Just an update for everybody, I got my schedule for work straightened out a bit, so we're looking at running a workout schedule based on my days off/on.
I will be cutting my hours down to 60ish for this log LOL.
Mondays: Chest workout, mainly focusing on strength goals here.
Average chest workouts will focus on not only chest, but supporting groups.
Chest + Tri's + Shoulders (not a true shoulder day, not a true tricep day, just certain movements) Also, no BB bench press will be included for the duration, until the end where I check for improvements.
Tuesdays: Back workout, mainly focusing on size development here.
Average back workouts will focus on back/lats/traps only.
Wednesdays: Leg workout, mainly focusing on form and support here.
Average leg workouts will focus on squat depth/weight increases, and high intensity workouts, followed by abs.
Thursdays: Shoulder workout, mainly focusing on strength development in the rear delts and size development in the frontal delts here.
Average shoulder workouts will focus on heavy 'behind-the-neck' shoulder presses, and other forms of presses (all rear oriented) and several different lifts/raises for the front delts (personal lifts I learned and am not willing to share!)
Fridays: Arm workout, mainly focusing on size development of biceps and strength on triceps here.
Average arm workouts will focus on higher rep bicep workouts, supersetted to lower rep/heavier tricep workouts, followed by a brief cardio session.
Saturdays: Off
Sundays: Cardio in various forms

(get your minds out of the gutter folks! of course I am talking about 'boxing style training', grappling, rock climbing, stair running, sprints/suicides, distance running, and hopefully if my body lets me... some sauna time! lol)
I believe my days off will either be Sat/Sun/Mon or Fri/Sat/Sun, or a switch between those. I will add in Cordygen 5 by MST on Sundays and Fridays. I will also make note that I have a knee injury of some sort, that doesn't affect my training in any way shape or form, but I cannot put weight on it (kneel or rest against something with it).