QTTDTOT: Routine Edition

>Would it be advisable to go back to a beginner routine like SS or SL after doing an intermediate/advanced program for almost 3 months?

So Veeky Forums I've been doing Arnold's Blueprint to Mass for about 3 months now. Before that I would "lift" for about 2 years but had no idea wtf i was doing. I'm noticing noob gains but I still look like a skinnyfat dyel and have a long way to go.

The other day I came across a post that advised all the other noobs who are just getting into lifting to start off with a foundation before moving on to other programs. My question is should I go back and start over from the beginning since my lifts are shit anyway? By jumping the gun on my routine will I have missed the chance for max noob gains? And how long should I stick with SS/SL before moving on up to an intermediate program?

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Post your lifts and weight

Just a reminder I'm a skinnyfat dyel and I'm still new to lifting but:
Squat: 45lbs
DL: 50lbs
OHP: 25lbs
BP: 45lbs

Are you saying you cant ohp the bar?
Bro you need to bulk and lift 5x a week

I didn't include the weight of the bar in any of those lifts. If I should then it comes out to:
Squat: 90lbs
DL: 95lbs
OHP: 70lbs
BP: 90lbs

I didn't include the weight of the bar in any of those lifts. If I should then it comes out to:
Squat: 90lbs
DL: 95lbs
OHP: 70lbs
BP: 90lbs

>those stats after 3 months
>and after 2 years of fucking around
good lord dude

you have completely wasted your time. go on a linear progression routine.

Ok that's better, how much do you weight? How tall are you? How often do you train?

how

I sure hope that degenerate she-male doesnt show up and ruin this thread