AJYOGA Health and Participation Disclaimer

Last Updated: 8 March 2026

1. Participation Notice

AJYOGA classes involve physical movement, balance, and strength exercises.

Participation in any class is voluntary and undertaken at your own responsibility.

2. Personal Responsibility

By participating in AJYOGA classes you acknowledge that:

• you are responsible for your own health and wellbeing

• you will practice within your own limits

• you will stop any movement that causes pain or discomfort

If you have injuries, medical conditions, or concerns, you should consult a qualified health professional before participating.

3. Online Training Environment

AJYOGA classes are delivered online.

Students are responsible for ensuring they have:

• adequate space to move safely

• appropriate equipment if needed

• a stable internet connection

AJYOGA cannot supervise each participant’s physical environment.

4. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by Australian law, AJYOGA is not responsible for injuries or accidents that may occur during participation in online classes.

Participants accept responsibility for practicing safely and mindfully.

5. Minors

Participants under 18 must have parental consent and supervision when attending classes.

6. Class Recording & Privacy Notice

Some AJYOGA classes may be recorded for educational purposes.

These recordings support the Replay Cinema, allowing members to access sessions they may have missed.

6.1 What Is Recorded

Recordings include:

• instructor video

• instructor audio

• class instruction

6.2 What Is Not Recorded

AJYOGA protects participant privacy.

The following are not recorded:

• participant video

• participant audio

• participant names or identities

Only the instructor feed is captured.

6.3 Access to Recordings

Class recordings are stored inside the AJYOGA Green Room.

Access is limited to active AJYOGA Academy members.

Recordings are not publicly distributed.

I acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of the Kulin Nation. I offer my respect to the Elders of these traditional lands, and through them to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples past, present and emerging.