Yer I agree with Spart, add in some running but not too much. I started back in the gym last year after 10 years off and the last 5 years being a runner. As my focus now is on getting stronger I have reduced the running back to 1-3 times a week and much shorter distances. I find that if I do more it starts to impact on the strength side of things. I also find that after weights my body is a little beat up and that makes the running a little less enjoyable. My advice would be to pick one goal and work to that first, you can then re asses and pick a new goal when you have achieved the first one. So for now you might focus on strength and weight loss and less so on running. When you get your body where you want it then you pick a new goal and change your training to suit. I rekon it would be almost impossible to train for strength whilst in a deficit, whilst also training for a marathon.