A waiver is a legal document which protects someone who wants to reduce their risk of liability. Reducing liability is important for businesses, especially those that facilitate risk-related activities.

As a bootcamp operator, it is feasible that accidents or injuries may occur while customers are participating. A bootcamp waiver is a specific agreement between the customers and the bootcamp business whereby the client will give up their ability to sue if any injuries, damage or loss were to occur. The document will also outline the risks associated with the activities carried out in your bootcamp program. These risks must be acknowledged and accepted by customers prior to commencing. 

It’s important to remember that there are some exceptions to the release of liability. You won't be protected by a waiver if an incident is caused by some forms of negligence or misconduct on behalf of your business. It is highly recommended that all waivers be reviewed by a lawyer. 

Use this Bootcamp Waiver if:

• You want to protect your bootcamp business from liability and potential lawsuits.
• You want your customers to fully understand the risks of participating in a bootcamp program.

What does this Bootcamp Waiver cover?

• Release of liability 
• Negligence and misconduct
• Acknowledgement of risk
• Acknowledgment of physical condition
• Acceptance of terms

 Further information:

• What is a Liability Waiver Form?

• Do Liability Waivers Hold Up in Court?