How many athletes do you need for a group clinic?

Six is a workable minimum and twenty fits comfortably in one block. Beyond that we split the group across two windows so nobody waits between stations.

Can you run it right after our long run or class?

Yes, that is the point of the block. The clinic is open 8am to 8pm daily, so early weekend mornings and post-work evenings both work.

Is this treatment or performance testing?

Both are physician-directed medical services. Testing produces clinical data, and anything the data raises is handled as care, not as a performance report.

What does a group clinic cost?

Cost depends on the mix of testing and sessions, so it is quoted to the organizer after a short call rather than published as a package.

Do you sponsor clubs or events?

We have no sponsorship or partnership arrangements in place yet. If your club is building something downtown, tell us what you need and we will answer honestly about what we can support.

Wide Broadway sidewalk under historic theater facades in Downtown Los Angeles where run clubs finish routes near the clinic

Training Groups · Downtown Los Angeles

Recovery Clinics for Downtown LA Run Clubs, Gyms, and Training Groups

Block-booked recovery and testing for groups that already train together, timed around your regular session, not ours.

Request a group clinic Call (888) 949-5873

Format: Group clinic blocks
Timing: Around training weeks
Location: 621 S Spring Street

The short answer

A Kure Health recovery clinic is a reserved block at 621 S Spring Street in Downtown Los Angeles for a training group, usually six to twenty athletes, scheduled directly after a run, class, or lift inside 8am to 8pm daily hours. A typical block pairs KureSync cardiovascular signal testing with oxygen immersion and physician-directed IV therapy, so athletes get objective recovery data alongside the session. It suits run clubs, gyms, jiu-jitsu academies, cycling groups, and studio teams within walking or short-ride distance of the Historic Core. There are no group packages published; cost is quoted to the organizer after a short call.

Kure Health, 621 S Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014. Open 8am to 8pm daily.

Group clinic blocks

Format

Around training weeks

Timing

621 S Spring Street

Location

01 · Run Club & Gym Recovery Clinics

Who these clinics are built for

Groups that already have a standing meet time and a leader who can commit a date, and athletes who want data instead of another recovery trend.

Run clubs meeting downtown who want a post-long-run recovery block within a few blocks of the route.

Gyms, CrossFit boxes, and strength studios scheduling a recovery week or a testing day for members.

Jiu-jitsu, boxing, and combat sport academies managing camp fatigue before a competition date.

Cycling groups and triathlon teams looking at cardiovascular signal testing across a training block.

02 · Run Club & Gym Recovery Clinics

What a group clinic includes

KureSync cardiovascular testing

Non-invasive cardiovascular signal capture per athlete, with a plain-language readout of what the numbers mean for load and recovery.

Oxygen immersion blocks

Kaqun oxygen immersion sessions run in sequence through the reserved window, with intake safety checks for each athlete.

IV therapy after hard sessions

Physician-directed hydration and micronutrient protocols selected per athlete rather than a single group formula.

Baseline and repeat testing

Groups can test at the start of a training block and repeat later, which is where the data becomes useful.

One roster, one contact

The organizer sends a roster once. We handle intake forms, arrival windows, and reminders for the group.

A short education block

A clinician can spend fifteen minutes with the group on what the testing measures and what recovery actually changes.

Training groups in Downtown LA

Group clinics are timed around training weeks, so testing happens before a build block and recovery lands after the long run or the meet.

Run club mornings, testing before the build block.

Race and event weekends set the clinic calendar.

Recovery blocks follow the session, not the other way around.

Los Angeles photography is illustrative. Venues, hotels, and transit hubs shown are not affiliated with Kure Health.

Downtown routes and meeting points nearby

The Historic Core is flat, gridded, and easy to finish a route in, which makes a post-session block realistic for groups meeting downtown.

Bunker Hill and the towers, a common finish point for downtown routes.

Flat Broadway blocks for a cool-down walk to the clinic.

Protein and juice counters a short walk from the clinic door.

Neighborhood photography is illustrative. Landmarks, markets, and buildings shown are not affiliated with Kure Health.

Sunrise silhouettes of runners moving along a downtown Los Angeles bridge walkway, used as a mid-page break on the group recovery clinic page

Test before the build block, recover after the long run.

Group clinics are timed to the training calendar, not to clinic convenience.

03 · Run Club & Gym Recovery Clinics

How to set one up

1. Tell us your standing meet time

Most groups slot the clinic right after an existing session so attendance does not depend on a new commitment.

2. Pick the mix

Testing only, sessions only, or both. We recommend based on where the group is in its training block.

3. Run the block

Staggered arrivals, testing and sessions in sequence, and each athlete gets their own readout before leaving.

4. Decide on a repeat

If the group wants trend data, we schedule the repeat date while everyone is still in the room.

Ask about a group clinic

Send the group size, your standing meet time, and what the group is training for. We will propose a block and a testing mix.