Workout routine? Changing it up...

looks intense- ripped in 30 involves a lot of strength training also, and you should rest your muscle groups the day after you work them (or at least every 2 days) so I wouldn't do ripped every day coupled with strength training every other. Maybe ripped one day, then strength train arms the next, then ripped, then strength train legs, then repeat so you are getting some rest in for muscles to rebuild

Good luck though!

I think I understand where you are at. I am a runner at heart too. I would rather run everyday than do strength training and what not. But I understand the importance of strength and don't discount that either. So, its a bit of a conundrum trying to fit it all in without over taxing your body. I used to run 6 days per week. I scaled it back to 4-5, and have actually seen better gains in my stamina and pace. This is most likely due to the fact that I can push myself harder on run days and mix up the type of run training because I am not running every day back to back.

This is my winter routine cuz its cold out. A lot of running is on the treadmill except for my long run, which I bundle up and head outside.

M - Run HIIT for 5k - (walk / sprint intervals).
T - Rest from Running
W - Run hills or incline for 3-4 miles
R - Rest from Running
F- Run HIIT for 5k - (walk / sprint intervals).
S - LSR Run (long slow run 9-11 miles)
Su - Rest from Running

If I run a 5th day its a tempo run 4-6 miles. Usually on a random T or TH.

Strength training I do M-W-F. This is arms, chest, shoulders, back

T-TH I do abdomen and circuit training work (either dvd like Ripped in 30 or a medicine ball routine I made up). Sometimes I will also use elliptical 15-20 minutes.

Sunday is my only dedicated rest day from exercise. And this day follows my long slow run on Saturday.

So yes, its possible to fit it all in and work out really hard. But listen to your body and don't over do it and cause injury or burnout. Best of Luck!