This endurance-focused brick, inspired by Riley Rosado, builds sustained strength and pacing discipline. With extended Level II and Level III efforts on the bike followed by a controlled 5km run, it develops durability and rhythm for long-course racing. A steady, purposeful session designed to reinforce consistency, patience, and race-day resilience.
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Monday’s Brick: FLJUGA Double Brick Threshold
This FLJUGA Double Brick Threshold session combines short, controlled threshold efforts on both bike and run to build precision and composure. With slightly reduced recovery on the run, it challenges your ability to reset and repeat under pressure. A focused session that sharpens transitions, pacing control, and race-ready intensity across both disciplines.
View More Monday’s Brick: FLJUGA Double Brick ThresholdMonday’s Brick: FLJUGA Foundation Brick
This FLJUGA Foundation Brick builds the basics of effective bike-to-run transitions. After a progressive ride moving from Level II to Level III, the session challenges you to settle quickly into a steady run rhythm. Simple in structure but highly effective, it develops pacing control, transition confidence, and durable triathlon race-day rhythm.
View More Monday’s Brick: FLJUGA Foundation BrickMonday’s Brick: Dermott Hayes Endurance Brick #2
Dermott Hayes’ Endurance Brick #2 builds durability on the bike before demanding sustained, repeatable intensity on tired legs. After a steady 40km aerobic ride, four 2km efforts at Level IV with just 30 seconds recovery test your rhythm, resilience, and ability to reset under pressure. A race-relevant brick for athletes who want to stay strong when fatigue sets in.
View More Monday’s Brick: Dermott Hayes Endurance Brick #2Monday’s Brick: Dermott Hayes Endurance Brick #1
Dermott Hayes’ Endurance Brick #1 pairs disciplined aerobic riding with controlled progression on the run. After a steady 40km ride at Level II, the challenge is shifting gears smoothly and building through 2km at Level III before pressing into Level IV — finishing strong without forcing it. A simple structure that strengthens both your engine and your composure.
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