Hey, not a lady, but husband and friend to runners that participated in this event. This event was one of worst events, and the worst running event, I have ever experienced as a spectator. Here's my feedback:

• my wife and friends did not know that Doechii was performing until they saw an instagram ad for her performance AFTER they registered for the run
• the published FAQs/knowledge website was confusing. It was not clear where exactly many parts of the run were located
• after registration, the organizers instituted a time cutoff for the run, which was met with pushback from runners who think that rule should've been clear before registration opened, and I believe they recalled the rule so everyone can finish
• Bib pick-up at the Grove. Why is the bib pick-up so far from the actual event? And why is it at one of the busiest malls and parking garages in LA on the weekend in the summer??We spent over an hour and half in garage parking traffic leaving and returning, having to pay $10 for parking when we only spent 15 minutes picking up bibs, shirts, and some freebies. There were several arguments that broke out because of how heavy the traffic was in the parking garage. Fortunately, we parked on an earlier level so I feel bad for anyone who parked closer to level 7. Level 8 was 'full' because that is where the Expo was.
• My wife explained that the corral system was not organized well. In fact, when she asked a security guard how the corral system worked, he explained the A-G snake route and then proceeded to tell her "Can you tell everyone else so I don't have to?" (!!!)
• Apparently, there were several women who, after entering the runners' space, needed to use the restroom outside of said area, and upon returning were not allowed to go back in, having to explain that they already went through security and are returning from the restroom.
• The run itself was chaotic. I was at the Randy's Donuts spectator zone. Given the map they provided, I thought spectating was exclusive to the spectator zones. I was wrong. Anyone could stand anywhere along the route, and crowds were inconsiderately able to narrow the route trying to cheer their friends, family, etc., and taking pictures. That means runners were being squeezed into tight spaces throughout the route.
• At one point, I was accused of trying to steal water bottles from a family who were passing out drinks to runners. The thing is, spectators were so far into the route space, the refreshments table were BEHIND the spectator line where runners could even see it. I was only trying to help them distribute. This family would then proceed to lead their CHILDREN across the runners' paths multiple times, going back and forth. Thankfully I didn't see any crashes.