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Ambassadors

The 2026 ASICS Los Angeles Marathon Ambassadors are bringing big energy!

They’re the heartbeat of our running community - veterans and novices alike, each with a unique story but the same goal: crush 26.2 miles, earn that medal, and inspire a healthier world.

Follow them for motivation, tips, and local meetups as they gear up for race day on March 8, 2026!

Meet the 2027 Los Angeles Marathon Ambassadors

Ambar's Tip: "LA Marathon has a surprising amount of downhill! Get those quads ready to tackle them strongly for 26.2 miles!"

Ari's Tip: "The last .2 miles feels like the hardest but it’s all mental! I don’t give up, I push through because there’s a medal and that “marathoner” title waiting 🙂 "

Delia's Tip: "I feel wearing headphones my 1st time didn’t allow me take in all the cheering & fun we come across the course; it really helps you be more present in the race w/o them!"

Jalisa's Tip: "You'll find me dancing at every spot that’s playing music - keeps the vibes high."

Jon's Tip: "I try my best to be consistent with training."

Jonathan's Tip: "I savor every second of the experience. The electric crowd is there to cheer US on!"

Justine's Tip: "Training is a long-term process, so I try to make sure I'm getting enough rest and drinking enough water, one day/week at a time - not just for race day."

Moe's Tip: "Staying consistent in training has allowed me to smile and wave while running the course!"

Mohamed's Tip: "I implement Strength Training into my weekly routine. This helps build stronger & stable legs."

Mo's Tip: "Around mile 15, the marathon shifts from physical to mental. That’s when I mix it up, I'll call a friend, play a game with my pace group, or swap music for a podcast."

Priscilla's Tip: "I like to switch it up during marathon training and do hill intervals on the trails and road during to be better prepared for the hills on the course!"

Rizzo's Tip: "I love visiting run clubs because there are so many runners to inspire and remind them to believe in themselves."

Scotty's Tip: "I try to remember no to go out too fast & to savor every mile."

Steve's Tip: "My favorite way to train is by challenging my mind. I often run without music to challenge my focus. It’s a mental game. My thoughts dictate my run."

Stina's Tip: "I always remember that this is supposed to be fun! Smile, dance, and thank your body for all the amazing things it can do!"

Talia's Tip: "I train with the LARR! Coach David’s guidance helped me break a 12 year PR and take 30 minutes off of my LA Marathon time from the previous year!"

Tamar's Tip: "I like to believe in that LA Marathon magic and find a friend at the start. Someone new that I can keep up with!"