Ringside definition

Ringside means within the first row of spectator seats or closer to the ropes of the ring or the outside edge of the cage.
Ringside means the seating immediately abutting the ring where the officials, the commissioner and his representatives, and the press sit during a boxing contest or exhibition.
Ringside means the area extending from the apron of the ring outwards to a distance of eight feet on all sides, and includes the area that extends outwards for eight feet around a fenced area.

Examples of Ringside in a sentence

  • I, hereby indemnify The Ringside Boxing Gym from all claims, damages claims and actions.

  • I, personal assume all responsibility for my participation or activities, and utilization of machinery and equipment in my activities at The Ringside Boxing Gym and activities associated in the training programs associated by The Ringside Boxing Gym.

  • I agree and understand that The Ringside Boxing Gym, its members and employees to instruct, assist, and train me and I hereby release, discharge, hold harmless and not accountable The Ringside Boxing Gym, its members and employees from any and all claims, demands, damages, rights of action or causes of action, present or future, arising out of or connected with participation in this or any exercise program including injuries resulting there from.

  • I further warrant that I am medically fit to proceed with the normal routine of exercise and accept that it is my responsibility to seek medical advice before participating in any program or class offered by Ringside Boxing Gym.

  • I, , have volunteered to participate in a program of physical exercise under the direction of The Ringside Boxing Gym, its members and employees, which will include, but may not be limited to, weight, resistance, aerobic, anaerobic and/or boxing training, including sparring.

  • I understand that I cannot hold The Ringside Boxing Gym liable for damages arising out of training and using the facility, as specified above and I use and enter the premises at my own risk.

  • I understand that I cannot hold The Ringside Boxing Gym liable for damages arising out of training and using the facility, as specified above and I use and enter the premises at my own risk.

  • I hereby declare myself to be physically sound/fit and suffering from no condition that would prevent my participation in any training and program or the use of machinery or equipment situated at The Ringside Boxing Gym.

  • In consideration of The Ringside Boxing Gym, its members and employees agreement to instruct, assist, and train me I do hereby forever release & discharge & hereby hold harmless The Ringside Boxing Gym, its members and employees from any and all claims, demands, damages, rights of action or causes of action, present or future, arising out of or connected with participation in this or any exercise program including injuries resulting there from.

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More Definitions of Ringside

Ringside. ’ means the seating immediately abutting the combat area where the officials, the commissioner and such commissioner’s authorized representatives and the press sit during a contest or exhibition;
Ringside means the seating immediately abutting the ring apron where the officials, MPTAD representatives and the media sit/stand during a boxing contest or exhibition.

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