Building a calisthenics routine

OK so I'm building my own calisthenics 6 day routine that focuses on lower body and accessories too. No gym. This the way I made things fit into a program, need advice on improving it

Day 1
>Squat
>Knee getup or vertical jump
>Hip thrust
>Chinup
>Dip
>Pushup

Day 2
>Row
>Handstand pushup (back)
>Pullup
>Beghind-the-back pullup
>Lateral lunge
>Planche pushup

Day 3
>Knee getup or vertical jump
>Hip thrust
>Squat
>Dip
>Pushup
>Chinup

Day 4
>Handstand pushup (front)
>Pullup
>Row
>Behind-the-back pullup
>Lateral lunge
>Planche pushup

Day 5
>Hip thrust
>Squat
>Knee getup or vertical jump
>Pushup
>Chinup
>Dip

Day 6
>Pullup
>Row
>Handstand pushup (back)
>Behind-the-back pullup
>Lateral lunge
>Planche pushup

Acessories (every training day after main routine)
>Neck curl
>Neck extension
>Forearm curl or forearm extension
>Abs (dragonflag progressions, maybe other stuff)
>Back extension
>Calf raises

I'm still trying to figure this out. i dunno if changing the order up from 1 to 3 to 5 and from 2 to 4 helps or makes it worse, this is kind of placeholder and input is very much appreciated

I might use weights on hip thrusts and squats, but it's limited, and obviously forearm exercises. Might add weights to pull ups or chin ups and do pushup variations

3 sets each exercise, every set until failure. Sometimes I do 5 sets when I can. I was trying to do a 3x week routine but this shit only fits in 6x

Help a guy out, goals is big but aesthetic, with good extra stuff (neck, forearms), ab definition, wanna gain most mass in lats, delts and ass

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Why are you a unathletic person with no background in calisthenics at all trying to make your own program instead of a proven program like startbodyweight? Seriously lol

who the fuck said I was unathletic? I've been lifting on and off for over a year. I based some stuff on the bodyweight reddit thing, but it's simply too easy. Not enough volume, not enough anything. I can fucking do consecutive muscle ups and that subreddit is for people who literally cant do 1 pushup. Also I don't wanna be a leglet

What dips? Should do both chest and tricep.
Would suggest supermans for back too, they're great.

About the weights: not much of a choice unless you carry heavy things for a living. Really hard to work your arms and shoulders well at all without them.
Wrist roller is GOAT for forearms btw.

Well, why not?

>What dips? Should do both chest and tricep
sorry idk what you meant

>Really hard to work your arms and shoulders well at all without them
For a while when I was outside the gym I went to the pull up bar every day and did either chinups or pullups. Did lateral raises for shoulders at home, and dick forearms curls and later extensions. That work really fucking grew my arms. Forearm isolations are underrated. But I hear handstand pushups and planche pushups work delts better, plus they work traps and I don't need a dedicated trap movement aside from behind-the-back pullups which I might dial back as well.

Like I said, trying to figure this out.

bump

bumperino pls

Are you going to do weighted leg work?
Seems fine although It might take a while with all this accessory work. If you have a hour and a half every day for training that's amazing.
Have you already tried this routine though?

Am new, what's a wrist roller?

i'm still contemplating whether to always do accessory work 6x a week or only around 3x
i do have plenty of time btw

Haven't tried the routine, i just finished building it. Might be a bit much, I'll start tomorrow and see if I can handle it.