Injury/Medical Pauses
Injuries can happen, and we want to make sure you recover safely while keeping your place in the gym. This article explains the different injury options and what’s required before you return.
FAQs
1. Can I pause for an injury or medical reasons?
Yes — there are three options:
Coach Meeting: adapt your training with guidance.
Rehab Membership: reduced classes & recovery sessions (max 2 months, monthly members only).
Injury/Medical Pause: minimum 4 weeks, maximum 6 weeks, requires a Fit to Return to restart membership
For long-term injuries, we can pause for up to 6 months (treated as a cancellation with rejoin rights).
2. What is a Fit to Return (FTR)?
A written note from a doctor, physio, osteopath, or chiropractor confirming you’re safe to return to exercise. This is a requirement before restarting after an injury pause.
3. Do I need medical proof to pause for injury?
Not to start the pause — but you must provide a Fit to Return before reactivating.
4. What happens if I can’t provide a Fit to Return?
We’ll discuss options. If you are self-certifying the pause is treated like a cancellation and resets your continuous membership term. This would affect any accrued loyalty benefits.
5. Can I return earlier than 4 weeks?
Yes, as long as you have your Fit to Return and have been cleared to return to exercise we can restart you earlier than 4 weeks.