Day 1:run for 30 consecutive minutes, followed by 20 minutes of interval training/sprints Day 2: light run, 2-5 mile run at an easy pace
Day 3: 5 minute warm-up, followed by 20 min of sprints with 1 minute rest in between sets
Day 4: rest day
Day 5: 1 hour of cardio
Now if your interested in getting a little larger while leaning out, then you obviously should be doing some lifting. With such a leaning out running routine, its good to compliment the running with a leaning out lifting schedule. If you insist on supplements such as protein, they should only be done on two days of this work out, which are the "building mass" stage. The other lifting days are vital as well, and you must keep time down to the second to get the full effect of the work out.
Day 1: Take half of your max with push-ups, pull-ups, sit-ups, and triangle push-ups and then you do as many sets as your body allows. The key to today is to keep a 30 second interval in between for rest.
Day 2: Shoulders, Chest, and Back:
Arnold Press 2 x 12
Shoulder Press 2 x 12
Dumbbell fly 2 x 12
Bent-over dumbbell fly 2 x 12 (or reverse Pec-dec machine)
*must do within one minute between each set/work out to gain full effects
Day 3: rest day, only run
Day 4: Back, Biceps, Traps:
Pull-ups 3 x 10
Seated Row 3 x 10
Upright Row 3 x 10
Dumbbell Shrugs 2 x 15
Preacher Curls 3 x 10
*must do within one minute of each set/workout to gain full effects
Day 5: rest day, only run

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