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Readiness, Informed Consent, and Liability Release

Last updated: May 20, 2026 · Version: v1

In plain English

Before we train together, three things need to be clear: that you're ready for physical training (or have been cleared by a doctor if you have reason to ask), that you understand what coaching here is and what it isn't, and that you're choosing to take the risks of training voluntarily. This page is the place that says all three. It sits alongside our Terms and is the document we point to when you accept training with us.

For 1:1 coaching clients

This page is the readiness and consent baseline for everyone who trains with us. One-to-one coaching clients complete a fuller onboarding package, where the liability release and informed consent are presented as their own standalone documents: Service Agreement, Liability Waiver, Informed Consent, Nutrition Disclaimer, the Coaching Expectations & Communication Policy, and an optional Media Release. Each is signed individually during coaching onboarding.

1.Who this is for

This document applies to anyone who uses any of our Services — one-to-one Coaching, Self-Guided Programs, or any training instruction we provide through demitrydavidson.com. You must be at least 18 years old to use the Services.

We,” “us,” and “our” mean S2S LLC, a New Mexico limited liability company doing business as Demitry Davidson, together with Demitry Davidson individually and any affiliates, owners, employees, or contractors. “You” means the person reading this and accepting it.

2.Readiness check

Strength training, calisthenics, mobility work, and the movement patterns we coach are physically demanding. Before you begin, please answer the questions below honestly.

If you answer “yes” to any of the following, please consult a qualified medical professional and obtain clearance before starting any program with us.

  1. Do you have a known heart condition, history of heart attack or stroke, irregular heartbeat, or have you been told you should only do physical activity recommended by a doctor?
  2. Do you experience chest pain, pressure, or unusual shortness of breath at rest or during physical activity?
  3. Have you experienced dizziness, fainting, or loss of balance in the past twelve months, including during or after exercise?
  4. Are you currently being treated for a chronic medical condition that affects exercise safety, balance, exertion tolerance, or participation capacity — for example, high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney disease, asthma or other lung disease, cancer, or autoimmune disease?
  5. Do you have a bone, joint, soft-tissue, or spinal condition (current or chronic) that is made worse by physical activity, that has required surgery in the past two years, or that you are actively rehabilitating?
  6. Are you currently taking any prescription medication that affects your heart, blood pressure, balance, blood sugar, blood-clotting time, or your ability to exercise safely?
  7. Are you pregnant, recently postpartum, or have you been advised by a healthcare provider to limit physical activity for any reason?

A “yes” answer is not a disqualification — it is a signal to coordinate with your medical provider so that training is built around your situation, not around it. We can still work together once you have clearance and we understand the constraints we're training inside.

You also agree to tell uswhat changes. If any of the items above becomes true after you begin training with us — new diagnosis, new medication, new injury, new restriction — you will let us know promptly so the programming can be adjusted.

2A.If you are on a GLP-1 medication

This section applies if you take a GLP-1 receptor agonist (semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, or similar). It is an addendum to Section 2 above — everything in the seven questions still applies; this section adds context specific to this medication class so the training can be built around the way your body responds to it.

Please tell us, at intake and as things change:

  • which medication you take and approximately how long you have been on it;
  • whether you have changed dose recently (the first two to four weeks of any escalation often brings a lower energy ceiling and changes in appetite or GI tolerance);
  • whether you experience nausea, vomiting, or unusual fullness on training days — we will program around it, not through it;
  • whether you notice dizziness when you stand up after sitting or lying down — rapid weight loss combined with lower fluid intake can produce that, and we will adjust how a session opens to honor it;
  • your rough daily fluid intake — dehydration affects how you feel during training and how body-composition measurements read;
  • any other diagnosed conditions in the picture (type-2 diabetes, hypertension, kidney/liver/heart conditions) and whether you also take insulin or a sulfonylurea, which carries a hypoglycemia risk we want to be aware of during exercise.

What this is not: we do not prescribe, adjust, or interpret your medication. Those questions stay with your prescribing provider. We do need to know the picture so the coaching is realistic about energy, recovery, and the rate at which load can climb.

Sign that something is wrong — stop and contact a provider:chest pain, sudden severe shortness of breath, fainting, persistent vomiting, severe dehydration, signs of hypoglycemia (extreme weakness, confusion, shaky/sweaty/clammy when not exercising). For a true emergency, call 911 (US) or your local emergency number. Coaching messaging is not for urgent or emergency situations — see Section 3.2 below.

3.1 What coaching is

Coaching here is the design, instruction, and progression of physical training: resistance training, calisthenics, mobility work, movement patterning, and conditioning. It is delivered by Demitry Davidson, a NASM Certified Personal Trainer (NASM-CPT), NASM Certified Nutrition Coach (NASM-CNC), and NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist (NASM-CES). It is conducted within the scope of those certifications.

3.2 What coaching is not

Coaching here is not:

  • Medical care. We are not licensed medical providers. Nothing we do is medical, diagnostic, therapeutic, or rehabilitative care.
  • Physical therapy or rehabilitation. If you are recovering from injury or surgery, your treatment plan stays with your medical and rehab providers. We can train around the constraints they set; we do not replace their care.
  • Mental-health care. Training can support mood, energy, and confidence, but it is not therapy or psychiatric treatment.
  • Real-time supervision. Outside of a scheduled session you are physically present for, we are not watching you train. You remain in charge of what you do with the program in any given moment.
  • Emergency response. Coaching messaging channels are not for urgent or emergency situations. In an emergency, call 911 (US) or your local emergency number.

3.3 Risks you are acknowledging

Physical training carries inherent risks. You acknowledge and accept that these include, without limitation:

  • muscle soreness, fatigue, cramping, strains, sprains, and tendinopathies;
  • joint stress and aggravation of pre-existing conditions you may not be fully aware of;
  • falls, drops, equipment failure, and other accidents during movement;
  • cardiovascular events — including, in rare cases, heart attack and stroke — particularly when underlying conditions are present;
  • heat illness, dehydration, dizziness, and loss of consciousness;
  • serious injury and, in rare cases, permanent disability or death.

You have had a meaningful opportunity to ask questions about these risks. You are choosing to take them voluntarily.

3.4 Your right to question, slow down, or stop

You may ask questions at any time. You may decline any exercise, load, or progression. You may stop a session, pause an engagement, or end coaching. Choosing to stop is not a failure; it is one of the responsibilities you carry as the person inside your body.

3.5 Independent judgment

You remain solely responsible for deciding, in real time, whether any exercise, load, progression, or recommendation is appropriate for your current condition and ability. We rely on the information you give us. If you withhold or misstate it, our programming is built on incorrect inputs.

3.6 Honest disclosure

You agree to honestly and completely disclose, at intake and as things change, any information that affects your safe participation — injuries, surgeries, chronic conditions, medications, pregnancy, recent illness, joint or movement limitations, and any restrictions imposed by a medical provider.

4.Liability release

In consideration of being permitted to participate in the Services, you, on behalf of yourself and your heirs, personal representatives, and assigns, release, waive, discharge, and covenant not to sue Demitry Davidson, S2S LLC, and our affiliates, owners, employees, and contractors (the “Released Parties”) from any and all liability, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action arising out of or related to any loss, damage, or injury — including death — that you may sustain while participating in or in connection with the Services, whether caused by the ordinary negligence of the Released Parties or otherwise.

This release does not apply to liability arising from gross negligence or willful misconduct, and does not waive any rights that cannot be waived under applicable law.

You also agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Released Parties from any claim brought by a third party arising out of your training activities or your breach of this document, on the terms described in Section 19 of our Terms.

Severability. If any portion of this release is held to be unenforceable, the remaining portions will continue in full force and effect, and the unenforceable portion will be construed to give it the fullest effect permitted by law.

5.How acceptance works

You accept this document, and become bound by it, by any of the following:

  • checking the “I have read and agree” box referencing this page on the intro-call form, the account-creation flow, or any other intake we use;
  • signing this document (electronically or by hand) when we ask you to before a one-to-one engagement begins;
  • beginning to train with us after we have presented this document to you for review.

Electronic acceptance is legally binding under the U.S. Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-SIGN), the New Mexico Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, and equivalent law.

We may update this document from time to time. The “Last updated” date and version above identify which version is current. For material changes, we will ask you to re-accept before continuing to train.

6.Right to withdraw

You may withdraw your consent and end the engagement at any time. Withdrawing consent ends future training; it does not unwind sessions or Services already delivered, and refunds (if any) are governed by Section 9 of our Terms.

7.Relationship to our other terms

This document supplements and incorporates our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Where there is any conflict between this document and our Terms with respect to the specific subjects of readiness, informed consent, or liability release, this document controls.

This document is governed by the laws of the State of New Mexico, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. Any dispute is subject to the dispute-resolution provisions of our Terms.

8.Contact

Questions before you accept? Email legal@demitrydavidson.com or write to:

S2S LLC, doing business as Demitry Davidson
3126 Tess Ct NE
Rio Rancho, NM 87144

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