gonna be bodybuilding soon; need info and help

i decided a few weeks ago that in college i will be a bodybuilder. i have some money and all but not enough to spend on $150-$200 stacks. this is what workout i did today and tomorrow i'll post the rest of the week's.
 
Monday:
Incline Bench 3X5 heavy
Snatch Squats 1X10
Altitude Drops 3X8
Dropset Dips 6X3
Power Cleans 3X5 heavy
and some other exercises that i dont have written down at the moment
 
also, i take in around 3500-5000 calories a day
i'm not sure if i've updated my stats but i'll go ahead and post them on here.
height 5'10''
weight 145 lbs.
bench max 180 lbs.
squat max 325 lbs.
deadlift max 340 lbs.
15 yrs. old
 
any and all help will be appreciated thanks
 
 

Vary the training focus:
Endurance
Strength
Growth
Leaning
Repeat it again
 
Vary the training style!
slow/fast/low rest/longer rest/explosive/pre exhaust
 
Forget the stacks.  They are mostly a waste of your money.
 
45 minutes max per lifting session not counting warm up and cool down.
Do a little cardio..not much unless you need it to keep the fat down...use the cardio to optimize cardio function!  Do it after you lift.  Short moderate cardio sessions.
 
Do some functional work in the endurance phase..then move to the basic strength movements...then on to hypertrophy specific ...then lean up for a bit and repeat.
 
For Gaining Mass
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The top priority is food, then a multivitamin and an antioxidant.
Consider fish oil or other EFAs.
 
For the extras..

Creatine (just pure powdered mono, not some koolaid mix) can help with recovery time and up the intensity, glutamine (again, pure powder) can help keep you from overtraining, BCAAs (pure poweder) before and after can halp to spare muscle.

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