Double threshold sessions, two threshold workouts on the same day, have become popular through some elite distance runners. The idea is to accumulate more time at threshold while keeping each session controlled.
Each session is done at controlled intensity, often guided by lactate measurements in elite settings
Elite athletes using this approach usually have very high training volumes, years of background and close monitoring
For amateurs with limited time and recovery, two quality sessions per week usually give a good return already
If attempted, keep both sessions moderate and reduce other intensity in the week
If an experienced amateur wants to try it: morning 4×6 minutes at threshold pace with 1 minute rest, evening 8×3 minutes at the same pace with 1 minute rest. Keep the rest of the week easy, and try it only every week or two at first.