Terms and Conditions

Los Angeles Tennis Centers

For Full Season class enrollment, we do NOT offer makeups, credits, or refunds for any missed dates, no-shows, or prorate for advanced notice of absences.  Please be sure of your schedule!

For non-Full Season class & private lesson enrollments (i.e. single classes/lessons, 10-packs), cancellation of scheduled classes are allowed up to 24 HOURS before the class for a store credit. No-shows and/or no notification thereafter will be forfeit any eligible credit.

Proper on-court etiquette is expected by all patrons of LA Tennis Centers &  LA City Parks. We reserve the right to refuse service.

There are NO REFUNDS.

Assumption of Risk, Waiver of Liability, and Indemnification Agreement

TNT Doubles LLC (dba Palisades Tennis Center, Westwood Tennis Center, and Cheviot Hills Tennis Center) is a tennis-related business (hereafter referred to as TNT) whose goals are 1) to provide youth and adults the opportunity to learn and/or improve their tennis skills and 2) to provide wholesome recreational opportunities through recreational tennis play and competitive tennis play. TNT provides private and group lessons for adults as well as adult clinics called “Live Ball” (a dynamic, non-stop tennis doubles activity). Youth can sign up for private lessons or group clinics (which are divided into three categories based on skill level). Additionally, TNT offers summer tennis camps for minor participants. This agreement applies to 1) personal injury (including death) from incidents or illnesses arising from my participation (or that of my minor participant) in TNT activities (including, but not limited to, instruction, individual or group activity, competitions, training, practice, classes, special events, camps, observation, use of facilities or equipment utilized for TNT activities, and all premises including sidewalks and parking lots); and to 2) any and all claims resulting from the damage to, loss of, or theft of property. The above are collectively referred to herein as the TNT Activities. In exchange for the opportunity to participate in the TNT Activities and/or enter the TNT premises, I (hereafter “PARTICIPANT”) agree to all of the following:

 

Things You Need to Know:

TNT Activities have many benefits for the PARTICIPANT. They can: provide an enjoyable recreational activity, contribute to fitness, increase one’s confidence, help control body weight, and increase one’s skill in a lifetime sports activity. However, TNT Activities do involve vigorous physical activity, including, but not limited to, jumping, landing, running, swinging a racket, following and striking a fast moving ball, and other skills. TNT feels that it is very important that the PARTICIPANT/PARENT (which refers to either an ADULT Participant, OR a MINOR Participant and his/her PARENTS/GUARDIANS) understands that all physical activities include some inherent risks of injury; these inherent risks cannot be eliminated regardless of the care taken to avoid injuries. Some examples of these inherent activity risks are slip & falls; trips on uneven pavement; landing awkwardly from a leap; colliding with other participants, equipment, or with fixed objects such as fences, posts, and nets; being struck by a ball or a racket; stepping on a ball (many balls are on the court during Live Ball); unexpected equipment failure; and over-exertion. Examples of Environmental risks are extreme temperatures; sudden changes in weather conditions; high winds; wet or slick courts; and lightning. Examples of Participant-related risks are erratic co-participant behavior; carelessness of co-participant in partner activities; participant or co-participant errors of judgment; and carelessness or lack of attention on the part of the participant or co-participant. TNT Leadership-related risks include, but are not limited to, supervisory or judgment error (e.g., supervisor misjudging the capacity of the participant to perform a task; misjudging participant’s grasp of a skill; judgment error in matching partners or opponents; failure to spot a correctable hazard during facility inspection; and momentary distraction or inattention).

TNT feels it is important that the PARTICIPANT/PARENT understands that three kinds of injuries can occur: 1) common minor bodily injuries such as scratches, bruises, cuts, muscle pulls, muscle soreness, and sprains; 2) occasional major bodily injuries, including, but not limited to, eye injuries (e.g., loss of sight in an eye), ankle, knee, and other joint injuries (e.g., tendon, ligament), injuries to feet, legs, hands, arms, chest, back, teeth, neck, and head (including concussions); and 3) rare catastrophic bodily injuries including, but not limited to, injuries resulting in permanent disability, paralysis, heart attacks, and death.

 

Assumption of Inherent Risks:

I, the