dryland workouts?

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I was wondering what everyone is doing for dryland? and how many times a week?
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    I personally enjoy running: 10 min warmup @3.3mph, gradually switching to 5-10 incline 5 min warmup @6.0mph 2 min @ 9.0mph 1 min @ 3.3 2 min @ 9.1 1 min @ 3.3 2 min @ 9.2 ... continue to 10.0mph Of course if that is easy for you, then I suggest starting at a faster pace. Similarly, if it's a little fast, then start off with something a little slower. It should be arduous, but I think it's the best 30 minutes (excl warmup) spent on a treadmill. (as opposed to 30 min of running at X-mph pace) I do this workout Mon, Weds, Thurs, Fri. long distance run on Sunday (8 miles or so) Tues (legs) / Saturday (arms) weights - 25 reps of everything for muscle endurance I've been doing this workout for a bit before starting swimming again... and after 10 years of NOT swimming, I'm pretty proud to say that it was pretty painless.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I personally enjoy running: 10 min warmup @3.3mph, gradually switching to 5-10 incline 5 min warmup @6.0mph 2 min @ 9.0mph 1 min @ 3.3 2 min @ 9.1 1 min @ 3.3 2 min @ 9.2 ... continue to 10.0mph Of course if that is easy for you, then I suggest starting at a faster pace. Similarly, if it's a little fast, then start off with something a little slower. It should be arduous, but I think it's the best 30 minutes (excl warmup) spent on a treadmill. (as opposed to 30 min of running at X-mph pace) I do this workout Mon, Weds, Thurs, Fri. long distance run on Sunday (8 miles or so) Tues (legs) / Saturday (arms) weights - 25 reps of everything for muscle endurance I've been doing this workout for a bit before starting swimming again... and after 10 years of NOT swimming, I'm pretty proud to say that it was pretty painless.
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