Not only are Kansas City Chiefs fans happy with yesterday’s big win, but all NFL fans were happy to see Buffalo Bills defensive back Damar Hamlin post a video thanking fans during his recovery. expressing the importance of knowing CPR. One business area is now making CPR training an option for customers. “I think it’s a great thing for people to get CPR certified,” Angie Gard told Studio On Main. Studio On Main, in Piazza Indipendenza, is better known for yoga and pilates than cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes. They say that’s the point. Anyone, anywhere can collapse, so offering the training could save a life. “Even if you never have to use it, you still learn a lot. Doing something is better than nothing,” Gard said. Those who pass the course are certified in first aid, CPR, and AED for two years, pediatric through adult. I think people really realize how easy it is to get a skill but also how important it is to know it,” said Red Cross instructor Lauren Bolt. The blended training sessions last three to four hours online, with an additional hour “I feel like it’s the least someone can do by getting certified to always be prepared in case, you never know when it can happen,” Bolt said. The complete course costs $50. they can obtain the CPR certification at the age of 12. Anyone interested can contact Studio On Main in Indipendenza.
Not only were Kansas City Chiefs fans happy with yesterday’s big win, but all NFL fans were happy to see Buffalo Bills defensive back Damar Hamlin post a video thanking fans during his recovery.
The emotional night when security collapsed due to cardiac arrest still has people expressing the importance of learning about CPR.
One area of business is now making CPR training an option for customers.
“I think it’s a great thing for people to be CPR certified,” Angie Gard told Studio On Main.
Studio On Main, in Piazza Indipendenza, is better known for yoga and pilates than cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes. They say that’s the point. Anyone, anywhere can collapse, so offering the training could save a life.
“Even if you never have to use it, you still learn a lot. Doing something is better than nothing,” Gard said.
Those who pass the course are certified in first aid, CPR, and AED for two years, from pediatric to adult.
“I think people really realize how easy it is to get a skill, but also how important it is to know about it,” said Red Cross instructor Lauren Bolt.
Blended training sessions last three to four hours online, with an additional hour delivered in person.
“I feel like it’s the least someone can do by getting certified to always be prepared in case, you never know when it can happen,” Bolt said.
The full course is $50.
People 12 years of age and older can get CPR certified. Anyone interested can contact Studio On Main in Independence.
