Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability

Version 2.0 — effective 6 August 2026. Replaces the version dated 3 August 2026.

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This document is presented to you in the App before your first participation in a session. It forms an integral part of adré’s Terms of Service and applies to every session you take part in through the App: coached sessions, group sessions, friend sessions, and solo sessions tracked in the App (Pulse).

It is restricted to people aged 18 or over. By accepting it, you confirm that you are of legal age.

1. Acknowledgment of risks

I understand and acknowledge that physical activity involves inherent risks, including without limitation: muscle or joint injury, falls, fainting, cardiac events, accidents related to the environment (traffic, weather, terrain, equipment) and, in extreme cases, serious injury, permanent disability or death.

I voluntarily and knowingly assume those risks.

2. Statement of fitness

I declare that:

• I have no known medical contraindication to physical activity; where in doubt, I have consulted a doctor before taking part;
• I participate voluntarily and freely choose activities suited to my present physical condition;
• I am responsible for my own equipment, my hydration and my awareness of my environment (traffic, weather, terrain);
• I will inform the coach, before the session, of any limitation, injury or treatment relevant to my safety.

3. adré’s role

I understand that adré is a connecting platform: adré does not provide the sessions, does not employ coaches, does not organize sessions between users and does not supervise activities. Coaches remain solely responsible for their services. Sessions between users take place under the sole responsibility of the participants.

The data and content shown in the App (heart rate, calories, pace, challenges) is provided for information only and is neither medical advice nor a personalized training programme.

4. Release of liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, I release adré, its officers, employees and partners from any claim, demand or action for damages arising out of my participation in a session or my sport activity tracked through the App, including claims based on bodily injury.

This release does not apply:

• to wilful misconduct or gross negligence on adré’s part; an agreement excluding liability in advance for wilful misconduct or gross negligence is void (Article 100(1) CO);
• to cases where the court may, under Article 100(2) CO, hold the release void even for slight negligence;
• to situations where applicable law prohibits such a release, in particular where the contract is a consumer contract and the clause would create a significant and unjustified imbalance between the parties’ rights and obligations (Article 8 UCA);
• if I reside in the European Union: to death or personal injury resulting from an act or omission of adré. A term excluding or limiting the trader’s liability in such a case is unfair within the meaning of Directive 93/13/EEC and point 1(a) of its Annex, and is deemed not written in several Member States. This release therefore has no effect against me in that respect.

What this document does establish, whatever the applicable law, is my acknowledgment of the risks inherent in the activity and the voluntary nature of my participation (Sections 1 and 2), which stand regardless of the validity of this Section 4.

This release in no way limits the coaches’ or other participants’ own liability towards me.

5. Residents of the State of New York

This Section applies only to people residing in the State of New York (United States). It does not apply to any user residing in Switzerland, in the European Union, or in any other country — for those users, only Sections 1 to 4 apply.

Please read carefully. This section affects your legal rights.

5.1 Express assumption of risk

I acknowledge that athletic and fitness activities — whether led by a coach, organized among users, or performed alone and tracked through the App — involve inherent risks, including muscle and joint injury, falls, fainting, cardiac events, environmental hazards (traffic, weather, terrain, equipment), and, in extreme cases, serious injury, permanent disability or death.

I voluntarily and expressly assume all risks inherent in these activities, including risks that are obvious, necessary, or reasonably foreseeable consequences of participating.

I represent that I have no known medical contraindication to physical activity, that I have consulted a physician if in any doubt, and that I select activities appropriate to my present condition.

I acknowledge that adré does not provide coaching services, does not employ or supervise coaches, does not own or operate any gym, pool, place of amusement or recreation, and does not organize sessions between users.

5.2 Release of liability and statutory limits

To the fullest extent permitted by New York law, I release and discharge adré, its officers, employees and agents from any claim or demand for damages arising out of my participation in a session or my athletic activity tracked through the App, including claims based on bodily injury caused by ordinary negligence.

This release does not apply, and is not intended to apply:

• to gross negligence, recklessness, or willful or intentional misconduct, which may not be released as a matter of New York public policy;
• to the extent N.Y. General Obligations Law § 5-326 would render any agreement void — that provision voids agreements exempting the owner or operator of a pool, gymnasium, place of amusement or recreation, or similar establishment from liability where the user pays a fee for the use of the facilities. adré is not such an owner or operator; to the extent a court were to hold otherwise, this Section 5.2 is void as to the claim concerned and the remainder of this document remains in full force;
• to any claim under N.Y. General Business Law § 349 or § 350, or any other right that may not be waived under New York law;
• to the liability of coaches or other participants toward me, which is unaffected.

Section 5.1 (assumption of risk) applies independently of, and survives, any determination that this Section 5.2 is unenforceable in whole or in part.

5.3 Governing law and disputes

This Section 5 is governed by the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Disputes are subject to Section 15 of the Terms of Service, which contains a binding individual arbitration clause, a class action waiver and a 30-day opt-out right.

6. Acceptance

Checking the acceptance box in the App, with the date, time and version number recorded, constitutes your electronic signature.

The accepted version remains available at any time on this page and from your account settings. adré keeps a timestamped history of versions and acceptances.

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