Terms & Conditions
Last updated: 20.02.2026
1. Scope of Application
These Terms and Conditions apply to all services provided by DRS Conditioning (hereinafter “Provider”) to clients (hereinafter “Client”) in the field of personal training, strength & conditioning coaching, performance diagnostics, and online coaching.
By booking a service, the Client agrees to these Terms and Conditions.
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2. Services
DRS Conditioning provides:
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1:1 Personal Training
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Endurance & Hybrid Athlete Training Programs
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Online Coaching
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Physiological Assessments
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Movement Assessments
The specific scope of services results from the individual agreement between Provider and Client.
The Provider does not guarantee specific athletic or performance outcomes.
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3. Conclusion of Contract
A contract is concluded when:
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A service is booked and confirmed by the Provider (in writing or electronically), or
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Coaching begins with mutual agreement.
For online services, confirmation via email or digital booking system constitutes contract formation.
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4. Prices and Payment
All prices are stated in Euro (€) unless otherwise indicated.
Payment is due:
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In advance for single sessions and assessments
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According to the agreed payment schedule for coaching programs
Invoices must be paid within 14 days unless otherwise agreed.
In case of late payment, statutory default interest pursuant to Austrian law may apply.
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5. Appointments, Cancellation & No-Show Policy
Personal Training & Assessments
Appointments must be cancelled at least 24 hours in advance.
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Cancellation within 24 hours: full session fee is charged
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No-show: full session fee is charged
Coaching Programs
Cancellation of ongoing programs must be made in writing. Notice periods and refund policies depend on the agreed program duration.
For consumers, statutory withdrawal rights under the Austrian Distance and Off-Premises Contracts Act (FAGG) apply where applicable.
6. Client Responsibilities
The Client confirms that:
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They are physically and mentally capable of participating in training
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They have informed the Provider of any medical conditions, injuries, or limitations
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They will follow instructions responsibly
The Provider does not replace medical advice. Clients are advised to consult a physician before beginning intensive training.
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7. Health Disclaimer
Training and physiological assessments involve physical exertion and carry inherent risks.
Participation is at the Client’s own risk.
The Provider is not liable for injuries, health complications, or damages resulting from:
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Incorrect or incomplete health information
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Non-compliance with instructions
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External factors beyond the Provider’s control
Liability for gross negligence and intent remains unaffected.
8. Data Protection
Personal and performance-related data are processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy available at:
Health and sport performance data are processed only with explicit consent in accordance with GDPR.
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9. Intellectual Property
All training plans, documents, assessments, and materials provided by DRS Conditioning are protected by copyright.
They may not be:
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Shared
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Reproduced
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Published
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Distributed
Without prior written consent of the Provider.
Materials are for personal use only.
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10. Online Coaching & Digital Services
The Provider is not responsible for:
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Technical issues beyond their control
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Third-party software platform failures
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Internet connection problems on the Client’s side
Access to digital services may be limited if payment obligations are not fulfilled.
11. Liability
The Provider is liable only for damages caused by intent or gross negligence.
For consumers, liability limitations apply only to the extent permitted under Austrian consumer protection law (KSchG).
Liability for slight negligence is excluded except in cases of personal injury.
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12. Governing Law & Jurisdiction
Austrian law applies, excluding conflict-of-law provisions.
For consumers, the statutory jurisdiction rules apply.
For business clients (B2B), the competent court at the Provider’s registered office shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
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13. Severability Clause
If any provision of these Terms is invalid, the remaining provisions remain unaffected. The invalid provision shall be replaced by a legally permissible provision closest to its economic intent.
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