Yoga Waiver Form Template
Protect Your Yoga Business and Ensure Client Safety
Accidents can happen in any physical activity, and as a yoga instructor, you want to safeguard yourself and your clients. This Yoga Waiver Form Template helps studios and individual instructors clearly communicate the risks associated with yoga, ensuring that clients understand their responsibilities. By using this template, you can streamline the process of collecting signed waivers, promote transparency, and minimize liability while adhering to compliance standards with WCAG-aligned labels. You can easily customize it to suit your specific needs-try out the live template to see how it fits your studio.
When to use this form
Use this form before any yoga class, workshop, private session, or event where participants could strain muscles, lose balance, or practice in heated rooms. It suits studio owners, independent teachers, and retreat hosts who need clear consent, health disclosures, and emergency contacts. Collecting signatures upfront helps you set safety expectations, screen for injuries, and document acceptance of risk. For wellness trips and retreats, pair it with a Travel disclaimer and insurance waiver form to address flights, lodging, and coverage. If you teach youth programs, the Summer camp waiver form can cover guardian consent and pickup details alongside this form. The result: fewer surprises, smoother check-in, and better protection for you and your students.
Must Ask Yoga Waiver Questions
- Do you have any current injuries, medical conditions, or pregnancy we should know about?
Knowing this lets you suggest modifications, avoid triggers, and reduce risk. It also shows you took reasonable steps to tailor instruction.
- Do you understand and agree to assume the inherent risks of yoga practice and release the instructor and studio from liability?
This clarifies consent and sets legal expectations in plain language. For broader coverage across activities, review the Participation waiver and release form to align your wording.
- Who is your emergency contact and what is their phone number?
Quick access to a contact speeds help if a student feels faint, dizzy, or is injured. It also reassures participants that you have a plan.
- Are you at least 18 years old? If not, do you have a parent or guardian giving consent?
Age and consent determine if a minor needs a guardian signature. This prevents unenforceable agreements and protects your program.
- Do you consent to photos or video during classes for marketing or training?
Clear media consent avoids disputes about using a student's image. It also lets you segment those who opt out so staff can respect their privacy.
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