5/3/1 that's geared a little more toward bodybuilding, and I do a lot of Calisthenics for my core and upper body (Handstands, muscle ups, bent leg pullups, Dips, hanging windshield wipers, hanging leg raises, etc). I'm also a Personal trainer who advises 90% of his physically capable clients to do mainly compound lifts.
I understand better than anyone that people are stubborn, and the stubborn people will fail (I was once stubborn and fat too). So I get the whole attitude of simply telling people "your routine is shit" and then writing them off, but it doesn't grow the community or really help anyone to do that. If you're going to tell somebody their routine is shit, at least explain why. And don't tell them they HAVE TO do powerlifting because that's bullshit. Some people just want to be "skinny" and just have a swimmer type build, and something like P90x will do that for them as long as they're not completely rail thin. Also 99% of people aren't going to read the OP because guess what? There are a million articles out there explaining how to get in shape that have probably failed or mislead them in the past., and most people just think "why is your way any different"
