Is My Diet/Routine Okay?

I joined some website that helps me plan my crap and this is what i came up with… Is it too little… too much?

Age 19
Weight: 170LBS
Lifting 4Years.
5"7-1/2

Monday
Oct 20, 2008
�?� Dumbbell Bench Press - 4 x 8 |
�?� Incline Dumbbell Bench Press - 3 x 8 |
�?� Flys - 3 x 12 |
�?� Barbell Curls - 3 x 6 |
�?� Hammer Curls - 3 x 10 |
�?� Wrist Curls - 3 x 15 |
Tuesday
Oct 21, 2008
�?� Squats - 4 x 6 |
�?� Leg Press - 2 x 20 |
�?� Glute/Ham Raise - 3 x 10 |
�?� Standing Calf Raise - 4 x 12 |
�?� Seated Calf Raise - 3 x 10 |
Wednesday
Oct 22, 2008
�?� Rest Day
Thursday
Oct 23, 2008
�?� Military Press - 4 x 8 |
�?� Lateral Raises - 4 x 10 |
�?� Upright Rows - 3 x 12 |
�?� Weighted Dips - 4 x 8 |
�?� Skull Crushers - 4 x 10 |
�?� Overhead Tricep Extensions - 2 x 15 |
�?� Decline Sit-Ups - 3 x 20 |
Friday
Oct 24, 2008
�?� Deadlift - 4 x 6 |
�?� Overhand Grip Pull-Ups - 4 x 10 |
�?� Preacher Curls - 4 x 8 |
�?� Incline Seated Dumbbell Curl - 3 x 10 |
�?� Reverse Grip EZ-Bar Curl - 3 x 8 |
Saturday
Oct 25, 2008
�?� Rest Day
Sunday
Oct 26, 2008
�?� Rest Day
age 19
weight: 170lbs

Breakfast-
Cottage Cheese 2% - 358 g.
Bananas - 100 g.
Natural Peanut Butter - 26 g.

Lunch
Turkey - 193 g.
Whole Wheat Bread - 82 g.
Lettuce - 37 g.
Tomatoes - 37 g.
Hellman’s Real Mayonnaise - 1.3 tbsp.

Preworkout;

Cottage Cheese 2% - 358 g.
Bananas - 100 g.
Natural Peanut Butter - 26 g.

Post Workout -
Whey Isolate - 64 g.
Skim Milk - 10 oz.
Strawberries - 262 g.
Blueberries - 187 g.

Dinner

Current Chosen Meal
Chicken - 229 g.
Brown Rice - 52 g.
Real Butter - 20 g.

Check out some of the nutrition and workout program articles on this site.

Your program seems solid enough except for your back day. The back covers a large amount of muscles and all you have his deadlifts and pullups. Don’t get me wrong- deadlifts and pullups are great excercises but you have more muscles to hit.

Also, deadlifts and back squats will be difficult to handle in the same week due to lower back usage. Cut arms out of your chest day or back day- one or the other. You train those muscles at the end of your week and at the beginning of your next workout week. Cut out the rest day on Sunday. Try a 2 on and 2 off schedule.

Are you seriously eating 358g of cottage cheese 2x a day? with the banana and pbutter that’s over a pound of food. That meal also sounds quite fatty- if you must eat that amount of cottage cheese- cut out the banana and just eat the cheese a pbutter for a P+F meal.

Hope this helps,
Hank