However, for most of us to try to follow that kind of routine would be ridiculous in the extreme. The best thing for most of us to do is pick only one or two movements for each body part. These choices are a bit arbitrary. One could easily place shoulder and arms into one category, legs, hips, and back in another, etc. The important thing is that you include all the parts in your workout cycle.
Nothing looks as out of place as skinny legs on a big upper body.
But, a lot of lifters never really train legs with enough intensity for them to grow. Don't be one of those, work out your entire body. Abs, neck and grip work-pick whatever you like best. Notice that no body parts are neglected. One could very easily substitute dips for benches or drop the standing presses if they feel that two presses are too much work.