Take on Double Jasper Philipsen Performance, a 45-minute indoor cycling workout designed to build progressively towards explosive efforts. With structured intensity changes, controlled recovery intervals and two powerful finishing accelerations, this smart-trainer session challenges you to manage your effort, recover effectively and produce consistent, high-quality power across both sets.
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Spicy but Sensible: A 40-Minute Indoor Cycling Workout to Build Power, Speed & Endurance
Spicy but Sensible combines controlled sustained efforts, one-minute Level V intervals and short 20-second bursts into a challenging indoor cycling session. Learn how to pace the workout, manage your recovery and maintain consistent power. Follow Coach Ray’s structured session and try the workout on Qwik Kiwi Velocity.
View More Spicy but Sensible: A 40-Minute Indoor Cycling Workout to Build Power, Speed & EnduranceMonday’s Brick: Normann Stadler’s Ironman Taper Brick
Prepare for race day with Normann Stadler’s Ironman Taper Brick. This 75-minute workout combines 45 minutes of Level II cycling with 30 minutes of Level II running. Maintain bike-to-run familiarity, reinforce pacing discipline and manage fatigue while allowing your body to recover and arrive at the start line feeling fresh.
View More Monday’s Brick: Normann Stadler’s Ironman Taper BrickMonday’s Brick: FLJUGA Progressive Brick Build
Build pacing, intensity control and fatigue resistance with the FLJUGA Progressive Brick Build. This 72-minute triathlon workout progressively moves through Levels I to IV on both the bike and run, teaching you to manage each intensity, transition under fatigue and still produce a strong, controlled finish on tired legs.
View More Monday’s Brick: FLJUGA Progressive Brick BuildMonday’s Brick: USA Triathlon’s Experienced Sprint/Olympic Brick
Build stronger bike-to-run performance with USA Triathlon’s Experienced Sprint/Olympic Brick. This 90-minute session progresses from Level II through Level III to Level IV on the bike before transitioning into a controlled Level III run. Develop pacing discipline, fatigue resistance and confidence running strongly after a demanding bike leg.
View More Monday’s Brick: USA Triathlon’s Experienced Sprint/Olympic BrickMonday’s Brick: FLJUGA Power Brick Progression
Build your ability to increase intensity under fatigue with the FLJUGA Power Brick Progression. Progress from Level II through Level III to Level IV on the bike, then carry controlled intensity onto the run. This 65-minute brick develops pacing, bike-to-run adaptation, fatigue resistance and confidence when the effort increases.
View More Monday’s Brick: FLJUGA Power Brick ProgressionMonday’s Brick: USA Triathlon’s Beginner Sprint/Olympic Brick
Prepare for your first Sprint or Olympic triathlon with this beginner-friendly 40-minute brick workout. Progress through controlled cycling intensities before transitioning directly into a Level II run. Practise your bike-to-run transition, learn how your legs respond after cycling, develop pacing control and build confidence for your upcoming triathlon race.
View More Monday’s Brick: USA Triathlon’s Beginner Sprint/Olympic BrickMonday’s Brick: FLJUGA Reverse Brick
Build endurance and versatility with the FLJUGA Reverse Brick. Run first with controlled Level III efforts before transitioning directly onto the bike for a sustained Level III ride. This 1hr 17min session challenges your ability to maintain quality across disciplines while developing pacing, aerobic fitness and fatigue resistance for triathlon.
View More Monday’s Brick: FLJUGA Reverse BrickFrom “I’m Not a Runner” to Crossing the Finish Line: Lisa’s Story
Lisa’s journey proves that every runner starts somewhere. Discover how one decision to begin led from beginner run/walk sessions to completing the Kaikōura Whale Run 10km, and why your own running story could start with a single step today.
View More From “I’m Not a Runner” to Crossing the Finish Line: Lisa’s StoryThe Best Thing About Starting Running Has Nothing to Do With Running
Running changes more than your fitness—it changes how you feel about yourself. Discover how small, consistent habits can improve your confidence, energy and wellbeing, and why starting a running journey is about much more than distance. The first step could be the beginning of lasting positive change.
View More The Best Thing About Starting Running Has Nothing to Do With Running