My opinion...less training and more fats.
At least 4 whole free range (or at least omega 3) eggs, less egg whites. Cook it all in coconut oil.
Less oatmeal - 1 cup would be plenty.
Cut the potato servings down to 8 oz each and add in 1/3 cup cashews or almonds to these meals. Cook your chicken in olive oil or grapeseed oil.
Something that never fails to put weight on me is two servings of beef per day, at least 20oz total a day.
Pound intra workout nutrients - 20g PeptoPro+60 g karbolyn/vitargo during your workout
More food variety in general - if you've been pounding this diet for a while, your body isn't likely to absorb the nutrients as efficiently. Swap in turkey for chicken with a meal, add some salmon in, etc.
Focus on building up a really sound digestive system - for me the following accomplished this (at least improved my digestion): 1 cup Kefir every day, 2 servings of Kimchee every day, one or two shot glasses of apple cider vinegar every day, 1 serving of greek yogurt per day.
Personally I think the double split plan is not worth it. If you are hellbent on this, I would seriously contact John Meadows, because he is one person I think knows how to do it and I would never try it without his guidance. Rest and periworkout nutrition has to be absolutely on point for it to work.
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