What times of gains will i get if i do this 4 6 months?

15 male play sports 185cm and 66kg

If i perform this 4-6 times a week
5 minute 60-70% skipping warm up
5 minute treadmill 10 second 50% pace then 20 second 100% pace just keep that going 4 5 minutes also level 12 which is a littler harder to pedal
2km run on treadmill 3-4incline i run on 11.0 speed and finish the 2km in 10 minutes
core exercise: 4 sets of 100 crunches 100 bicycle crunches 40 toe touches and a bridge after each set 45 second break in between each set
then ill do a few other core exercise will like 1 set and less reps
Then ill do this climbing thing in the gym for 2 minutes flat
Then i do 15 normal push ups and 15 triangle push ups thats 1 set i do 3 sets 45 second break in between
2 sets of 10 rep dips
and im new weights etc but i do a few other exercises on legs not much reps and sets and weights and same with arms i do a few exercises on arms and shoulders but not too much
I do 2-3 times a week, 4 sets of 10reps 30kg bench press 45 second breaks in between each set
Bicep curls 3 times a week 7.5 kg 3 sets 10 reps each arm
2-3 times different days to normal bench press i do the bench press which works triceps
50 calf raises 2 sets and 50 squats 2 sets 4 times a week

I do the core exercises everyday for the last week, push ups 5-6 times weights 3-5 times a week and cardio 5-7 times a week

Diet:

breakfast: weetbix 3-4 weetbixes or oats, or a healthy cereal and eggs 1-2 times a week

Snacks: fruites or a nut bar etc or up and go

Lunch: wholemeal tuna with salads

Dinner: meat with salads and vegetables

I dont over do my eating and say i go gym at 7pm finish at 9pm ill eat before i go bed say like cereal again or something a little light

drink plenty of water as well

If i follow this 4 6 months what times of gains will i get? ripped stonger mass??? is it good?
 
If you already play sports, I can't say you are a beginner. Your muscles are used to exercise.
So I'd say, without a proper nutrition (eating a lot more than that) , you won't have decent gains. You need to eat 5/6 times a day, and good amounts of decent food (whole foods. and eat clean).
Also you are mixing up a lot of cardio and weigh lifting. You must chose what your goal is. You can do cardio, but not in every workout with that intensity. You will burn so much calories that it will be hard to gain any muscle.

1. Eat more times a day. Clean and not processed foods.
2. Concentrate on building muscle. Don't just mix some random exercises for the whole body. Search in this forum for a good "muscle building workout" , and train different bodyparts each day.
3. Nobody can predict gains. There's just too much variables that can influence. Just focus on evolving, not how much you can gain. If you see improvements every month, be happy with that and keep pushing!

Stay healthy pal!
 
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