This form is a sample agreement for membership to a health and/or fitness facility and sets forth the rules of the club as well as contractual provisions regarding fees, cancellation, waiver of liability, etc.
New Hampshire Health and Fitness Consultation and Membership Agreement
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Gyms are notoriously hard to quit, because most clubs do not want to allow the member to cancel their contract once they realize the hard work and commitment involved in becoming fit, New York City attorney David Reischer recently told the Washington Post.
If you have a fixed term membership, for example a 12-month term, but your circumstances change in an unforeseeable way a long-term illness, losing your job or having to move you could have grounds for immediate cancellation.
Talk to the manager at your gym. If they won't let you cancel, you should say the following (or put it in writing): The Competition and Markets Authority advises that a gym contract is unfair if it doesn't let a member cancel because they've had a change in circumstances which means they can't afford the membership.
If they agree to let you out of your membership without paying a penalty, ask for a written letter of acknowledgement. If you're thinking this all sounds like too much effort and cancelling your credit card or just taking your payment method off your account is a better solution.
You may find membership discounts or deals on classes on a gym's website or through sites such as Groupon, Kufahl says. Negotiate a deal. When you decide which club you'd like to join, speak with a manager instead of a salesperson. Managers are more likely to be able to negotiate a better gym membership price for you.
In order to terminate a contract, many gyms require members to submit a notarized letter of cancellation. This is a letter signed by an official notary public. When writing the letter, be sure to include your name, address, email address, and phone number. You must also list your gym account number.
If you have signed a gym membership contract but subsequently decide that one or more of its terms if unfair, you still have rights. In particular, the Consumer Rights Act of 2015 means that any contract signed after last October is subject to a test of fairness. If it is judged to be unfair, then it is void.
Gym and health club contracts, like any other legally binding agreement, are only 'illegal' where their terms are unconscionable or specifically prohibited by law.
What are gym contracts? Gym contracts are legally binding documents that define the terms of an agreement between the gym and people who use the gym. Your customers often have to sign gym contracts when they sign up for memberships or fitness classes.
In order to terminate a contract, many gyms require members to submit a notarized letter of cancellation. This is a letter signed by an official notary public. When writing the letter, be sure to include your name, address, email address, and phone number. You must also list your gym account number.
