Waivers
Effective date: Placeholder — pending
This page holds placeholder language while our formal policies are finalized — it is not final legal language.
Why a waiver
Every participating athlete needs a signed waiver before training or events. Athletic training carries real physical risk, and the waiver makes sure you understand that risk and agree to participate anyway. For athletes under 18, a parent or guardian signs.
How it works
The waiver is completed during scheduling, before the first session — you will not arrive to paperwork. [Pending: whether this is a digital signature, in person, or both.]
What it covers
Acknowledgement of the risks of athletic training, your agreement to participate, permission to administer basic first aid if needed, and confirmation that the athlete is physically able to take part. [Pending legal review — full scope and exact terms.]
What it does not cover
The waiver is not a media release. Photos and video require a separate signed media permission, and publishing results requires separate written permission. Both are always your choice.
Contact
Questions before you sign: ask. We would rather explain it than have you guess.
Questions? Contact us at hello@thespeeddoctor.com