Activities and Risks. Climbing on artificial climbing walls, and related activities (including, but not limited to, bouldering, challenge type activities and fitness or exercise classes) exposes participants to numerous risks which might result in physical and emotional injury, death or property loss or damage. These risks include, among others, the following: falling, to the floor or pads; falling or swinging into the climbing wall and other structures and objects; being struck by falling climbers, hardware, tools, broken or dropped holds and other objects; entanglement in ropes; abrasions and/other injuries from contact with climbing walls, ropes, holds, loose holds, dropped holds, broken holds, pads, or the floor. Climbing and belaying equipment and structures may malfunction, be defective, or fail; and absorbing materials, including pads, below the wall may not prevent all injuries from falls. Participants may participate out of control or beyond their limits or otherwise act in a negligent or intentional manner which contributes to the injury or death of themselves or another participant. Staff, visitors, belayers and other persons present may act negligently or engage in other wrongful conduct. Aiguille Rock Climbing Center may fail to warn participants or the natural guardians of certain inherent risks. These risks are inherent in a participant’s enrollment and climbing and related activities and they cannot be eliminated without altering the nature of the experience. Other risks may be encountered. If I am the natural guardian of a minor participant, I have explained the risks and possible outcomes to the child. I, and the child, understand them and we both choose for the child to participate nevertheless. My, or the child’s, participation is voluntary.
Activities and Risks. Activities and amusements offered by the gyms include, but not exclusively: rock climbing, at the gyms and at remote outdoor locations, including bouldering, top roping, lead climbing and speed climbing; transportation to remote climbing sites and walking (including street crossings, to nearby second locations of certain of the gyms); slack lining; dry tooling; rope climbing; use of fitness equipment, use of weight rooms, classes in climbing, yoga, zumba, tabata, foam rollers, campus board, pilates, spinning, and strength and conditioning; rope swings, crate stacking, dodgeball, NERF guns, food services and simply moving about the gym and remote climbing sites. Participants share the responsibility for managing the risks of the activities, supervised or not, including not participating in an activity for which they feel they are not qualified or which includes harmful conditions. Participants must follow all gym policies, rules, and regulations at all times. I acknowledge that gym staff is, and has been, available, to answer any questions about the nature and physical demands of the activities and their associated risks. If I am a parent of a participating minor, I have explained these responsibilities to my minor child or xxxx. Risks of the gym activities include, among others, the following: (1) misuse of the climbing walls, equipment or facilities; (2) falls and abrupt and possibly harmful contact with persons, structures and objects (fixed and moveable), including climbing walls, ropes, flooring and other surfaces; (3) failure of the facilities, climbing walls, holds, harnesses, auto belays and exercise, fitness and other equipment; (4) mental or physical health problems of participants and others; (5) lack of training and conditioning; (6) carelessness and misjudgments, including negligence, of participants and gym staff, by improperly belaying and otherwise failing to follow proper procedures, instructions and operating policies; (7) injuries associated with activities in and about the outdoors, including hiking over sometimes uneven terrain, falling timber and rocks, harmful plants and animals and the forces of nature; (8) camping activities, including the use of cooking stoves and moving about the campsite; (9) accidents and illnesses, including allergic reactions, occurring in remote places where emergency medical care may be significantly delayed; and 10) accidents while being transported to remote sites or walking to nearby gym sites. These and ...
Activities and Risks. The risk of injury from the activities involved in this program is significant and entails known and unanticipated risks, including the potential for physical and/or emotional injury, permanent paralysis and death, and or damage to myself, to property, and/or to third parties. Injuries may include breaks, sprains, bruises and other contusions and in extreme cases emotional upset, anxiety and even death. The description of risks above is not complete and other unknown or unanticipated risks, inherent and otherwise, may be encountered. While particular rules, equipment, and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of serious injury does exist; and, I UNDERSTAND THAT SUCH RISKS SIMPLY CANNOT BE ELIMINATED WITHOUT JEOPARDIZING THE ESSENTIAL QUALITIES OF THE ACTIVITY.
Activities and Risks. The program in which the child will participate includes challenge course activities (a challenge course is a network of obstacles, cables, ropes, swings and platforms, some as high as 50 feet off the ground, over which participants may walk and swing, with or without the assistance of other persons), and activities on and around a climbing tower (the tower being a structure of heights up to 50 feet, with hand and foot holds placed for moving laterally, up and down, while supported by other participants. Participants in Challenge Course and Wall activities may be assisted (“belayed”) by mechanical devices or by other participants or staff, using cables or ropes. These activities require moderate to strenuous physical exertion, balancing, lifting, pulling, pushing and climbing, and reliance on other persons, equipment and man-made structures. Hazards and risks include, among others, the following: those associated with active recreation in an outdoor setting, including heat, cold, sleet and rain; slippery and uneven footing; falling branches or limbs; poisonous and otherwise harmful insects, animals and plants; the possibility of close personal contact with others which may include inadvertent and unwelcome touching; the carelessness of other participants and staff, and the failure of equipment and structures, including the failure of mechanical and personal belays; loose hand- and foot-holds; collisions with other people and objects, abrasions from ropes and walls; and falls. The Council does not and cannot guarantee in any respect the mental or physical competency, condition or performance of any trip leader, vehicle driver, or other staff member or participant in the activities of the Council. These and other risks and hazards are inherent in the programs and activities of the Council and cannot be eliminated without significantly changing the nature of the activities. Participant and Parent understand that these and other hazards and risks may result in loss or damage to personal property, and personal injuries, including falls, abrasions, sprains, breaks, and other emotional and physical injuries, and, in extreme cases even death. Participant has no medical or emotional condition which may adversely affect his or her participation in these activities or cause Participant to be a danger to himself or herself or to others. Parent has described on the Girl Health Form (MS28) provided by the Girl Scouts any and all medical conditions which Xxxxxx believes ...
Activities and Risks. Access to the Park is by boat only and may include boats operated by Park staff. Visitors are allowed to move about areas of the Park only within marked boundaries and may enter the water only in areas designated for water activities, including the aquatic challenge course described below. Except while participating in zipline and aquatic challenge course activities, Visitors move about the Park and enter the water at their own risk and should not assume that they are being supervised or even observed. Warnings and instructions, including by signs and Park staff, must be observed. Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. COVID-19 : The threat of the Covid-19 virus (coronavirus, “the virus”) requires a heightened awareness of the disease and preventative measures to reduce the chances of infection, of Visitors and staff. All Visitors must read carefully, understand and comply with the “COVID-19 Update” posted at the Park’s website and ask questions if they are not clear about preventative measures required. Visitors must 1) be free of infection and circumstances which might indicate the possibility of infection, 2) frequently sanitize hands and equipment 3) wear a face cover 4) maintain the separation recommended by health authorities except when momentarily unavoidable (for example, when attaching to and detaching from the zipline), and 5) immediately report to staff any condition or conduct which might indicate the presence of or contribute to the spread of the virus, or any other communicable disease. The zipline tour activities include travel along the zipline (cables) at heights of up to 150 to 200 feet. Ziplines may descend steeply and will cross ravines and lake inlets. Travel from one zipline to another may be over steep and uneven ground and may be strenuous. Participants, instructed by staff, will be attached to the cable by means of a lanyard clipped onto the participant’s harness. The participant will then move, often with considerable speed, down and along that cable, to a stopping point at which, with the momentary assistance of staff, the participant will disconnect from the cable and move to another line, or off the tour. Participants share the responsibility with staff for assuring that they are properly attached to a lanyard before beginning down the zipline. A harness which is not attached to a secure point provides no protection, and a fall and serious injury are almost certain to occur. Several ziplines cross bodi...
Activities and Risks. I acknowledge that use of Spins Hudsons’ rope course consists of and climbing ascending and descending a temporary installation of a high ropes course (collectively and individually referred to as the “Activity”) entails known and unanticipated risks which could result in physical and/or emotional injury, paralysis, death, and/or damage to myself, to property, and/or to third parties. Participants may also experience an increased heart rate and other symptoms of anxiety and stress due to, among other things, heights, physical exertion and reliance on others. Injuries may include breaks, sprains, strains, bruises and other contusions and in extreme cases emotional upset, anxiety and even death. The description of risks above is not complete and other unknown or unanticipated risks, inherent and otherwise, may be encountered. I understand that such risks simply cannot be eliminated without jeopardizing the essential qualities of the Activity. The risks include, among other things: the hazards of walking on uneven terrain and slips and falls; being struck by objects dislodged or thrown from above; the use of climbing ropes and equipment; the forces of nature, including lightning and rapid weather changes; the risks of falling; the risks of exposure to insect bites; the risk of cold and heat including hypothermia, and heat stroke; my own physical condition, and the physical exertion associated with this Activity. Participants in the activities share the responsibility with staff for compliance with safety procedures, including the use of a safety harness. The harness must not be removed or loosened - for any reason during the Activity. Should the harness loosen or be removed while on the ground, the participant must have the harness fit checked by staff prior to re-entering the ropes course. Staff must be notified if a harness loosens or safety clips do not function as described in an orientation. Before engaging in the activities, participants must read and understand all instructions, posted or otherwise conveyed, receive specific training in using the harness and other safety equipment, and understand and accept the risks involved. The staff may deny or terminate participation, or remove visitors from the premises at any time in its sole discretion. Among the hazards and risks of the activities and use of the premises and equipment of the Activity are the following: falls and abrupt and possibly harmful contact with other persons, structures and objects (fi...
Activities and Risks. I acknowledge that use of GPNY’s Course consists of, but is not limited to: racing around an indoor, multi-level, Go-Kart racetrack; climbing, ascending, and descending an obstacle training course; climbing, ascending, and descending a climbing wall; climbing, ascending, and descending a bouldering wall; and participating in bowling and bowling related activities (all collectively and individually referred to as the “Activity”). The Activity entails known and unanticipated risks which could result in physical and/or emotional injury, paralysis, death, and/or damage to myself, to property, and/or to third parties. Participants may also experience an increased heart rate and other symptoms of anxiety and stress due to, among other things, heights, high speeds, physical exertion and reliance on others. Injuries may include, but are not limited to, the following: slips, trips, falls, painful crashes, concussions, overexertion, overheating, injuries from lack of fitness or conditioning, fatigue, chill and/or dizziness, risk of falling climbers, falling ropes, uneven mats, running into other climbers/participants/spectators, breaks, sprains, strains, bruises and other contusions and in extreme cases emotional distress, anxiety and even death. The description of risks above is not complete and other unknown or unanticipated risks, inherent and otherwise, may be encountered. I understand that such risks simply cannot be eliminated without jeopardizing the essential qualities of the Activity. The risks include, among other things: the hazards of walking on uneven terrain and slips, trips, and falls; being struck by objects dislodged or thrown from above; the use of climbing ropes and equipment; the risks of falling; the risks of others falling; the risk dropping a bowling ball on oneself or another; the risk of slipping on a bowling lane; the risk of cold and heat including hypothermia, and heat stroke; my own physical condition, and the physical exertion associated with this Activity. I acknowledge that participants in the Activity share the responsibility with staff for compliance with safety procedures, including the use of all safety equipment. Before engaging in the activities, participants must read and understand all instructions, posted or otherwise conveyed, receive specific training in using the safety equipment, and understand and accept the risks involved. I understand and accept that the staff may deny or terminate participation or remove visitors from...
Activities and Risks. I understand that the activities offered by the Absolute Pilates Studio (“the studio”) include the following: independent and group exercising, including the use of exercise equipment a variety of associated individual and group classes and otherwise moving about the studio and its outside perimeter (all, the “activities”). I understand that activities of the gym require moderate to heavy physical exertion and I represent that I have no mental or physical condition that might create risks to me, or to others. I understand that visitors will be exposed to risks including, among others, the following: (1) slips, falls or collisions while using the facilities, floors, entrances and exits, and any other facilities or equipment; (2) failure of equipment, including but not limited to worn or defective safety equipment; (3) my physical strength, coordination, sense of balance or ability to follow directions while participating in an activity. Assumption of Risks: I understand that the risks described above, and others, inherent or not, may result in all manner of trauma including breaks, sprains, abrasions muscle pulls and strains, heart attack, and serious injury. I acknowledge and assume all such risks, inherent and otherwise and whether or not described above. Release and Indemnity: I, to the maximum extent allowed by law, agree to release and not to xxx, and to defend and indemnify Absolute Pilates, its owners, officers, employees, subcontractors, and visiting or guest instructors ("Released Parties") with respect to any claim related in any way to my visit to the studio or participation in an activity of the studio and the use of its facilities or services. These agreements of release and indemnity include loss or damage caused or claimed to be caused in whole or in part by the negligence, but not the intentional wrongs or the gross negligence, of a Released Party.
Activities and Risks. I acknowledge that use of Spins Bowl Detroit’s Premises consists of, but is not limited to: engaging in and participating in bowling and bowling related activities (all collectively and individually referred to as the “Activity”). The Activity entails known and unanticipated risks which could result in physical and/or emotional injury, paralysis, death, and/or damage to myself, to property, and/or to third parties. Participants may also experience an increased heart rate and other symptoms of anxiety and stress. Injuries may include, but are not limited to, the following: slips, trips, falls, painful crashes, concussions, overexertion, overheating, injuries from lack of fitness or conditioning, fatigue, chill and/or dizziness, running into other throwers/participants/spectators, breaks, sprains, strains, bruises and other contusions and in extreme cases death. The description of risks above is not complete and other unknown or unanticipated risks, inherent and otherwise, may be encountered. I understand that such risks simply cannot be eliminated without jeopardizing the essential qualities of the Activity. The risks include, among other things: the hazards of slips, trips, and falls; the use of equipment; the risks of falling; the risks of others falling; the risk dropping a bowling ball on oneself or another; the risk of slipping on a bowling lane; or my own physical condition, and the physical exertion associated with this Activity. I acknowledge that participants in the Activity share the responsibility with staff for compliance with safety procedures, including the use of all safety equipment. Before engaging in the activities, participants must read and understand all instructions, posted or otherwise conveyed, and understand and accept the risks involved. I understand and accept that the staff may deny or terminate participation or remove visitors from the premises at any time in its sole discretion. Among the hazards and risks of the activities and use of the premises and equipment of the Activity are the following: falls and abrupt and possibly harmful contact with other persons, structures and objects (fixed and moveable); carelessness and misjudgments of participants and staff of the Activity, including by failing to follow proper procedures, instructions and the operating policies; the failure of structures and equipment. If I am an adult participant or Parent, I hereby acknowledge and consent to my participation and the participation of my min...
Activities and Risks. Activities vary from program to program, and may include hiking, stewardship activities (for example, plant removal and trail maintenance), backpacking and water craft excursions. Some programs involve travel in NatureBridge vehicles driven by NatureBridge employees. I understand that this Program exposes its Participants to a variety of risks and hazards, foreseen and unforeseen, some of which are inherent and cannot be eliminated without fundamentally altering the unique character of the Program. These inherent risks include, but are not limited to, environmental risks and hazards, including rapidly moving, deep, or cold water; plants, insects, snakes, and predators, including large animals; falling and rolling rock; lightning; and unpredictable forces of nature, including weather that may change to extreme conditions without notice. Possible injuries and illnesses include allergic reactions, including, importantly, anaphylaxis, hypothermia, sunburn, heatstroke, dehydration, infectious diseases, musculoskeletal injuries, and other mild or serious conditions or injuries, including death. Emergency evacuation and medical care may be delayed due to the remote locations of some Program activities.
