DAVE MCGILLIVRAY TO ATTEMPT HIS 47TH CONSECUTIVE B.A.A. BOSTON MARATHON AFTER HAVING OPEN-HEART, TRIPLE-BYPASS SURGERY ONLY SIX MONTHS AGO

BOSTON — Renowned race director and endurance athlete Dave McGillivray will attempt to run the 123rd B.A.A. Boston Marathon just six months after undergoing open-heart, triple-bypass surgery on October 12, 2018. This will be McGillivray’s 47th consecutive running of the world-famous marathon, of which he is race director. McGillivray will make his attempt after completing his official race day duties.

dave mcgillivrayChristina MartinApril 1, 2019boston marathon, heart health, heart disease, bypass surgery, open-heart surgery, coronary heart disease, triple-bypassComment

DAVE MCGILLIVRAY PASSES 10-MONTH ANGIOGRAM CHECK-UP

BOSTON — Dave McGillivray, the race director of the B.A.A. Boston Marathon and 25 other road races throughout the U.S., received encouraging news from his heart doctor last week when he was told there was a noticeable and remarkable reduction in severity of his coronary artery narrowing as a result of his diet and exercise program.

dave mcgillivrayDMSE SportsSeptember 3, 2014angiogram, coronary heart disease, coronary artery disease, coronoary artery, dave mcgillivray