FOGAmotion and its affiliates do not assume any responsibility for injuries or damage to personal property while attending Stretch Therapy classes, whether in-person or via live stream.

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Participants joining from home are responsible for using common sense when selecting a clean and safe space, ensuring that they do not use items for stretching that may topple over and cause injury during class.

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Your host at FOGAmotion will emphasize the importance of “listening to your body,” what “safe stretching should feel like,” and “what to do if you feel you’ve overstretched.”

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While rogue stretching is permitted to some extent at your own risk, your host Lisa D and afficialtes are not liable for any injuries that may occur as a result of rogue stretching while in class or on your own time. During scheduled classes, however, your host monitors participants closely and is at liberty to correct any unsafe stretching techniques that may take place.

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While overstretching is an obvious risk, FOGAmotion, it's hosts and affiliates do not assume responsibility for any injuries that may occur as a result of stretching in FOGAmotion Stretch Therapy class or at home. 

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Remember, your host is a trained professional with an ethical obligation to teach safe and effective stretching techniques. Although you choose to participate fully aware of the potential risks of injury, rest assured that your host will make every effort to assist you and provide clear explanations of the techniques to minimize your risk of injury. 

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If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask for clarification.

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