PRECISION PARKOUR

PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, AND RELEASE OF ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE LIABILITY

IMPORTANT: READ THIS ENTIRE AGREEMENT BEFORE SIGNING. PARKOUR AND RELATED ACTIVITIES CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY, PERMANENT DISABILITY, PARALYSIS, OR DEATH. THIS AGREEMENT EXPRESSLY RELEASES CERTAIN CLAIMS FOR ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE AND INCLUDES A LIMITED INDEMNITY OBLIGATION. IT DOES NOT RELEASE GROSS NEGLIGENCE, RECKLESS OR INTENTIONAL MISCONDUCT, ABUSE, OR ANY LIABILITY THAT CANNOT LAWFULLY BE RELEASED.

Operator: Precision Parkour LLC, doing business as Precision Parkour Gym (the “Gym”).

Facility: 10890 Thornmint Road, San Diego, California 92127 (the “Facility”).

Agreement version: PPG CA 2026 10 07 R7 DRAFT.

1. PARTIES, PARTICIPANT IDENTIFICATION, AND CONSIDERATION

This Agreement is between the Gym and the adult who signs the associated paper or electronic acceptance record. “I,” “me,” and “my” mean that signing adult, individually and, only as expressly stated, on behalf of each minor individually identified in that record for whom the adult has legal authority. “Participant” means the signing adult when attending or participating and each such identified minor, including a minor attending only as a visitor. This Agreement applies separately to each Participant.

Each adult must accept this Agreement for themselves. A parent or legal guardian may sign for multiple individually identified minors only if authorized for each. My signature does not contractually bind another adult, another parent, an unidentified child, or a group merely because I made a reservation or brought them to the Facility. A signing parent or guardian also accepts this Agreement individually for their own Covered Visits and claims described below, even when listed only as the signing adult rather than separately as a training participant.

I will provide accurate identifying and contact information through the associated registration process, including each minor’s name and date of birth, my signing capacity, emergency contacts, and applicable pickup authorizations, and keep that information current. Registration identifies whether a minor is attending as a training participant or only as a visitor. Permission to train remains subject to the Gym’s admission requirements.

In exchange for the opportunity to participate in Activities or attend Covered Visits, including a free trial or other visit without payment, I agree to the following terms.

2. COVERED ACTIVITIES, VISITS, AND RELEASED PARTIES

“Activities” means recreational parkour and freerunning classes, camps, birthday parties, and independent open-gym sessions offered or authorized by the Gym at the Facility. Classes include introductory, trial, private, group, adaptive, charter-school-funded, regional-center-funded, and competition-team training classes when offered. Activities include running, jumping, precision landings, rolling, vaulting, climbing and traversing parkour structures, balancing, swinging, hanging, drops, dismounts, flips, and other parkour or freerunning acrobatics; related warmups, stretching, conditioning, skill assessments, obstacle courses, timed drills, freestyle practice, and organized movement games; and self-directed practice within an authorized open-gym session.

“Covered Visits” means on-site attendance connected with these Activities, including tours, orientation, enrollment, arrival, check-in, instruction, practice, transitions, breaks, food breaks, observation, waiting, pickup, checkout, and departure through Facility areas under the Gym’s control. It includes training areas, equipment, entrances, exits, walkways, restrooms, viewing areas, and parking areas to the extent under the Gym’s control. It includes an identified minor’s nonparticipating presence and the signing adult’s presence as a participant, spectator, accompanying adult, visitor, or staff-permitted helper, whether or not the minor is injured.

Open gym may involve self-directed practice rather than a structured class. Admission, staff presence, or approval to use an area does not mean a coach will continuously observe, instruct, or spot each attempt. I must obtain any required skill approval, follow open-gym restrictions, and request and arrange assistance before relying on it. These statements do not eliminate any supervision or other duty that cannot lawfully be waived. Open-gym admission for a minor does not, by itself, establish a drop-off arrangement.

Safety rules and participation requirements restrict permitted conduct; they do not, by themselves, limit the release’s scope during an otherwise Covered Visit. An unapproved attempt, misuse of parkour equipment, entry into a restricted Facility area, violation of instructions, or alleged lapse in supervision does not alone remove an otherwise covered ordinary-negligence claim from Section 8. This provision grants no permission for that conduct and does not expand coverage to an excluded activity.

This Agreement does not cover off-site training, field trips, transportation, overnight stays, competition events, unrelated sports, employment, professional health care, or activities outside the programs defined above. On-site competition-team training is included; competition events and travel are excluded. Emergency transportation may be authorized under Section 11, but professional transportation and medical providers are not thereby Released Parties. Skills learned at the Gym do not constitute approval to practice elsewhere. A staff member’s personal attendance at an independent gathering does not alone make it a Gym program; applicable law and the actual circumstances govern.

School or agency payment or referral does not itself authorize that organization to sign for a Participant or release it from liability. This Agreement does not waive rights or duties that apply because of the actual nature of a school, regional-center, disability-service, childcare, or other regulated program. Calling an activity recreational does not alter its legal classification.

“Released Parties” means the Gym and its members, managers, officers, employees, coaches, authorized agents, authorized volunteers, and contractors in connection with providing, operating, supervising, maintaining, or supporting the Activities, Covered Visits, or covered premises. It also includes the Facility’s owner or lessor with respect to involvement in those Activities or premises. Each is an intended third-party beneficiary of the protections applicable to that party, subject to every exclusion and limitation in this Agreement. A business relationship alone does not extend the release to unrelated organizations, products, services, or events.

3. NATURE AND SPECIFIC RISKS

Parkour involves moving over, under, around, across, and between obstacles, sometimes at speed, above the ground, upside down, or supported by the hands or feet alone. An error in timing, judgment, distance, grip, balance, body position, or landing can cause a serious accident. Injury may occur during basic skills, low jumps, familiar movements, warmups, ordinary walking, or observation as well as advanced skills.

Falls and collisions: A Participant may slip, trip, lose grip, misjudge an edge or gap, rotate too far or not far enough, miss a hold or landing, fail to complete a movement, collide with someone, or land on the head or neck. Landing forces may exceed what the body, equipment, or padding can absorb. Other people may move unpredictably. Participants may differ in age, size, ability, attention, communication, and control.

Structures and equipment: Walls, rails, bars, platforms, boxes, blocks, beams, ramps, grips, and other apparatus may have rigid edges, gaps, abrasive surfaces, or limited clearance. A Participant may strike a ceiling, fixture, wall, obstacle, or person. Hair, clothing, jewelry, fingers, or limbs may catch, pinch, become trapped, or entangle. Equipment, fasteners, supports, coverings, or grips may shift, loosen, deteriorate, separate, or fail, including because of concealed or unnoticed defects.

Mats and layouts: Mats, padded flooring, foam blocks, and crash pads differ in thickness, firmness, coverage, and condition. They may shift, compress, separate, or leave gaps or hard surfaces exposed. A Participant may land outside a padded area or strike a hard surface through cushioning. Routes and obstacle arrangements may change between or during visits; a previously used route may have different clearance or landing space.

Exertion and surroundings: Repeated impact, fatigue, dehydration, reduced concentration, heat, humidity, lighting, noise, dust, cleaning products, slippery surfaces, spills, personal belongings, doors, food, and illness can affect participation. Excitement, fear, competitive pressure, frustration, or sensory overload can affect judgment. Fire, smoke, earthquakes, power interruptions, alarms, or other emergencies may require evacuation through unfamiliar or crowded areas.

Possible consequences include cuts, abrasions, bruises, sprains, strains, torn ligaments or tendons, fractures, dislocations, dental or eye injury, concussion, other brain injury, neck or spinal injury, nerve damage, internal injury, joint damage, overuse injury, heat illness, breathing difficulties, allergic reactions, fainting, cardiac events, emotional distress, infection, permanent impairment, paralysis, and death. Symptoms may appear later, and participation may aggravate an existing condition. These examples do not identify every possible risk or injury.

Instruction, supervision, spotting, padding, prior experience, and successful earlier attempts cannot eliminate all risk. Recognizing equipment or premises risks does not excuse any nonwaivable inspection, maintenance, or safety duty.

4. INSTRUCTION, PHYSICAL ASSISTANCE, AND VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION

Demonstrations, verbal cues, skill ratings, wristbands, progression approvals, and a coach’s presence are aids to participation, not guarantees of ability or safety. Risks include misunderstood instructions, incomplete communication, mistaken skill assessment, inappropriate progression, delayed response, and ordinary negligent instruction or supervision, subject to Section 8.

Appropriate spotting or physical assistance may involve brief, activity-related contact to guide body position or try to reduce a fall. A spotter may be unable to reach, support, redirect, or stop a Participant, and both may be injured. I or the minor may ask what assistance is planned, request an alternative, decline nonemergency contact, or stop. Permission for instruction or emergency assistance never authorizes sexual, abusive, punitive, or otherwise improper contact.

Every movement is voluntary. I or the minor may decline a skill, request a lower progression, take a break, or stop. I will communicate uncertainty, fear, fatigue, injury, difficulty understanding instructions, or a need for assistance. Willingness to attempt a movement does not excuse conduct excluded by Section 8.

5. HEALTH, ACCOMMODATIONS, AND REQUIRED SAFETY PROCESSES

I will consider the Participant’s current condition and obtain appropriate medical advice when participation, an existing restriction, or return after an injury raises a medical concern. The Gym does not provide medical diagnosis or medical clearance. I am not representing that the Participant has no disability or medical condition. I will privately communicate relevant restrictions, accommodation or communication needs, allergies, emergency medication needs, and emergency plans reasonably necessary for participation.

Support requiring advance arrangements should be discussed before arrival, including individualized supervision, sensory or communication support, and a lawful medication or allergy-response plan. Staff are not assumed to be trained or authorized to provide particular clinical services or administer particular medication without an appropriate arrangement. Participation decisions and reasonable accommodations remain subject to applicable law; this Agreement does not waive disability or accommodation rights.

I will not participate, or permit a minor to participate, while impaired by alcohol, cannabis, other substances, or medication effects that make participation unsafe. I will follow lawful illness-exclusion rules and promptly communicate relevant symptoms. Shared activity can expose Participants to infectious disease despite hygiene measures.

I will promptly report pain, dizziness, fainting, chest pain, breathing difficulty, suspected head injury, seizure, allergic reaction, unusual weakness, or another concerning symptom. An athlete suspected of sustaining a concussion or other head injury, or who passes out or faints during athletic activity, must be removed immediately from athletic activity for the remainder of the day. Return requires evaluation and written clearance from a licensed health care provider trained in evaluating and managing concussions or cardiac conditions, as applicable, and acting within their scope of practice. A diagnosed concussion or other head injury also requires a graduated return-to-play protocol lasting at least seven days under the supervision of an appropriately trained licensed health care provider acting within their scope of practice. Suspected cardiac conditions require the applicable follow-up and clearance. Parent notification, medical clearance, and return-to-play requirements imposed by law apply independently of this Agreement, and stricter lawful medical restrictions control.

Required annual concussion and head-injury information, sudden-cardiac-arrest information, and the CDC Opioid Factsheet for Patients must be provided and acknowledged through a separate process before practice or competition as required by law. I and the athlete will complete the acknowledgments required for our respective ages and roles. Signing this continuing Agreement does not acknowledge receipt of information that was not provided, replace a required athlete or parent signature, or satisfy a future annual requirement.

Nothing in this Agreement replaces or waives applicable requirements for emergency preparedness, staff training, background screening, child safeguarding, mandated reporting, or other legally required safety practices.

6. PARTICIPANT CONDUCT

I will follow reasonable posted rules, orientation instructions, access restrictions, and staff directions, and ask before proceeding if instructions are unclear. I will comply with applicable age, skill, equipment, occupancy, and other lawful participation limits; practice within my abilities and any required approved progression; check that the route and landing area are clear; maintain spacing; and take turns.

I will not push, fight, bully, engage in dangerous pranks or reckless chasing, distract someone attempting a movement, cross an active route, or attempt unauthorized flips, blind landings, high drops, roof access, or structural climbs. Organized games must follow staff-defined boundaries and stop signals.

I will wear suitable clothing and footwear, secure hair and loose items, remove or secure jewelry as directed, and keep food, drinks, glass, sharp objects, and belongings outside activity areas except as permitted. I will not use a phone, headphones, or a recording device while moving through an active course unless authorized for a controlled activity.

I will not move, stack, adjust, repair, or modify equipment or remove padding without staff authorization. I will not coach, lift, spot, or physically assist another person without permission and appropriate instruction. Personal equipment or attachments requiring setup, including assistive equipment, must be discussed with staff for safe use; this is not a blanket exclusion of assistive devices.

I will stop using and report equipment or conditions that appear unsafe. I am not required to conduct a technical inspection, discover concealed defects, or repair equipment. Reporting obligations do not transfer the Gym’s inspection responsibilities to me. The Gym may reasonably restrict or end participation for safety, consistent with applicable law and separately accepted payment terms.

7. EXPRESS ASSUMPTION OF RISK

I UNDERSTAND AND VOLUNTARILY ACCEPT THE INHERENT RISKS OF THE ACTIVITIES AND COVERED VISITS, INCLUDING RISKS THAT REMAIN DESPITE REASONABLE CARE AND RISKS WHOSE PRECISE FORM OR SEVERITY I DO NOT ANTICIPATE. TO THE EXTENT CALIFORNIA LAW PERMITS, I ALSO EXPRESSLY ASSUME RISKS CAUSED BY A RELEASED PARTY’S ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE WITHIN SECTION 8.

For an identified minor, I acknowledge the risks as parent or guardian and authorize attendance or participation only as described in Section 9. To the extent legally permitted, I also make this express assumption of risk on behalf of each identified minor. No assumption extends to conduct or liability excluded by Section 8.

8. EXPRESS RELEASE OF ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE; CONTROLLING EXCLUSIONS

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT CALIFORNIA LAW PERMITS, I RELEASE AND DISCHARGE THE RELEASED PARTIES FROM CLAIMS I AM LEGALLY ENTITLED TO RELEASE FOR PERSONAL INJURY, ILLNESS, DEATH, EMOTIONAL INJURY, OR PROPERTY LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM THE ACTIVITIES OR COVERED VISITS, INCLUDING CLAIMS CAUSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY A RELEASED PARTY’S ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE. THIS INCLUDES A RELEASED PARTY’S SOLE ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE AND ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE COMBINED WITH ANOTHER PERSON’S FAULT.

Subject to the exclusions below, this release includes ordinary-negligence claims concerning instruction, skill assessment, progression, coaching, spotting, supervision, monitoring of open gym, selection, hiring, training or retention of staff, warnings, orientation, enforcement of rules, crowd management, obstacle design or arrangement, inspection or maintenance of premises and equipment, placement or condition of padding, and the provision or timing of first aid or emergency response within the covered program.

The release includes legally releasable resulting claims for medical expenses, lost income or earning capacity, pain and suffering, loss of use, and other recoverable damages. It applies when an injury or its full extent is discovered after a Covered Visit, but does not release a claim arising from an occurrence before this Agreement was signed. It binds my estate and legal representatives only to the extent they assert rights I could lawfully release. It does not purport to bind a nonsigning spouse, parent, family member, or third party contractually. It does not surrender any defense a Released Party may lawfully assert against another person’s claim, including a defense based on a valid participant release or assumption of risk.

CONTROLLING EXCLUSIONS: NOTHING IN THIS AGREEMENT RELEASES, EXCUSES, OR LIMITS LIABILITY FOR GROSS NEGLIGENCE; RECKLESS, WILLFUL, WANTON, OR INTENTIONAL MISCONDUCT; FRAUD; SEXUAL MISCONDUCT, ABUSE, OR EXPLOITATION, INCLUDING CLAIMS ARISING FROM SUCH CONDUCT BASED ON NEGLIGENT HIRING, TRAINING, SUPERVISION, OR RETENTION; NEGLIGENT OR WILLFUL VIOLATION OF A STATUTORY DUTY DESIGNED TO PROTECT PUBLIC SAFETY; OTHER VIOLATIONS OF LAW TO THE EXTENT LIABILITY CANNOT LAWFULLY BE WAIVED; OR ANY OTHER NONWAIVABLE DUTY, CLAIM, OR REMEDY.

THESE EXCLUSIONS CONTROL EVERY PROVISION, INCLUDING THE ASSUMPTION OF RISK, RELEASE, LIMITED COVENANT, INDEMNITY, PARENT PROVISIONS, AND MEDIA PERMISSION. NO PROVISION REQUIRES ME TO INDEMNIFY A RELEASED PARTY FOR THAT PARTY’S OWN FAULT OR TO DEFEAT THESE EXCLUSIONS. NOTHING PREVENTS REPORTING AN INJURY, SUSPECTED ABUSE, SAFETY CONCERN, OR POSSIBLE LEGAL VIOLATION, COOPERATING WITH AN INVESTIGATION, OR GIVING TRUTHFUL TESTIMONY.

To the extent permitted by law, I agree not to pursue a damages claim that I have validly released. This promise does not bar an excluded claim or a good-faith challenge to this Agreement’s validity, scope, or enforceability. Bringing a claim does not itself trigger indemnity, a contractual penalty, or an obligation to pay the Gym’s legal fees.

9. ADDITIONAL TERMS FOR MINORS AND SIGNING PARENTS OR GUARDIANS

Authority and permission. For each identified minor, I represent that I am a parent or legal guardian with authority to give the consent stated here. I authorize the minor’s Covered Visits and, if registered as a training participant, participation in Activities subject to eligibility, restrictions, and agreed supports. Visitor registration alone does not authorize training. If a court order or another person’s consent limits my authority, I will resolve that limitation before giving permission and provide relevant pickup or custody restrictions privately. Being a host, teacher, coach, friend, relative, or temporary caregiver does not by itself authorize signing another child’s release.

Risk communication. I have considered the minor’s abilities and needs. I will explain suitable risks and rules in terms the minor can understand, encourage the minor to ask for help and decline uncomfortable movements, and communicate relevant limitations. These responsibilities do not transfer the Gym’s supervision duties to me or excuse conduct excluded by Section 8.

Limited release for the minor. TO THE EXTENT CALIFORNIA LAW PERMITS A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN TO RELEASE A MINOR’S CLAIMS, I MAKE THE RELEASE IN SECTION 8 ON BEHALF OF EACH IDENTIFIED MINOR FOR THEIR ACTIVITIES AND COVERED VISITS, INCLUDING NONPARTICIPATING PRESENCE. THE EXPRESS ORDINARY-NEGLIGENCE LIMITS AND ALL EXCLUSIONS APPLY. I DO NOT REPRESENT THAT EVERY CLAIM OF A MINOR MAY BE WAIVED. If this release is unenforceable, no indemnity or other promise requires repayment of the minor’s recovery or recreates the invalid release.

My separate individual release. Independently of any release for the minor, I release my own legally releasable claims arising from the minor’s Activities or Covered Visits, including claims for medical expenses, loss of services, any legally recognized loss of consortium, and wrongful death, to the extent based on ordinary negligence covered by Section 8. I also make Section 8’s release for injuries, illness, emotional injury, and property loss or damage arising from my own Covered Visits while accompanying, observing, dropping off, collecting, participating with, or providing permitted assistance to the minor, whether or not the minor is injured. All Section 8 exclusions apply. I do not sign for another parent or other nonsigning person.

Continuing authority. I will promptly communicate material changes in my authority, emergency contacts, pickup permissions, participation restrictions, or agreed supports. A minor’s assent does not replace authorized adult consent. The minor must sign a new adult agreement upon reaching age 18 before further participation.

10. LIMITED INDEMNITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE

To the extent permitted by law, the signing adult agrees to indemnify and hold harmless a Released Party against a third party’s bodily-injury or property-damage claim only in the proportion caused by that adult’s own negligent or intentional wrongful conduct during Activities or Covered Visits. This includes reasonable legal expenses attributable to that proportion of responsibility, as established by final adjudication or a settlement the adult approves in writing. The adult must receive prompt notice and a reasonable opportunity to participate in responding; no settlement may impose an admission or payment obligation on the adult without their written consent.

This provision creates no separate duty to defend or advance defense costs. It does not require payment for a Released Party’s own negligence or other fault, for another person’s conduct merely because of a family relationship, or for asserting the Participant’s or minor’s own injury claim. It does not require reimbursement merely because a minor’s release is invalid and does not enlarge parental liability beyond a lawful obligation expressly undertaken here or otherwise imposed by law.

I remain responsible, to the extent otherwise provided by law, for actual property damage caused by my wrongful conduct. Ordinary wear, inability to complete a skill, a good-faith complaint, or an accident without legally attributable fault does not alone create an indemnity or property-damage obligation. These indemnity limits do not narrow an otherwise valid release under Section 8.

11. EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

If an injury or emergency occurs, I authorize the Gym to contact emergency services and designated contacts and to provide first aid within staff training and lawful authority. If I cannot give timely consent, I authorize the Gym to seek emergency evaluation and transportation by qualified emergency providers as reasonably necessary. As an authorized parent or guardian, I give the same permission for each identified minor when I cannot be reached in time. Efforts to reach a contact need not delay urgent assistance. Nothing limits required emergency action or lawful CPR or AED use.

This authorization does not permit elective treatment, routine transportation, medication administration outside an agreed lawful plan, unqualified medical practice, or nonemergency decisions reserved to the Participant, guardian, or treating provider. Treating providers exercise professional judgment and obtain consent as required by law. I authorize sharing information reasonably necessary for emergency response with those providers, consistent with applicable privacy law.

The Gym does not promise participant accident insurance or payment of medical bills through this Agreement. I am responsible for charges for services furnished to me, and to a minor to the extent the law makes me responsible, subject to available insurance and any lawful claim against a responsible party. This does not waive recovery of medical expenses from someone who remains legally liable.

12. MINOR SUPERVISION, CHECK-IN, AND PICKUP

I will follow the Gym’s check-in and release procedures, identify authorized pickup adults, remain reachable during an accepted drop-off program, return at the scheduled time, and promptly report delays or changed instructions. For an accepted drop-off arrangement, program supervision begins when check-in is completed and the Gym accepts the minor into its care, and ends upon authorized checkout or an expressly agreed release arrangement. I am responsible for arrangements before accepted check-in and after completed checkout, without eliminating any nonwaivable duty.

Signing this Agreement, registering for open gym, or attending a party does not alone establish drop-off care. Unless the Gym expressly accepts another arrangement, nonparticipating children remain with their accompanying adult and outside active areas. I will satisfy any lawful requirement to remain on site or assist. Individualized supervision, toileting assistance, behavior support, or one-to-one services should be arranged in advance when needed, subject to applicable accommodation duties.

I will instruct the minor to stay within assigned boundaries, ask before leaving a group or area, and tell staff when help is needed. If the minor may leave unexpectedly, become separated, or have difficulty responding to directions, I will discuss a practical supervision and communication plan with the Gym.

Independent departure is not authorized unless the Gym accepts a separate written arrangement. This Agreement alone does not permit walking home, rideshare pickup, off-site outings, or transportation by staff. Program supervision arrangements do not narrow the definition of Covered Visits or automatically exclude a negligence claim concerning arrival, waiting, pickup, or departure from Section 8.

13. CAMPS, PARTIES, GAMES, AND FOOD

Camps and parties may combine instruction, movement games, obstacle courses, rest periods, food breaks, and related on-site recreation. Approved tag-style or other movement games may involve quick changes of direction, incidental contact, distraction, and collisions. Participation does not authorize deliberate striking, pushing, or conduct outside the game’s rules.

I will provide relevant allergy and emergency information and follow food rules. Food supplied by families, caterers, or others may create allergen, choking, contamination, or cross-contact risks. This Agreement makes no allergen-free promise. Specific dietary or allergy procedures must be arranged where needed, subject to applicable legal duties.

Hosts and organizers must direct each adult and each minor’s authorized parent or guardian to complete the applicable acceptance process. A reservation, roster, or group payment does not replace individual acceptance. Charges, deposits, cancellations, refunds, memberships, renewals, and late-pickup fees are governed by separately disclosed and accepted terms. This Agreement does not create undisclosed charges or authorize payment-card debits.

14. SPECTATORS, PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND VISITOR RECORDING

Spectators must remain in designated viewing areas unless staff authorizes entry. People in activity areas may encounter moving Participants, swinging limbs, falling objects, and collisions without performing a skill. Anyone beginning training or physical assistance must meet the applicable admission and safety requirements. Permission to observe does not authorize coaching, spotting, or moving equipment.

Personal belongings may be lost, stolen, damaged, dropped, or mixed with another person’s property. I will secure valuables and keep belongings clear of routes and exits. Providing storage space does not by itself mean the Gym accepts custody of an item. Any liability remains subject to Section 8 and applicable law.

I will obtain required permission before recording others, particularly children, respect no-recording requests, and follow staff restrictions. Recording is prohibited in restrooms, changing areas, and other private spaces. This Agreement does not waive applicable privacy rights or authorize security-camera audio recording. Visitor recording is distinct from the consent to Gym photography, filming, recording, and promotional use, including paid advertising, granted in Section 16.

15. CONTINUING EFFECT, WITHDRAWAL, AND CHANGES

THIS IS A CONTINUING AGREEMENT. It begins when signed and applies to the initial and subsequent Activities and Covered Visits with the same operator at the Facility within Section 2’s scope until prospectively withdrawn, replaced, or ended. A lapse in attendance, expiration of a membership, or new registration for a covered program does not alone end it.

Prospective coverage under a parent-signed agreement ends for a minor when that Participant turns 18. A new adult acceptance is then required. A different operator, different facility, or material change to this Agreement or its covered activities requires new affirmative acceptance. This Agreement does not automatically cover future affiliates or locations.

I may withdraw for future occurrences by written notice received by the Gym at Classes@precision-parkour.com or delivered to the Facility. The Gym may require a current agreement as a lawful condition of further participation. Attendance after withdrawal does not renew this Agreement without affirmative acceptance. A replacement agreement applies prospectively from its acceptance.

The release and other lawfully applicable provisions survive for occurrences during the period this Agreement applied, even if a claim is asserted later. This Agreement neither settles an existing incident nor releases an occurrence before signature. Communicated safety rules may change, but posted terms, website changes, or continued attendance do not silently enlarge the release or expand the media consent granted in Section 16.

16. PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, AUDIO, AND ADVERTISING CONSENT

BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT, I CONSENT TO PHOTOGRAPHY, FILMING, AUDIO RECORDING, AND PROMOTIONAL USE, INCLUDING PAID ADVERTISING, FOR MYSELF AND EACH MINOR INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIED IN THE ACCEPTANCE RECORD FOR WHOM I AM A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN WITH AUTHORITY TO CONSENT. MY SIGNATURE GRANTS THE PERMISSION DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION WITHOUT A SEPARATE MEDIA SIGNATURE OR OPT-IN.

I authorize the Gym and photographers, videographers, and other service providers acting for it to capture my image, likeness, appearance, and voice, and those of each such minor, during Activities and Covered Visits in nonprivate areas. This includes photographs, video footage, and audio recordings (collectively, “Media”), whether the person is participating, observing, or accompanying another Participant. Permission applies only to the signing adult and individually identified minors for whom that adult has legal authority; it does not authorize recording or use of another person's identity without any required consent.

I grant the Gym nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free permission to reproduce, reasonably edit, publish, display, distribute, and use the Media to promote the Gym and its programs and services. Authorized uses expressly include unpaid promotional posts and PAID ADVERTISING, including boosted posts, sponsored social-media posts, paid video and display advertisements, and printed advertisements. Media may appear on websites, social-media platforms, advertising networks, brochures, flyers, and other promotional materials. The Gym may engage service providers and distribute Media through publishers and advertising platforms for these purposes. No further approval of an individual photograph, recording, edit, or advertisement is required within this permission's scope. No payment or royalties are owed for authorized uses except as required by law.

Reasonable editing may include cropping, lighting and sound adjustments, captions, and combining clips. This consent does not authorize false endorsements, knowing misrepresentation, defamatory, abusive, sexualized, exploitative, or unlawfully discriminatory use; unrelated third-party advertising or sale of a person's identity; publication of a person's name without separate consent; disclosure of medical, accommodation, or precise attendance information; facial recognition or biometric identification; voice or likeness cloning; or synthetic impersonation. It does not authorize recording in restrooms, changing areas, or other private spaces, recording confidential conversations, visitor recording, or security-camera audio recording.

To the extent legally permitted, I release the Gym and service providers acting for it from claims I am legally entitled to release, individually and on behalf of each identified minor, based solely on the capture and use of Media expressly authorized by this section, including claims for unauthorized use of image, likeness, or voice. This limited media release does not cover uses outside this consent or override any exclusion in Section 8. No provision waives a right, duty, claim, remedy, or separate consent requirement that cannot lawfully be waived or satisfied through this Agreement.

I may withdraw this permission for myself or an identified minor for future capture and new promotional uses by written notice to Classes@precision-parkour.com or delivery to the Facility. The Gym will stop future capture upon receipt and stop new promotional uses and ongoing paid placement within a reasonable processing period, subject to any shorter period required by law. It will remove identifiable material from channels it controls where reasonably practicable. Withdrawal does not undo prior lawful uses, already distributed print materials, or independent third-party sharing beyond the Gym's control. Retention for legal or administrative purposes does not authorize new promotional use.

Permission covers capture while this Agreement applies to the person concerned, unless media permission is withdrawn earlier. Previously authorized Media may continue to be used for the specified purposes subject to the withdrawal terms. New capture, reposting, advertising, or other new promotional publication after a minor turns 18 requires that person's own adult consent. Previously published material may remain displayed subject to the withdrawal terms. All Section 8 exclusions remain effective.

17. CALIFORNIA LAW, SEVERABILITY, AND OTHER AGREEMENTS

California law governs to the extent legally permitted, without displacing mandatory applicable law. Subject to mandatory jurisdiction and venue rules, an action concerning this Agreement or covered Activities or Visits must be brought in a California state court of competent jurisdiction in San Diego County or, if federal jurisdiction independently exists, the United States District Court for the Southern District of California. This does not restrict reports, administrative claims, or complaints to authorities.

This Agreement does not require arbitration, waive a jury trial, impose a class-action waiver, shorten a statutory limitation period, or require advance notice as a condition of preserving a claim. It states the parties’ agreement on the risk and liability subjects addressed here. Separately accepted payment, booking, accommodation, custody, or other arrangements govern their own subjects and do not silently amend this release. Material amendments require affirmative acceptance.

If a provision or application is unenforceable, it is severed or limited only as legally permitted; other independently enforceable provisions remain effective. This does not authorize rewriting or expanding the release to save it. The assumption of inherent risks, adult release, permitted minor release, emergency authorization, and media consent in Section 16 are intended to be considered separately where legally possible. Failure to enforce a rule once does not waive later enforcement or authorize retaliation for a truthful report or lawful complaint.

18. REVIEW, ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE, AND FINAL ACCEPTANCE

I have had an opportunity to read this Agreement, ask questions about participation procedures, obtain independent advice, request a copy, and request translation or an accessible format needed to understand it before signing. Staff explanations of procedures do not guarantee that participation is injury-free or that every legal claim is barred.

If I choose electronic signing, I agree in that process to use an electronic record and signature for this Agreement. Applying or adopting my electronic signature and affirmatively submitting my acceptance is intended to authenticate it. I may review and retain the complete Agreement and request a copy of the completed record. I may request paper signing and decline electronic means for a later transaction; signing a paper agreement does not itself authorize future electronic transactions.

The associated acceptance record identifies the signer, signing capacity, each minor covered, acceptance date, electronic signing time where applicable, and accepted Agreement version. A prechecked box, group booking, or unauthorized signature does not substitute for my acceptance. An initial or acknowledgment does not expand parental authority or override Section 8’s exclusions.

BY SIGNING, I CONFIRM THAT I AM AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD, HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT, AND VOLUNTARILY ACCEPT ITS APPLICABLE TERMS, INCLUDING THE ASSUMPTION OF RISK IN SECTION 7, THE EXPRESS ORDINARY-NEGLIGENCE RELEASE AND CONTROLLING EXCLUSIONS IN SECTION 8, AND THE LIMITED INDEMNITY IN SECTION 10. IF SIGNING FOR A MINOR, I ALSO ACCEPT SECTION 9 BOTH INDIVIDUALLY AND ON THE MINOR’S BEHALF ONLY TO THE EXTENT LEGALLY AUTHORIZED. I UNDERSTAND THAT SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH CAN OCCUR AND THAT I AM GIVING UP CERTAIN LEGAL CLAIMS. BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT, I ALSO GIVE THE CONSENT IN SECTION 16 TO PHOTOGRAPHY, FILMING, RECORDING, AND PROMOTIONAL USE, INCLUDING PAID ADVERTISING, FOR MYSELF AND EACH INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIED MINOR FOR WHOM I HAVE LEGAL AUTHORITY TO CONSENT. ALL EXCLUSIONS IN SECTION 8 REMAIN IN EFFECT.

Agreement version: PPG CA 2026 10 07 R7 DRAFT.