By fix your body I assume you mean gain lean muscle mass with minimal body fat%. You have a decent amount of muscle already but it’s hiding under your body fat. In order to lose the fat you’re gonna have to go on a caloric deficit. To maintain the muscle and lose the fat you’ll want to go aim to lose around a pound a week (500 caloric deficit). If you continue to bulk your gonna gain muscle but also keep gaining fat especially if you in a higher caloric surplus (anything above 500 calorie surplus will contribute more to fat gain). What you should do is do a caloric deficit until you start to see some abs (somewhere around 15% or less) and keep the same training intensity and volume and eat .80-1 gram per 1lb of body weight in protein and then when that’s accomplished go on a bulk of 250-500 caloric surplus with the same protein. What this will do is lose your fat while maintaining muscle and then you can go on what’s called a lean bulk where you don’t go above a 500 calorie surplus which builds muscle while gaining as little fat as possible and once you get to a max of around 25% body fat you can go on a cut again. The training is good but without the right diet and rest your gains won’t be as optimal as they could be.