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Terms & Conditions

Last updated: 24 July 2026

These Terms and Conditions govern your use of the AW Kickboxing website and your interactions with AW Kickboxing, including enquiries, free-class bookings, trial sessions, events, programmes and related services.

Please read these Terms and Conditions carefully before using our website, submitting an enquiry or booking a class.

By using our website, submitting a form, requesting information or booking a class, you confirm that you have read and understood these Terms and Conditions.

Additional terms may apply if you become a paying member, purchase a programme, attend an event or enter into a separate membership agreement with AW Kickboxing.

1. Who We Are

The website and services are operated by:

AW Kickboxing
Planetary Business Centre
Planetary Road
Wolverhampton
WV13 3SW
United Kingdom

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07746 158262

Website: https://awkickboxing.co.uk

In these Terms and Conditions, references to “AW Kickboxing”, “AW Martial Arts”, “we”, “our” or “us” mean AW Kickboxing.

References to “you” or “your” mean the person using the website, submitting an enquiry, booking or attending a class, or the parent or guardian acting on behalf of a child.

2. About These Terms

These Terms and Conditions apply to:

Your use of our website;

Information supplied through the website;

Website enquiry forms;

Free-class and trial-class bookings;

Appointment and booking calendars;

Telephone, email and SMS communications;

Introductory offers;

Events, workshops and programmes;

Attendance at AW Kickboxing premises or classes; and

Any other interaction where these terms are brought to your attention.

If you become a member, you may also be asked to agree to a separate membership agreement.

The membership agreement may contain additional terms relating to:

Membership fees;

Payment dates;

Minimum membership periods;

Notice periods;

Membership cancellation;

Membership suspension;

Uniforms and equipment;

Gradings;

Events;

Attendance; and

Other services provided to members.

Where a separate written membership agreement applies, its specific terms will take priority in relation to the membership, provided those terms comply with applicable law.

3. Eligibility to Use Our Website and Services

You must be at least 18 years old to enter into a contract with AW Kickboxing.

A person under the age of 18 may only register, book, attend or become a member with the consent and involvement of a parent or legal guardian.

Where a booking or enquiry relates to a child:

The parent or guardian must provide accurate information;

The parent or guardian is responsible for reviewing these terms;

The parent or guardian must disclose relevant information concerning the child’s health, safety, additional needs or ability to participate;

The parent or guardian must complete any required consent or membership documentation; and

The parent or guardian is responsible for payments arising under any agreement entered into on behalf of the child.

We may refuse or cancel a booking where we reasonably believe that the person making the booking does not have the authority to act for the participant.

4. Information on Our Website

We take reasonable care to ensure that information on our website is accurate and up to date.

However:

Class times may change;

Instructors may change;

Class locations may change;

Programme availability may change;

Spaces may become unavailable;

Prices and offers may change;

Website information may occasionally contain errors; and

Website content may not always reflect the latest timetable or availability.

Information on the website is provided for general guidance and does not create a binding obligation unless we expressly confirm it as part of a booking or contract.

You should contact us if you require confirmation of:

Current class times;

Available spaces;

Programme suitability;

Prices;

Membership terms;

Trial arrangements; or

Location details.

We reserve the right to correct website errors and update information without notice.

5. Website Availability

We aim to keep our website available and functioning correctly.

However, we do not guarantee that:

The website will always be available;

Access will be uninterrupted;

Every feature will operate without error;

The website will be free from technical problems; or

Information will always be available immediately.

We may suspend, withdraw, change or restrict access to all or part of the website for:

Maintenance;

Security;

Technical reasons;

Business changes;

Legal or regulatory reasons; or

Circumstances outside our reasonable control.

We will not be responsible for losses caused solely by temporary website unavailability where we have taken reasonable steps to maintain the service.

6. Acceptable Use of Our Website

You may use our website only for lawful purposes.

You must not:

Use the website fraudulently;

Submit false or misleading information;

Impersonate another person;

Attempt to gain unauthorised access to the website or connected systems;

Introduce viruses, malware or harmful code;

Attempt to disrupt the website;

Scrape, harvest or extract website data without permission;

Use automated systems to submit forms or generate spam;

Copy or commercially exploit website content without permission;

Use our website to harass, threaten or abuse another person;

Submit unlawful, offensive or defamatory content; or

Use our intellectual property in a way that suggests an unauthorised association with AW Kickboxing.

We may restrict or block access where we reasonably believe that the website is being misused.

7. Enquiries and Contact Forms

Submitting an enquiry form does not create a membership agreement or guarantee a place in a class.

When you submit an enquiry, you confirm that:

The information you provide is accurate;

You are authorised to provide that information;

The contact details belong to you or you have permission to use them;

You understand that we may contact you about the enquiry; and

You will inform us if any relevant information changes.

We may contact you by:

Telephone;

Email;

SMS;

Website messaging;

Social-media messaging; or

Another communication method you have requested or used to contact us.

Our communications may include:

Responses to your questions;

Class information;

Booking links;

Appointment confirmations;

Reminders;

Follow-up messages; and

Information relevant to your enquiry.

Our processing of personal information is explained in our Privacy Policy.

8. Free Classes and Trial Offers

A free class or trial offer is subject to:

Availability;

Programme suitability;

Age requirements;

Location;

Instructor availability;

Any stated offer conditions; and

Successful completion of any required registration or consent form.

Unless an offer expressly states otherwise:

A free class is available to new prospective students only;

A free class has no cash value;

A free class cannot be exchanged for another product or service;

A free class cannot be transferred without our approval;

Only one free introductory offer may be claimed per person;

Multiple free offers may not be combined;

Advance booking may be required; and

Attendance does not guarantee admission to an ongoing programme.

We may withdraw, amend or replace a free offer at any time before a booking has been confirmed.

Once we have confirmed a booking, we will make reasonable efforts to honour it or offer a suitable alternative.

9. Booking a Class

A booking is not confirmed merely because you have submitted a form.

A booking is confirmed when we:

Send a booking confirmation;

Confirm the booking by telephone, email or SMS;

Add the participant to the relevant class; or

Otherwise clearly confirm that a space has been reserved.

You are responsible for checking:

The class date;

The class time;

The class location;

The participant’s details;

What clothing or equipment is required; and

Any instructions provided before attendance.

Please contact us promptly if any booking information is incorrect.

10. Cancelling or Rearranging a Trial Class

Please give us as much notice as reasonably possible if you cannot attend a booked class.

You may contact us by:

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07746 158262

Where possible, we may allow you to rearrange the class.

Repeated failure to attend without notice may result in:

The withdrawal of the free offer;

A requirement to book directly with a member of staff;

Refusal of a further free booking; or

Release of the reserved space to another participant.

Any right to rearrange a free class remains subject to availability.

11. Changes Made by AW Kickboxing

We may occasionally need to:

Change a class time;

Change an instructor;

Change a venue or training area;

Combine classes;

Substitute an activity;

Restrict class numbers;

Cancel a session;

Close temporarily; or

Change the timetable.

This may happen because of:

Instructor illness;

Venue availability;

Safety concerns;

Severe weather;

Low attendance;

Public-health requirements;

Technical problems;

Events outside our control; or

Other operational reasons.

Where reasonably possible, we will provide advance notice.

Where a paid service is materially affected, any credit, replacement session, refund or other remedy will be determined by:

The applicable membership or programme agreement;

The nature of the cancellation;

The payment arrangement; and

Your statutory consumer rights.

A change of instructor alone does not normally amount to cancellation of a class or programme.

12. Memberships and Paid Programmes

These website Terms and Conditions do not replace a specific membership or programme agreement.

Before entering a paid membership or programme, you should be provided with relevant information such as:

The service being purchased;

The price;

The payment frequency;

The contract length, where applicable;

Any initial payment;

Any recurring payment;

Any joining fee;

The cancellation procedure;

Any notice period;

The start date;

What is included;

Any exclusions; and

How the agreement may be ended.

You are responsible for reading the membership or programme agreement before accepting it.

Do not enter into an agreement unless you understand:

The total financial commitment;

Whether payments recur automatically;

How long the agreement lasts;

How to cancel;

When notice must be given; and

Whether any minimum term applies.

Please ask us before joining if anything is unclear.

13. Prices

Prices may be displayed:

On our website;

On a booking page;

In an advertisement;

In an email or message;

At our premises;

During a consultation; or

In a membership agreement.

Unless stated otherwise, prices are shown in pounds sterling.

We may change our advertised prices and offers from time to time.

A price change will not normally affect a confirmed purchase or existing agreement unless:

The agreement permits the change;

You are given any notice required under the agreement or by law; or

You agree to the change.

If a displayed price is clearly incorrect because of an obvious error, we are not required to supply the service at that incorrect price.

We will inform you of the error and allow you to decide whether to proceed at the correct price.

14. Payments

Payments may be collected through:

Card payment;

Direct Debit;

Bank transfer;

Cash;

An online payment provider; or

Another agreed payment method.

Where you authorise a recurring payment, you authorise the relevant payment provider to collect payments in accordance with the membership or programme agreement.

You must ensure that:

Payment details are accurate;

You are authorised to use the payment method;

Sufficient funds are available;

Contact and billing information remains current; and

You notify us promptly of any payment problem.

Payment providers may process your information under their own privacy terms.

We do not guarantee that every payment method will always be available.

15. Failed or Late Payments

Where a payment fails or becomes overdue, we may:

Contact you about the outstanding amount;

Ask you to update your payment details;

Attempt to collect the payment again where authorised;

Suspend access to paid classes or services;

Refuse additional bookings;

Apply a reasonable administration charge where clearly disclosed and legally permitted; or

Take reasonable steps to recover the outstanding balance.

We will not impose a charge that is disproportionate, hidden or otherwise unlawful.

Suspending attendance does not automatically cancel an agreement or remove an outstanding payment obligation.

The applicable membership or programme agreement will explain how failed payments are managed.

16. Online and Distance Contracts

Where you purchase a paid service online, by telephone or away from our premises, you may have statutory cancellation rights.

For many consumer service contracts, the cancellation period is normally 14 days beginning on the day after the contract is entered into.

Any applicable cancellation information will be provided as part of the purchase or membership process.

Where you ask us to begin providing a paid service during a statutory cancellation period:

We may ask for your express request to begin;

You may remain responsible for the reasonable value of services supplied before cancellation; and

Your cancellation right may be affected once the service has been fully performed, where the legal requirements have been satisfied.

Statutory cancellation rights may not apply in every situation.

Nothing in these Terms and Conditions limits any cancellation right you have under applicable consumer law.

17. Your Statutory Consumer Rights

We will provide our services with reasonable care and skill.

Nothing in these Terms and Conditions excludes or restricts rights that cannot legally be excluded or restricted.

Depending on the circumstances, these may include rights under:

The Consumer Rights Act 2015;

The Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013;

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024;

The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations, where applicable; and

Other applicable UK consumer legislation.

If a service is not provided in accordance with your statutory rights, you may be entitled to a remedy.

These Terms and Conditions are not intended to replace or reduce your statutory rights.

18. Health and Medical Information

Martial arts and physical training involve physical activity.

Before participating, you or the parent or guardian must tell us about any condition that could reasonably affect safe participation, including:

Injuries;

Medical conditions;

Allergies;

Medication;

Mobility limitations;

Pregnancy;

Recent surgery;

Additional needs;

Behavioural or sensory needs;

Previous loss of consciousness;

Heart or respiratory conditions; or

Any advice from a medical professional that may restrict physical activity.

You are responsible for seeking medical advice before participating where:

You are unsure whether participation is suitable;

You have an existing health condition;

You have recently been injured;

You have been advised to limit physical activity; or

You experience symptoms that cause concern.

Our instructors are not acting as doctors, physiotherapists or other medical professionals unless expressly stated.

Advice provided during a class is not a substitute for medical advice.

19. Assumption of the Ordinary Risks of Training

Martial arts, kickboxing, fitness training and physical exercise carry inherent risks.

These may include:

Muscle soreness;

Strains;

Sprains;

Bruising;

Trips or falls;

Accidental contact;

Fatigue;

Aggravation of an existing injury; and

Other physical injuries associated with exercise or martial arts practice.

We take reasonable steps to:

Provide appropriate instruction;

Maintain a structured training environment;

Manage class activities;

Use suitable equipment;

Explain safety rules;

Match activities to ability where reasonably possible; and

Reduce avoidable risks.

Participants must:

Follow instructor directions;

Train within their ability;

use equipment correctly;

Stop when instructed;

Tell an instructor if they feel unwell or injured;

Avoid reckless or aggressive behaviour; and

Inform us of relevant health or safety concerns.

Nothing in these terms excludes liability where it would be unlawful to do so.

20. Injuries and Illness During Training

If a participant becomes injured or unwell, we may:

Stop their participation;

Provide basic first aid where appropriate;

Contact the parent, guardian or emergency contact;

Recommend that medical advice is obtained;

Contact the emergency services; or

Take other reasonable action to protect the participant.

In an emergency involving a child, we will try to contact the parent or guardian.

However, where immediate action is reasonably necessary, we may contact emergency services before obtaining further consent.

Parents and guardians must keep emergency contact information accurate and current.

All injuries, accidents or near misses should be reported to an instructor promptly.

21. Participant Conduct

All participants and visitors must behave respectfully and safely.

You must not:

Bully, threaten or intimidate another person;

Use discriminatory, abusive or offensive language;

Deliberately injure another participant;

Use excessive or unauthorised force;

Ignore safety instructions;

Damage equipment or property;

Bring illegal substances or weapons onto the premises;

Attend while under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs;

Disrupt classes repeatedly;

Record another person without appropriate permission;

Engage in sexual harassment or inappropriate conduct; or

Behave in a way that places another person at unreasonable risk.

Martial arts techniques must only be practised:

Under appropriate supervision;

In accordance with instructor directions;

With suitable control; and

For lawful and responsible purposes.

AW Kickboxing teaches self-control, confidence, discipline and the responsible use of martial arts skills.

We do not encourage fighting, retaliation, intimidation or avoidable physical confrontation.

22. Parents, Guardians and Visitors

Parents, guardians and visitors must:

Follow venue rules;

Treat instructors, staff, students and other families respectfully;

Avoid interrupting instruction;

Supervise children who are not participating;

Keep entrances, exits and training areas clear;

Follow photography and safeguarding rules; and

Raise concerns calmly and through the appropriate process.

Depending on the venue and class, viewing may:

Be permitted;

Be limited to designated areas;

Require prior agreement; or

Be restricted for safeguarding, safety or space reasons.

Parents and guardians remain responsible for their children before the child is accepted into the class and after the class has ended.

Children must be collected promptly.

We must be told in advance if somebody other than the usual parent or guardian will collect a child.

23. Safeguarding

We take the welfare and safety of children and vulnerable participants seriously.

Safeguarding concerns should be reported promptly to an instructor or the appropriate member of AW Kickboxing staff.

We may:

Record a safeguarding concern;

Speak to relevant individuals;

Contact a parent or guardian;

Seek professional advice;

Refer a concern to the appropriate authority; or

Take immediate protective action where reasonably necessary.

Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed where information must be disclosed to protect a child, vulnerable person or another individual.

Participants, parents, guardians and visitors must not use AW Kickboxing activities to:

Establish inappropriate contact with a child;

Obtain personal information about another participant;

Take unauthorised photographs or recordings;

Communicate inappropriately with a minor; or

Circumvent safeguarding procedures.

24. Photography, Video and Recordings

We may occasionally take photographs or video recordings for:

Training analysis;

Events;

Celebrations;

Awards;

Website content;

Social-media content;

Advertising; or

Other promotional purposes.

Where required, we will obtain appropriate consent before using an identifiable participant’s image for promotional purposes.

Consent for promotional photography may be:

Requested separately;

Included in a registration or membership form; and

Withdrawn for future use by contacting us.

Withdrawal will not necessarily require us to remove materials that were lawfully produced or published before consent was withdrawn, particularly where removal is impractical.

Participants, parents, guardians and visitors must not photograph or record other people without permission.

Photography or filming may be prohibited in changing areas, private areas or where safeguarding concerns apply.

25. Personal Belongings

You are responsible for personal belongings brought to a class or venue.

Where possible, valuable items should be left at home or kept securely.

We are not responsible for loss, theft or damage to personal belongings unless caused by our failure to exercise reasonable care or where liability cannot legally be excluded.

Any lost property we find may be retained for a reasonable period.

Unclaimed property may later be donated, recycled or disposed of.

26. Clothing, Uniforms and Equipment

Participants must wear clothing and equipment suitable for the activity.

We may require:

A particular uniform;

Protective equipment;

Suitable footwear;

Removal of jewellery;

Long hair to be secured;

Nails to be kept appropriately trimmed; or

Other reasonable safety measures.

Equipment must:

Fit correctly;

Be maintained in safe condition;

Be used for its intended purpose; and

Meet any requirements communicated by an instructor.

We may prevent participation where clothing or equipment creates a material safety risk.

Any rules relating to the purchase or use of uniforms and equipment will be explained separately.

27. Gradings, Competitions and Progression

Participation in classes does not guarantee:

Promotion;

A particular grade;

Competition selection;

Awards;

Certificates;

A specific level of fitness;

A specific performance outcome; or

Completion within a particular timeframe.

Progress depends on factors including:

Attendance;

Effort;

Behaviour;

Ability;

Understanding;

Fitness;

Practice;

Technical standard; and

Instructor assessment.

Grading, competition and event fees may be separate from regular membership fees.

Any additional fee should be communicated before the participant is committed to the activity.

Instructor decisions concerning safety, grading readiness, class placement and competition suitability will be made reasonably and in good faith.

28. Results and Testimonials

We may publish testimonials, reviews or examples of participant progress.

Any statement about results represents an individual experience and does not guarantee that every participant will achieve the same result.

Results may vary depending on:

Attendance;

Age;

Starting ability;

Effort;

Health;

Consistency;

Personal circumstances; and

Compliance with instruction.

We do not guarantee a particular physical, educational, behavioural, competitive or personal-development outcome.

29. Suspension or Termination of Participation

We may suspend or terminate a person’s attendance or participation where reasonably necessary because of:

Unsafe behaviour;

Serious or repeated misconduct;

Bullying;

Harassment;

Discrimination;

Abuse of staff or participants;

Repeated disruption;

Non-payment;

Breach of a membership agreement;

Safeguarding concerns;

Damage to property;

Fraudulent information;

Misuse of martial arts skills;

Refusal to follow reasonable instructions; or

Conduct that could harm the reputation or operation of AW Kickboxing.

Where appropriate, we may first:

Give a verbal warning;

Give a written warning;

Speak to a parent or guardian;

Set reasonable conduct requirements; or

Temporarily restrict attendance.

We may act immediately where there is a serious safety, safeguarding or misconduct concern.

Any financial consequences of suspension or termination will be determined by:

The membership or programme agreement;

The reason for termination;

Applicable consumer law; and

The circumstances of the case.

30. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, the website and its contents belong to or are licensed to AW Kickboxing.

This includes:

Text;

Graphics;

Logos;

Photographs;

Videos;

Class descriptions;

Programme names;

Training materials;

Downloads;

Website layouts; and

Branding.

You may view and use the website for personal, non-commercial purposes.

You must not, without our written permission:

Copy substantial parts of the website;

Republish our content;

Sell or license our materials;

Modify our branding;

Use our logo;

Present our content as your own;

Use our training materials commercially;

Create derivative commercial materials; or

Remove copyright or ownership notices.

Nothing in these terms transfers ownership of our intellectual property to you.

31. Links to Other Websites

Our website may contain links to third-party websites or services.

These may include:

Social-media platforms;

Payment providers;

Booking systems;

Maps;

Video platforms;

External resources; and Partner websites.

We do not control third-party websites and are not responsible for:

Their availability;

Their content;

Their security;

Their accuracy;

Their privacy practices; or

Transactions entered into directly with them.

A link does not necessarily mean that we endorse the third party.

You should review the third party’s own terms and privacy information before using its services.

32. Electronic Communications

We may send communications using technology supplied by third-party providers, including GoHighLevel and LeadConnector.

These communications may include:

Enquiry responses;

Booking confirmations;

Appointment reminders;

Class information;

Follow-up messages;

Service notices; and

Marketing communications where permitted.

You are responsible for ensuring that:

Your email address is correct;

Your telephone number is correct;

Your device can receive messages;

Messages are not blocked unnecessarily; and

You notify us when your contact details change.

Delivery of an email or SMS cannot be guaranteed because delivery depends on third-party networks and providers.

You can manage marketing preferences in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

33. Data Protection and Cookies

We process personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Our use of cookies and similar technologies is explained in our Cookie Policy.

You can read these policies here:

Privacy Policy: https://awkickboxing.co.uk/privacy-policy

Cookie Policy: https://awkickboxing.co.uk/cookies

By using our website, you acknowledge that personal information will be processed as described in the Privacy Policy.

Where required, non-essential cookies will be used only after the appropriate consent has been obtained.

34. Our Responsibility to You

We are responsible for losses that are a foreseeable result of:

Our breach of these Terms and Conditions;

Our failure to use reasonable care and skill; or

Another legal duty owed to you.

A loss is foreseeable where it was an obvious consequence of the breach or where both parties knew, when the contract was formed, that the loss might occur.

We are not responsible for losses that:

Were not reasonably foreseeable;

Were not caused by our breach;

Resulted from inaccurate information provided by you;

Resulted from your failure to follow reasonable instructions;

Resulted from an undisclosed medical condition;

Resulted from misuse of facilities or equipment;

Resulted from unauthorised use of martial arts techniques;

Were caused by a third party outside our reasonable control; or

Relate to business activity where you are acting primarily for commercial purposes.

Nothing in these Terms and Conditions excludes or limits liability for:

Death or personal injury caused by negligence;

Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;

Breach of statutory consumer rights;

Liability that cannot legally be excluded; or

Any other matter for which exclusion would be unlawful.

35. Events Outside Our Reasonable Control

We will not be responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances outside our reasonable control.

These may include:

Severe weather;

Fire;

Flood;

Epidemic or pandemic;

Government restrictions;

Venue closure;

Utility failure;

Transport disruption;

Industrial disputes;

Civil disturbance;

Terrorism;

War;

Instructor illness;

Failure of internet or communication services;

Failure of a third-party supplier; or

Another event that could not reasonably have been prevented.

Where such an event affects a paid service, we will take reasonable steps to:

Inform affected customers;

Reduce disruption;

Provide an alternative where reasonably practical; and

Comply with applicable consumer law.

36. Complaints

We aim to provide a professional and supportive service.

If you have a complaint, please contact us using:

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07746 158262

Please provide:

Your name;

Your contact details;

The participant’s name, where relevant;

A clear description of the issue;

Relevant dates;

Details of any previous communication; and

The outcome you are seeking.

We will aim to:

Acknowledge the complaint;

Review the relevant information;

Speak to appropriate staff;

Respond within a reasonable period; and

Seek a fair resolution.

Making a complaint does not affect your statutory consumer rights.

37. Communications and Notices

Notices relating to an agreement may be sent by:

Email;

Post;

SMS;

A customer portal;

Hand delivery; or

Another method agreed between us.

You are responsible for keeping your contact details current.

A notice sent to the most recent contact details supplied by you may be treated as properly addressed, subject to applicable law and the terms of the relevant agreement.

Membership cancellation notices must be submitted using the method stated in the membership agreement.

Telling an instructor casually before or after a class may not constitute formal notice unless the agreement expressly allows it.

38. Changes to These Terms and Conditions

We may update these Terms and Conditions to reflect:

Changes in law;

Changes to our website;

Changes to our services;

Changes to our technology;

Changes to our business practices;

Safety or safeguarding requirements; or

Regulatory guidance.

The latest version will be published on this page with an updated revision date.

Changes to these website terms will apply from the date they are published.

Where a change materially affects an existing paid agreement, it will be handled in accordance with:

The terms of that agreement;

Any required notice period;

Applicable consumer law; and

Your statutory rights.

39. If Part of These Terms Is Invalid

If a court or competent authority finds that part of these Terms and Conditions is unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply.

The invalid provision will be treated as removed or modified only to the minimum extent necessary.

40. No Waiver

If we do not immediately enforce a right under these Terms and Conditions, this does not mean that we have waived that right.

A waiver will only apply where it is clearly given.

A waiver relating to one event does not automatically apply to another event.

41. Third-Party Rights

Unless expressly stated otherwise, these Terms and Conditions do not give rights to any person who is not a party to the relevant agreement.

The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 will not apply except where we expressly agree otherwise.

This does not affect any rights held directly by a participant, parent, guardian or consumer under applicable law.

42. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

If you are a consumer resident in another part of the United Kingdom, you may also benefit from mandatory protections provided by the law of the place where you live.

Where a dispute cannot be resolved informally, the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction.

If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you may also be entitled to bring proceedings in the courts where you live.

43. Related Policies

These Terms and Conditions should be read alongside:

Privacy Policy: https://awkickboxing.co.uk/privacy-policy

Cookie Policy: https://awkickboxing.co.uk/cookies

Additional membership, safeguarding, photography, payment or programme terms may also apply where they are provided to you.

44. Contact Us

Questions about these Terms and Conditions can be sent to:

AW Kickboxing
Planetary Business Centre
Planetary Road
Wolverhampton
WV13 3SW
United Kingdom

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07746 158262