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Announcements and Upcoming Events

TRACK NIGHT

Join us Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m. at Santa Monica High School, 601 Pico Blvd, Ca 90405.   This Wednesday was a great turnout, but we missed a few folks from Lincoln Middle School.  We hope to see all of you back at out original location.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
WE HAVE A WINNER!

Congrats to Eric Harnack for being the winner of the free entry to the LA Marathon.   We will be cheering for Eric as he runs on November 7, 2021.  


SAVE THE DATE - JULY 31, 2021

LA Road Runners presented by Volvo is hosting a Meet Up at Dodgers Stadium on Saturday, July 31 from 7am-11am. Walkers and runners are invited to come and join LARR Coach David Levine and the Pace Leaders for the 6 or 9 mile course. There will be a shoe demo from ASICS as well as support from CLIF Bar and Nuun and a Recovery Zone.  Click here to RSVP:  https://losangelesmarathon.wufoo.com/forms/larr-meet-up-dodger-stadium-731/

 

 

CHEERING STATION

Calling all volunteers.  The LA Marathon is less than 4 months away and we are recruiting volunteers for 2 different shifts for our cheering station for November 7, 2021.  We will be on San Vicente near Barrington which is mile 22.  Let’s cheer our athletes on by giving them encouragement and  refreshments.  If you are interested, please email us at info@larunningclub.com.

 

 

NS team & LARC Press release
 
Dear members,
 
Dr. Kazu Suzuki has been appointed as a medical advisor to our running club. 
 
For our members, he will be providing the first aid, such as treatment of minor cuts and scrapes, minor allergic reaction and ankle sprains etc. He is an experienced foot and ankle surgeon, and he can advise you on running related questions and injuries as needed. He is an active member of the club and he will be present at Saturday Totem-pole meetings and Wednesday track nights on most days. 
 
Most importantly, he will have an EKG device and an AED device which is a heart defibrillator device that can be life-saving when a person has a cardiac arrest and collapses. Although it’s rare, cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, including a seemingly healthy runner. You may have heard a 29-year-old Danish professional soccer player (Christian Eriksen) collapsed during a Euro tournament match in June 2021. Fortunately, Eriksen was resuscitated with AED, sent to a hospital for a pace maker and survived, solely because he had an immediate medical attention.
 
Kazu is a native of Tokyo Japan. He is a Boston marathon qualifier/finisher and an Ironman finisher. He is an attending staff of the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center since 2006 & has a private practice clinic in West Hollywood. He also welcomes your running or health-related questions via email (Kazu.Suzuki@cshs.org), which may be featured in our weekly emails and in our website.
 
Dr. Suzuki’s practice website here: (www.suzukiwoundcare.com)
 
Dr. Suzuki’s LA times article on the first aid here: (https://www.latimes.com/health/la-he-wound-care-20160725-snap-story.html)
 
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