You dont have to stick exactly to that routine. Its a beginner program known to add strength very fast. You could tweak it to meet your needs.
The second link i posted is for a free E Book that you might want to look over.
My routine right now looks like this:
3 days per week alternating workout A + B
Workout A
Squats 3 sets
bench press 3 sets
seated rows 3 sets
upright rows 3 sets
zottman curls 3 sets
Workout B
Deadlift 3 sets
Chin Ups 3 sets
Military Press 3 sets
Close Grip bench Press 3 sets
Core Circuit 3 sets:
5 reps and add weight when i get to 8 for all exercises except forearms and core.
But i will probably add forearms and core at the end of each workout and every month or 2 i will switch up a few things here and there and maybe add a set to certain exercises.
Im doing this and lifting boxes 5 nights per week for around 5 hours so the idea is to do enough to stimulate HGH, Serum testosterone and other horomones to gain strength and muscle, but not overdo it so ill be able to perform at work and feel good. For you it would be running. Many atheletes use full body workouts with great results.
You have to think of it as quality or quantity, but you can always tweak your program as you go if you arent getting the results you're looking for.
You could always do a upper/lower or push/pull split if you dont like these options, its up to you.