Dryland for Long distance training

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I had some great OW swims this summer including the Alcatraz Challenge in mid-July and Big Shoulder's 5k on 9/12. About 10 minutes after completing Big Shoulders, I decided I want to complete a 10k next summer. I don't want to get burnt out too quickly so I'll swim normal distances (for me about 10k yards/week) for a few months and mix in some biking and running. I know dryland would help with my swim conditioning, but what type of exercises are typically associated with a dryland routine and how many times /week should they be performed? Thanks in advance.
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  • If you want to die of boredom do a treadmill or elliptical workout. Otherwise, join a running group or take spin classes. Do something that will raise your HR but not anaerobically for long periods of time. I also think doing two sessions a day helps with conditioning and endurance. This doesn't have to be morning/night. I often do two session in the morning but get about an hour rest in between.
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  • If you want to die of boredom do a treadmill or elliptical workout. Otherwise, join a running group or take spin classes. Do something that will raise your HR but not anaerobically for long periods of time. I also think doing two sessions a day helps with conditioning and endurance. This doesn't have to be morning/night. I often do two session in the morning but get about an hour rest in between.
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