Some help from you strong people

[tiders]

Hey guys.

So a little bit about me. Last December I was 5'8, 210 lbs and never worked out in my life. I got into Xfit and dieting and ended up at ~160 by July. I started working on strength shortly after but then got annihilated by a drunk driver one night and didn't work out for a bit. With all the meds I was on and starting medical school I dropped down to about 150 lb (not a good look).

I screwed around in the gym for awhile with different ideas but dedicated to a SS-type program about 3 months ago. Now I was certainly NDTFP. My starting stats were:

5'8
160 lb
Squat- 145 shitty form
Bench- 100
Press- 80
DL- 190 shitty form

Since I still had a belly and was a moron, I was following the SS paradigm on 2000 calories a day (without adequate protein) thinking I would magically get stronger and lean out at the same time. I was adding 5 lbs/lift/workout for about 10 weeks. Ended up at

5'8 (wish you could work out height!)
165
Squat- 180, (reset once, fixed my form)
Bench- 140
Press- 105
DL- 270, (Reset once, fixed my form)

That last workout was so unbelievably heavy, I said fuck it... went to taco bell and did unholy things. For the last week and a half I have been eating about 2500-3000 calories a day + 1/2 GOMAD (so about 3700-4000 a day) with around ~200g of protein. I feel way better and shot up to 175. I know you guys advocate eat eat eat so I wanted to check if you think this is enough?

Current stats (all PRs)
175 lb
Squat- 200
Bench- 150
Press- 115
DL- 285

Sorry for the long post.

PS- I spent $60 on meat today.... felt awesome.
PPS- I had to read the "clarification" article like three times, but I think it finally sunk in.


EDIT: I forgot to mention that because i cant do PCs at my gym, I'm doing the PP variant with the chins. Currently I'm doing sets of ~6 with 10lbs added.

[MazdaMatt]

You added 20lbs to your squat in 1.5 weeks after previously maxing out after a reset... yeah, you've got your shit straight. Just don't get fat by eating stupid things. How old are you?

[tiders]

Good to hear. I'm a 22 year old dude.

[Tom Campitelli]

You are in the absolute target demographic for this. Eat a lot of good food, get a lot of sleep, lift as detailed in SS, and watch your numbers go way up. I wish I knew how to squat when I was 22.