NY CPR Training

This stuff works! Always pays to be ready. Nice success story.

You never know when and where those CPR skills may come in handy as is being demonstrated by one of our students. Happy thanksgiving!

Tuesday 11.10
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Thursday 11.12

Location: East Harlem

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Getting a fair amount of “I’M GOING BACK TO WORK AND NEED TO BE CERTIFIED!!!” messages from trainers and teachers. To help out and for the rest of September, I’m offering
10% off for individual trainers, teachers,and caretakers getting back on the job. Classes can be taken at a later date if needed. Please message for details.

Boxer Ware does CPR on official before weigh-in DeAndre Ware, who will fight Steven Nelson on Saturday in Las Vegas, put his EMT skills to work at Friday's weigh-in when he performed CPR on a Top Rank offficial who was suffering a suspected heart attack.

What’s great about this job is working with the same people and sometimes families through the years. These kids were not taller than me last time.

It worked! First remote CPR class! With the help of I got my equipment to my client and everything else was remote. My clients were an expecting couple, and their parents. All from different locations. I actually really enjoyed teaching this way as well. Looking forward to more classes using these resources.

360,000 people suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each year. Hands-only CPR can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival. Did you know that women are less likely to receive bystander CPR? And now, during the pandemic, people are even more afraid to perform this life-saving skill. See below for the AHA’s updated guidelines on giving hands-only CPR during COVID-19. You could just help save a life!
Thank you to our sponsor EY

https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200611/cpr-still-encouraged-during-covid-19-pandemic?ecd=wnl_hrt_061320&ctr=wnl-hrt-061320_nsl-LeadModule_cta&mb=UfgSenLq48vYzl3XS68X8OHnVev1imbCNkC6iF%2fHTfw%3d

CPR Still Encouraged During COVID-19 Pandemic Despite the risk of COVID-19 infection, CPR or chest compressions are still strongly recommended to help save the life if someone has a heart attack and collapses.

We’re taking it outside!

Join us every Friday in East Harlem for CPR training or a time that works best. Then stop by our incredible restaurants and local businesses, or just enjoy a walk around one of NYC’s great neighborhoods.

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