what is the best place to start to develop a release nd liability form for one on one training and group classes?

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Erica March 20, 2015 0 Comments

I’m looking to offer bootcamp classes and small group personal classes/training, as I’m certified in both areas. I want to be sure participants sign a release waiver.

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Hello Erica Pagano,
You could use sample forms from your certifying agency, ACE, IDEA, etc., then take the forms to a nearby lawyer to make any necessary changes for you.
Take care,
Natalie aka NAPS 2 B Fit.

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A wide variety of forms are usually available from your certifying organization. I know that Idea and ACE have these forms available online for people that have their certifications and/or membership.

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Hi Erica,

I have two different forms for the different formats. For group classes, I only have people sign a liability waiver. For personal training, such a form is part of my contract package.

Karin Singleton
www.meltnc.com

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If you are a member of IDEA you can go to the page for Personal Trainer & Fitness Professional Forms and download one.

With which organization did you certify? I ask because sometimes a certifying agency may have standard forms you can use.

Generally it is better to speak with a lawyer to help you develop a form like this, as well as to give you guidance you will need regarding local and state regulations with which you will need to comply.

Good luck

what is the best place to start to develop a release nd liability form for one on one training and group classes?

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