Looking for support

I have been doing cardio almost everyday for four years and have been mostly satisfied the results. However, I didn't realize the importance of strength conditioning (lifting weights) until recently and the results are even better. Here's a copy and paste of what I wrote earlier this morning for someone who had asked me about my routine.

Several years ago, after pitching batting practice to my son, I found myself more winded than normal, so I decided to get back into shape. I had always been in good shape, but allowed myself to get "soft" while serving in my newfound role as a dad. So the kids bought me a Nike FuelBand, and I've been getting cardio in almost everyday.

Two years ago, I joined LA Fitness, but hurt my shoulder about a month in, probably trying to lift too much too quickly. I rejoined last week and am now prioritizing a strength conditioning program. I haven't take any pics though.

So to summarize, here's what I do daily:

1. Watch what I eat and log everything into My Fitness Pal. My calorie limit is 1,500/day, but I typically eat back what calories I burn in cardio. For example, if I get 300 calories for jogging, my calorie limit increases to 1,800 for that day. I also don't eat anything after 8:00 PM, which is 3-4 hours before bedtime.

2. I get in my 10,000 steps every single day... no skipping. Sometimes I even jog in place at home, but I usually go to the gym for this.

3. I started the StrongLifts 5x5 program last week for strength conditioning.