Am I on the Right Track? Details Included

heya all. long time reader, first time poster. i thought id post up just so i can see if im on the right track, and will probably have a fee questions typed at the bottom as i go along.

will do my best to include details and information wherever required so the more advanced people here can make a better judgement on where im going right/wrong. cheers for reading!

age:23
weight:74.5kg (morning weight, after bathroom)
lifting experience:a few years on and off, no real continuous commitment till the past year, stuck to everything as best i could, and learned alot!
goals: strength, size, general health
workout routine:
-starting strength-done just the way its written (mon, wed, fri)
-tues/thurs/sat=grip training
-cardio done 1-3 times a week (either farmers, sandbag carries, or sledgehammer beating a tyre)

diet: vegetarian (no meat, egg, fish) (side note: any posts telling me to “man up and eat meat” etc will simply be ignored. this isnt bb.com!)
diet: the same thing every day-much simpler this way:

MEAL ONE CALS- 816 PRO- 53.5 CARBS- 83.3 FAT- 29
1 cup dry oats- 341cals 11.9g pro 58.5 carbs 5.6 fat
400ml milk - 260cals 13.6 pro 18.8 carbs 14.4 fat
1 scoop whey- 120 cals 24g pro 3 carbs 1 fat
1tblspoon natural PB- 95cals 4g pro 3g carbs 8g fat

-WORKOUT-

MEAL TWO CALS- 721 PRO- 49.5 CARBS- 80.3 FAT- 21
1 cup dry oats- 341cals 11.9g pro 58.5 carbs 5.6 fat
400ml milk - 260cals 13.6 pro 18.8 carbs 14.4 fat
1 scoop whey- 120 cals 24g pro 3 carbs 1 fat

MEAL THREE CALS- 337 PRO- 30.8 CARBS- 46.9 FAT- 3.3
one large boiled potato- 161 cals 4 pro 37 carbs 0 fat
220g CC- 176 cals 26.8 pro 9.9 carbs 3.3 fat
large serving boiled veggies

MEAL FOUR CALS- 774 PRO- 63.9 CARBS- 40 FAT- 40.1
3 veggie sausages 303 cals 33.9 pro 12.3 carbs 12.2g fat
beans-207g 151cals 10 pro 26.7 carbs 0.4 fat
portion cheddar cheese (80g) 320 cals 20 pro 1 carb 27.5 fat
1 fruit (apple/orange/pear)

MEAL FIVE (BLENDED) CALS-851 PRO-43 CARBS-54 FAT- 61.1
300ml milk- 195 cals 10.2 pro 14.1 carbs 10.8 fat
220g CC- 176 cals 26.8 pro 9.9 carbs 3.3 fat
1 banana 100 cals 1 protein 27 carbs
2tblspoon extra virgin olive oil- 200 cals 28fat
2tblspoon coconut milk-60cals 2 carbs 8 fat
2tblspoon ground almonds 120 cals 5 pro 1 carbs 11 fat

MEAL SIX ~(BLENDED) CALS-851 PRO-43 CARBS-54 FAT- 61.1
300ml milk- 195 cals 10.2 pro 14.1 carbs 10.8 fat
220g CC- 176 cals 26.8 pro 9.9 carbs 3.3 fat
1 banana 100 cals 1 protein 27 carbs
2tblspoon extra virgin olive oil- 200 cals
2tblspoon coconut milk-60g fat
2tblspoon ground almonds 120 cals 5 pro 1 carbs 11 fat

TOTAL:
CALS: 4350
PRO:283.7
CARBS:358.5
FAT: 215.6

added comments:
-always get my sleep
-dont drink or smoke
-used to have problems commiting to the above everyday but have found an easy solution around it, and it works (bought my own fridge for my bedroom, preparing meals 1 meal ahead at all times)
-tend to skip sandbag ggp more often than i should :frowning:
-bodyweight increases fall to around 0.5-1kg every 2-3 weeks (havent noticed any real fat gain thus far)

questions:
-some of my lifts following the starting strength routine have begun to stall, military press and bench press have stalled completely (been 2 workouts of the same weight and reps) and deadlifts-although i get 5 reps, my back begins to round on the final rep. what should i do with the lifts im stalling on?

-im looking to add in some sprints once a week on an off day, simply because ive become a little sluggish and slow since high school. would these effect my lifting performance in any negative way?

-feel free to comment on any changes you think would be beneficial in terms of diet or training!

Diet looks very well thought out. If you don’t mind my asking, why are you a vegetarian? I don’t care that you are, I’m just curious as to why.

If you’re worried about your form in the deadlift, maybe drop the weight a bit until you have better form.

If your bench and MP have stalled, try eating more. I’m not sure what protocol starting strength has with regards to stalls so I don’t wan to suggest much in the way of training.

[quote]chimera182 wrote:
Diet looks very well thought out. If you don’t mind my asking, why are you a vegetarian? I don’t care that you are, I’m just curious as to why.

If you’re worried about your form in the deadlift, maybe drop the weight a bit until you have better form.

If your bench and MP have stalled, try eating more. I’m not sure what protocol starting strength has with regards to stalls so I don’t wan to suggest much in the way of training.[/quote]

vegetarian-bought up that way. i wouldnt mind eating meat…ive tried it once (very small amount) but im not going to disrespect my mother by eating it under her roof because shes against it. and i cant move out yet because my mother needs me here.

i think i might drop the weight with deads, the last thing i want is to hurt myself because of ego.

[quote]indiladhar wrote:
chimera182 wrote:
Diet looks very well thought out. If you don’t mind my asking, why are you a vegetarian? I don’t care that you are, I’m just curious as to why.

If you’re worried about your form in the deadlift, maybe drop the weight a bit until you have better form.

If your bench and MP have stalled, try eating more. I’m not sure what protocol starting strength has with regards to stalls so I don’t wan to suggest much in the way of training.

vegetarian-bought up that way. i wouldnt mind eating meat…ive tried it once (very small amount) but im not going to disrespect my mother by eating it under her roof because shes against it. and i cant move out yet because my mother needs me here.

i think i might drop the weight with deads, the last thing i want is to hurt myself because of ego.

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Sounds like a good decision. As long as you increase the weight it doesn’t matter so much what the weight is.

i broke past my military press plateau today :slight_smile: got that final rep up pats self on back hoping something similar will happen for bench come monday!