Diet stuff. First you need to calculate your Basal Metabolic Rate. This is the # of calories you will burn if you lay in bed all day. Calculate it here:
BMR Calculator
Then multiply this number by 1.6. This takes into account your activity level and training. There are several methods for determining this, this is what i use. This final number is your daily maintenance level. Eat over this amount consistently and you will gain weight, under and you will lose weight.
During your building phase follow these 2 simple rules:
1) Eat 200 calories above your maintenance on Monday/Wed/Fri (your lifting days). Eat at or just slightly below maintenance on your non lifting days.
2) Take in 250 grams of protein a day.
At the end of the day, if you have met both requirements, 5 cookies and milk will be fine. At least until July, we'll get strict then.
Like dj mentioned, fitday.com is free and can help you track both calories and grams of protein.
You current diet is really not bad. You have your times spaced out well and you're eating consistently throughout the day instead of binge eating once or twice a day. Here are some slight recommendations
Diet (so far and projected):
Breakfast: 7:30 AM Protein Shake and Bannana
- add slow release carb such as 1/4 cup oatmeal. I would put this right in the shake. This gives you sustained energy and prevents mid morning crashes
Snack: 10:00 AM fiber bar
- add a protein here. Try to get 40 grams.
Lunch: 12:00 PM 2 Peanut Butter and Bannana Sandwhiches, Yogurt, Clementine
- add a protein here. Try to get 40 grams.
Snack: 2:30 PM Apple, 1 Peanut Butter and Bannana Sandwhich
- add a protein here. Try to get 40 grams.
Post Workout:
6:00 PM Protein Shake
Dinner: 6:30 PM 3 grilled chicken strips, collar greens, green beans, corn
- good dinner
Snack: 8:30 PM cashews
- nuts are great snacks and provide good fats
Pre-Bed: 10:30 PM Protein Shake
- try to avoid any carbs in this shake. No need for carbs at bedtime.