Smart Volume regulation during cutting is key to prevent loss of strength.

First make sure you are in 300 cal deficit not more.

Basically when you cut, your body is not that effective in muscle building compared to bulking state. The building blocks/input is less during cut, and your body is compensating by burning your fat storage to meet energy demands.
So during cutting the body could not handle the same workout volume that we use during a bulk. The focus must be towards reducing volume intelligently whereby it's optimum for strength maintenance and also might allow strength gains.
If I were to go into a 300 deficit now (-600 cals from my current intake), I'll get really fck'ed up in 2 weeks time doing my current workout.

Lastly, I hope u are not doing some crazy 1000~1400 cals per day cut.

1800 cals cut very good edy. Need tweak your workout volume.

Never manipulate 2 variables at once.

I can help you if you post your whole workout routine here

Remove all underlined exercises. Change all Bold exercises to 3x5~7.
Remove Sunday if possible.
Preferably add some arm work into your routine.

Focus on maintaining strength while dropping body-weight. Relative strength is a bitch to obtain. Things like 1.5x bw bench can take 1.5~2 years to get. 1x body-weight OHP or 2x body-weight bench can take 3 years to get. So remember that when you drop weigh.

I'll be really happy if you can report back to me here in 2 weeks on how it goes.

This post has been edited by Armesh: Aug 26 2015, 12:36 PM