I've been meaning to follow a specific program (versus my own routines) for a long time, And Bryan has me sold. I think I've picked a keeper 
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of this week is dedicated to finding my 15, 10, and 5 maxes, respectively. After this week, I plan on taking a week off and begin that following Monday (effectively SD'ing for 9 days). However, I have a couple questions:
Firstly, I tried a couple searches but couldn't find anyone promoting Close-Grip Bench Press for Triceps. Being as this exercise involves heavier weight than conventional skullcrushers, along with it being a great compound exercise, I'm curious as to why it isn't recommended? Same thing goes for Hammer curls. Instead of traditional curls which mostly isolate the bicep, Hammer curls activate the bicep, brachioradialis, and the brachialis. Again, a compound exercise. Any reason why these two exercises wouldn't fit in as core Tri and Bi exercises for HST?
Having said that, here's my routine (in order):
BB Close-Grip Bench Press
DB Hammer Curls
DB Shrugs
DB Military Press
DB Rows (replace with Chins in the 5's)
DB Incline Press
DB Laterals
BB Wrist Curls
DB Bent-Over Laterals
DB Squats
DB Calf Raises
DB Weighted Crunches
(PLEASE critique this if you see room for improvement. I have a week to get this figured out.)
By the way, the exercises are ordered this way in so that I start off fresh working my weakest points first (particularly my Triceps, Biceps, and Shoulders) as my arms in general are lacking with the rest of my upper body. This is my way of placing more emphasis on arms. Is it a good idea?
Finally, I'll be doing 1 set of 15s, 2 sets of 10's, and 3 sets of 5's for each exercise. But say for instance I do my first set of 10s with exercise A. Do I rest and do exercise B, rest, the finish the second set of the exercise A? Or should I do 10 reps of A, rest, and do another set of 10 for A?
Okay so I had more than a couple questions
Thanks alot for any help
EDIT: Oh, I forgot to mention: I workout at home but have access to a Chin-up Bar, Barbell, and plenty of Dumbbells

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of this week is dedicated to finding my 15, 10, and 5 maxes, respectively. After this week, I plan on taking a week off and begin that following Monday (effectively SD'ing for 9 days). However, I have a couple questions:
Firstly, I tried a couple searches but couldn't find anyone promoting Close-Grip Bench Press for Triceps. Being as this exercise involves heavier weight than conventional skullcrushers, along with it being a great compound exercise, I'm curious as to why it isn't recommended? Same thing goes for Hammer curls. Instead of traditional curls which mostly isolate the bicep, Hammer curls activate the bicep, brachioradialis, and the brachialis. Again, a compound exercise. Any reason why these two exercises wouldn't fit in as core Tri and Bi exercises for HST?
Having said that, here's my routine (in order):
BB Close-Grip Bench Press
DB Hammer Curls
DB Shrugs
DB Military Press
DB Rows (replace with Chins in the 5's)
DB Incline Press
DB Laterals
BB Wrist Curls
DB Bent-Over Laterals
DB Squats
DB Calf Raises
DB Weighted Crunches
(PLEASE critique this if you see room for improvement. I have a week to get this figured out.)
By the way, the exercises are ordered this way in so that I start off fresh working my weakest points first (particularly my Triceps, Biceps, and Shoulders) as my arms in general are lacking with the rest of my upper body. This is my way of placing more emphasis on arms. Is it a good idea?
Finally, I'll be doing 1 set of 15s, 2 sets of 10's, and 3 sets of 5's for each exercise. But say for instance I do my first set of 10s with exercise A. Do I rest and do exercise B, rest, the finish the second set of the exercise A? Or should I do 10 reps of A, rest, and do another set of 10 for A?
Okay so I had more than a couple questions

Thanks alot for any help
EDIT: Oh, I forgot to mention: I workout at home but have access to a Chin-up Bar, Barbell, and plenty of Dumbbells