Level 1 S&C Coach Accreditation Course | Information & Registration

INFORMATION

The Australian Strength & Conditioning Association (ASCA) Level 1 Strength and Conditioning Coach Accreditation
Course (ASCA Level 1 Course) provides a fundamental level of knowledge and skills in strength and conditioning
(S&C) coaching so participants can understand, apply and design training programs to improve the performance of
club to regional level athletes.

The ASCA Level 1 Course:

 Is aimed at ASCA Level 0 Coaches, accredited sports coaches, certified fitness trainers, physical education
teachers, physical training instructors, enrolled sports science students and athletes seeking a career after sport.
 Duration is approximately 16 hours over 2 days.

PRE-REQUISITES

 Participants must be 18 years of age and over to attend the course.

COURSE OBJECTIVES INCLUDE

 Describe the ASCA Coach Education Programs and the ASCA professional Coach Accreditation Scheme.
 Communicate the ASCA Scope of Practice.
 Explain the ethical responsibilities of the S&C Coach.
 Design, implement and review conditioning training programs to improve athletic performance in club to regional
level athletes/teams.
 Develop and apply appropriate coaching and teaching skills to match the physical and psychological development of
the athlete to enhance sports performance.
 Effectively develop communication strategies for improved athlete performance.
 Outline coaching considerations when coaching special populations in a strength and conditioning context.
 Develop and implement a safe resistance training for youth and children.
 Design, implement, review and adjust a strength training program to improve athlete performance in club to regional
level athletes/teams.
 Implement testing protocols and benchmarking for improving strength in club to regional level athletes/teams.
 Design, implement, test and adjust a periodised speed and agility training program to improve athlete performance
in club to regional level athletes/teams.
 Design, implement and review a periodised energy system conditioning program appropriate for club to regional
level athletes/teams.
 Implement testing protocols and benchmarking for improving endurance conditioning in club to regional level
athletes/teams.
 Design and implement training methods and testing protocols for improved flexibility and mobility in club to regional
level athletes/teams.
 Prepare warm up/ warm down sessions for a wide range of beginner level athletes/sports.
 Demonstrate practical application of stretching and mobility exercises.
 Develop strategies for improved recovery from training and competition in club to regional level athletes/teams.
 Define appropriate nutritional guidelines to enhance sports performance for club to regional level athletes/teams.

COURSE ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS

 Pre-Course - Successfully complete the online multiple-choice quizzes prior to course attendance.
 Attend all modules of the ASCA Level 1 Course.
 Successfully complete the Sport Integrity Australia Level 1 Anti-Doping Online Course.
 Complete Sign and return the ASCA Consent and Coaches Code of Behaviour Form.
 Practical Assessment in Course – Participants will be assessed in course on competency and ability to coach, teach
and/or demonstrate all components of the practical skills outlined in the ASCA Level 1 Course. (E.g. ASCA Level 1
lifts & Variations, speed & agility drills, stretching & mobility exercises & energy system conditioning & endurance).
 Post-Course - Successfully complete the ASCA Level 1 Course Workbook within 1 month of course attendance.
 Post-Course - Complete 30 hours of practical S&C coaching within 6 months of course attendance. A minimum of
10 of these hours must be completed with a minimum ASCA Level 1 Accredited Coach. Note a list of mentor
coaches can be found on the ASCA website under ‘Find a Mentor Coach’.
 ASCA Level 1 S&C Coach Accreditation Course | Information & Registration

PRE-COURSE ASSESSMENT

Some of the theoretical assessment will be provided pre-course together with a pre-course multiple-choice quiz. All
participants are required to complete the pre-course quiz. Participants will have access to course materials including
presentation slides to assist in the completion of this quiz which covers some of the theory component of the course.
Once accepted into the course and the course fees have been paid the participant will be provided access to the
online resources and quiz. A minimum pass rate is required. Participants will be allowed 3 attempts to achieve the
passing score. Should the participant not meet this pre-course requirement the ASCA will contact the participant.

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

During the course there will be practical sessions that require active participation. However, all active, physical
participation is optional, and participants will not be disadvantaged by not actively participating in any of the exercises.
As part of the practical assessment, participants are required to demonstrate competencies in coaching/teaching the
practical skills included in the ASCA Level 1 Course.

Participants are required to complete and return a ‘Pre-Course Questionnaire’ prior to attendance to notify the ASCA
Presenter/Assessor of their individual situation.

EXTERNAL RECOGNITION

The ASCA Level 1 Course is a recognised by the following for reaccreditation purposes:

Fitness Australia approved CEC Program. Registered Personal Trainers or equivalent can attain 15 Fitness Australia
CECs upon successful completion of all assessment requirements.

Approval Code - 03595FA.

American College of Exercise approved CEC program. American College of Exercise members can attain 1.3 CECs
upon successful completion of all assessment requirements.

Approval Code – CEP125143

PARTICIPANTS MUST ATTEND THE FULL COURSE AND COMPLETE ALL REQUIRED ASSESSMENT TO BE
ELIGIBLE FOR ACCREDITATION.

COURSE COSTS

Early Bird Registration (closes 4 weeks prior to advertised course date) $475.00 Inc. GST
Standard Registration (within 4 weeks prior to advertised course date) $525.00 Inc. GST

Course registration includes:

 Attendance.
 All course materials.
 1 annual membership with the ASCA (activated post-course attendance).
 Registration with the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS), administered by Sport Australia, upon
successful completion of all assessment.

HOW TO REGISTER

Online - Register at www.strengthandconditioning.org

By Phone - Call (07) 55026911. Have credit card details on hand (AMEX, Visa or MasterCard only)
Please note all credit card payments incur a 2.0% processing fee.
By Mail or email - Complete this form and send to:
Email - admin@strengthandconditioning.org
Mail - PO Box 3586, Helensvale Town Centre, QLD, 4212
(Note - No guarantee places will be available by the time mailed registration forms are
received)
Direct Debit - Complete the registration form, forward to the National Office and then contact the National
Office for EFT details.
(Note - No guarantee places will be available by the time EFT payment is received)
 ASCA Level 1 S&C Coach Accreditation Course | Information & Registration

PARTICIPANT’S DETAILS (Please print in clear block letters)

First Name Lutfhi Abdil Surname Khuddus

Email lutfhikhuddus@unesa.ac.id
Address Perumahan Firdaus Mansion Blok L-5 Jombang Jawa Timur

Post Code 61417

Phone (h) (m) +6282131035278

Club or Company Affiliation
Male  Female Date of Birth 10 May 1987
COURSE DETAILS

Course Dates
Course Venue
How did you hear about the course?
TERMS & CONDITIONS

 Upon completion of this form and payment I hereby agree: (MUST TICK TO PROCEED)
 To the ‘Payment Terms’ as stipulated below and in the ‘ASCA activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms.’
 That "I acknowledge that the ASCA may take disciplinary action against me, if I breach (or allegedly breach) the ASCA Member’s Code of
Ethics (Gov. Policy No. 9), the ASCA Consent and Coaches Code of Behaviour, the ASCA Constitution or any other applicable ASCA
governing document which the ASCA may implement or amend from time to time. I agree to be bound by and submit to the disciplinary
procedures in accordance with the ASCA Disciplinary Procedure Regulation, including any disciplinary action taken against me."

CREDIT CARD PROCESSING FEE

Additional 2.0% on total.

REFUND POLICY
Notification of withdrawal in writing 4 weeks prior to course date: REFUND LESS 20% ADMIN FEE
Notification of withdrawal in writing less than 4 weeks prior to course date: NO REFUND

Note: Refunds will not be given for partial attendance nor will make up lessons be provided. If, for any reason, the registered participant does
not attend the full course then they will be required to transfer to the next available course and pay the appropriate transfer fee.

Transfer Fee
Transfer to another course less than 4 weeks prior to the course $150.00 Inc. GST Transfer Fee
No attendance to course registered for and transfer to new date $150.00 Inc. GST Transfer Fee

Payments and Registrations are not transferable between parties.

PAYMENT

Course Registration Fee $

+ 2.0% processing fee $
Total to be paid $

Cheque/Money Order AMEX MasterCard Visa

Card Number
Card Expiry Date CCV
Name on Card
Please charge my credit card the above outlined fees, signed
 ASCA Activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms

THIS IS AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT AND YOU SHOULD READ IT CAREFULLY BEFORE AGREEING TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND
CONDITIONS. UPON AGREEING, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

ASCA PAYMENT TERMS

All payments are to be made in $AUD unless otherwise stipulated. All rates are inclusive of GST where applicable. Applications and or registrations
will not be processed without payment. All payments made by credit card incur the nominated processing fee. A copy of student ID, inclusive of
validity date, must be provided each year to be eligible for student rates. International members are required to provide proof of residence outside of
Australia. All payments are non-transferable between parties. The applicable refund & transfer policy applies once payment has been processed,
this can be found within the information of the event or service paid for. Applicants and registrants will be sent relevant up-to-date information and
may be contacted by the ASCA, unless the ASCA is otherwise notified by the applicant.

ETHICS
Upon receiving membership with the ASCA, all members acknowledge that the ASCA may take disciplinary action against them, if they breach (or
allegedly breach) the ASCA Member’s Code of Ethics (Gov. Policy No. 9), the ASCA Consent and Coaches Code of Behaviour, the ASCA
Constitution or any other applicable ASCA governing document which the ASCA may implement or amend from time to time. Members agree to be
bound by and submit to the disciplinary procedures in accordance with the ASCA Disciplinary Procedure Regulation, including any disciplinary
action taken against them.
 
ACTIVITY LIABILITY WAIVER & PRIVACY POLICY
The following terms and conditions must be read carefully:
In consideration of your application for enrolment in the ASCA Activity being accepted you acknowledge and agree to the following terms and
conditions:
1) Definitions – in these terms and conditions:
a) "ASCA" means and includes Australian Strength and Conditioning Association, its subsidiaries, members, and their respective directors,
officers, members, servants or agents.
b) "ASCA Activity" means any authorised or recognised event or activity conducted by ASCA including, but not limited to, courses,
conferences and workshops conducted by ASCA.
c) "Claim" means and includes any action, suit, proceeding, claim, demand, damage, penalty, cost or expense however arising from or in
connection with the ASCA Activity, but does not include a claim against ASCA:
i) by any person expressly entitled to make a claim under an ASCA insurance policy; or
ii) under any right expressly conferred by its Constitution or regulations.
2) If accepted you will be permitted to participate in the ASCA Activity subject to you complying with the terms and conditions of the ASCA Activity
or the terms and conditions of the relevant venue from which the ASCA Activity is being conducted, this declaration, ASCA policies which apply
to participants in the relevant ASCA Activity and any reasonable direction issued by the ASCA Activity organisers or their representatives. A
copy of each of these documents is available upon request from ASCA.
3) Upon executing this contract you will be bound by it and any regulations, policies or codes which apply or relate to participants in the ASCA
Activity. You shall submit to any disciplinary measures taken against you and shall only appeal any disciplinary decision in the manner
permitted under ASCA's rules and regulations.
4) Risk Warning– Your participation in the ASCA Activity supplied by ASCA is inherently dangerous and may involve risk. There are risks
specifically associated with participation in the ASCA Activity and accidents can and often do happen which may result in personal injury, death
or property damage. Prior to participating in the ASCA Activity, you should ensure you are aware of all of the risks involved, including those
risks associated with any health condition you may have. By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you acknowledge, agree, and understand
that participation in the ASCA Activity may involve risk. You agree and undertake any such risk voluntarily and at your own risk. You
acknowledge that the assumption of risk and warning above constitutes a 'risk warning' in accordance with relevant legislation, including the
Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW), Civil Liability Act 2002 (WA) and Civil Liability Act 2002 (Tas).
5) Waiver – It is possible for a supplier of recreational services or recreational activities to ask you to agree that statutory guarantees under the
Australian Consumer Law (which is Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)) do not apply to you (or a person for whom or
on whose behalf you are acquiring the services or activities). By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you will be agreeing that your rights (or
the rights of a person for whom or on whose behalf you are acquiring the services) to sue the supplier in relation to recreational services or
recreational activities that you undertake because the services or recreational activities provided were not in accordance with the guarantees
are excluded, restricted or modified as set out below and in Schedule 1 to these terms and conditions.
For recreational services or recreational activities to which the Australian Consumer Law (Commonwealth) applies:
6) By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you agree that the liability of ASCA in relation to recreational services (as that term is defined in
the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) and the Australian Consumer Law) for any:
a. death;
b. physical or mental injury (including the aggravation, acceleration or recurrence of such an injury);
c. the contraction, aggravation or acceleration of a disease;
d. the coming into existence, the aggravation, acceleration or recurrence of any other condition, circumstance, occurrence, activity, form of
behaviour, course of conduct or state of affairs:
i. that is or may be harmful or disadvantageous to you or the community; or
ii. that may result in harm or disadvantage to you or the community, that may be suffered by you (or a person for whom or on whose
behalf you are acquiring the services) resulting from the supply of recreational services or recreational activities; is excluded and the
application of any express or implied term that any services will be provided with due care and skill is hereby excluded.
7) Release & Indemnity – In consideration of ASCA accepting your application to participate in the ASCA Activity, to the extent permitted by law
you:
a) release and forever discharge ASCA from all Claims that you may have or may have had but for this release arising from or in connection
with this application and/or undertaking the ASCA Activity; and
b) release and indemnify ASCA against any Claim which may be made by you or on your behalf for or in respect of or arising out of your death
whether caused by the negligence or breach of contract by ASCA or in any other manner whatsoever; and
c) indemnify and will keep indemnified and hold harmless ASCA to the extent permitted by law in respect of any Claim by any person:
i) arising as a result of or in connection with you undertaking the ASCA Activity; and
ii) against ASCA in respect of any injury, loss or damage arising out of or in connection with your failure to comply with the rules or
directions of ASCA (or any authorised person),save that the above releases and indemnities shall not apply to the extent that the loss,
damage or injury that is the subject of the Claim is caused or contributed to by the grossly negligent act or omission of ASCA.
8) Insurance - You acknowledge and agree that whilst ASCA maintain public liability, product liability and professional indemnity insurance cover
it does not maintain any personal accidence insurance. Accordingly, ASCA does not provide any insurance in relation to loss, damage or injury
that you suffer during your participation in the ASCA Activity. You agree that your own insurance arrangements are ultimately your
 ASCA Activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms

responsibility and you will arrange any insurance coverage at your expense after taking into account ASCA's insurance arrangements and your
own circumstances.
9) Disclosure of Medical Conditions – You warrant that prior to participating in the ASCA Activity you:
a) are and must continue to be medically and physically fit and able to undertake and participate in the ASCA Activity;
b) are not a danger to yourself or to the health and safety of others;
c) have not at any time suffered any blackout, seizure, convulsion, fainting or dizzy spells; and
d) are not presently receiving treatment for any condition, illness, disorder or injury which would render it unsafe for you to take part in the
ASCA Activity.
10) You acknowledge that you must, and you agree that you will, disclose any pre-existing medical or other condition that may affect the risk that
either you or any other person will suffer injury, loss or damage. You acknowledge that ASCA relies on information provided by you and that all
such information is accurate and complete. You agree to report any accidents, injuries, loss or damage you suffer during the ASCA Activity to
ASCA before you leave any relevant venue. You consent to receiving any medical treatment that the ASCA Activity organisers or their
authorised representatives consider necessary or desirable during or after the ASCA Activity and agree to reimburse ASCA for any costs or
expenses incurred in providing such medical treatment.
11) Safety– You understand and acknowledge the dangers associated with the consumption of alcohol or any mind-altering substance before or
during your involvement in the ASCA Activity, and you accept full responsibility for any injury, loss or damage associated with the consumption
of alcohol or any other mind-altering substance. You agree to follow any rules set by ASCA in connection with the ASCA Activity. If you fail to
comply with the rules and/or directions of ASCA, you will not be permitted to participate or to continue to participate in the ASCA Activity and no
refund will be given.
12) Bar to proceedings – ASCA may plead this contract as a bar to proceedings now or in the future commenced by or on behalf of you or by any
person claiming through you. Where you seek to commence proceedings against ASCA, you:
a) will commence those proceedings in the courts of the jurisdiction in which any incident occurs;
b) waive any right to object to the exercise of such jurisdiction;
c) will, where you seek to commence proceedings in another jurisdiction from where any incident occurs, consent (if required by ASCA) to
move those proceedings to the jurisdiction in which any incident occurs including consenting to any application made by ASCA to remove
the proceedings to the jurisdiction in which any incident occurs;
d) will pay the costs of any application made by ASCA under paragraph 9(c) and will consent to any application for security of costs made at
any time by ASCA; and
e) consent to paying ASCA's legal defence costs of the proceedings (on a solicitor client basis) where ASCA successfully defends the
proceedings.
13) Governing Law – The governing law of this agreement is the law of the state of Queensland (‘ Jurisdiction’). You irrevocably and
unconditionally consent and submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of the jurisdiction in which any incident occurs and waive any right to object
to the exercise of such jurisdiction.
14) Prevailing conditions – You acknowledge and agree that:
a) strength and conditioning training and the teaching of strength and conditioning training (and related skills) when conducted in the open
environment can and will be affected by the weather which may change without warning; and
b) there is often an element of the "luck of the prevailing conditions" when undertaking the certain elements of the ASCA Activity over which
ASCA has no control.
You accept that in the event of extreme weather conditions ASCA reserves the right to alter the format of, shorten, or cancel the ASCA Activity
in the interest of participant safety.
15) Use of Image – You acknowledge and consent to photographs and electronic images being taken of you during the ASCA Activity. You
acknowledge and agree that such photographs and electronic images are owned by ASCA and ASCA may use the photographs for promotional
or other purposes without your further consent being necessary. Further, you consent to ASCA using your name, image, likeness and
participation in the ASCA Activity, at any time, by any form of media, to promote ASCA.
16) Privacy – You understand that the personal information you have provided in this application is necessary for the conduct and management of
the ASCA Activity and other related activities, and that it is collected in accordance with ASCA's Privacy Policy, set out in Schedule 2 or
available via the ASCA website www.strengthandconditioning.org. You acknowledge that ASCA may use or disclose your personal information
for the purposes of conducting and administrating the ASCA Activity or promotional material or otherwise in accordance with ASCA's Privacy
Policy. ASCA may share your information with third parties such as: affiliates; ASCA Activity providers; companies engaged by ASCA to carry
out functions and activities on ASCA's behalf including direct marketing; and ASCA's professional advisers, including its accountants, auditors
and lawyers and insurers; and government departments or agencies; however your information is not generally disclosed to anyone outside
Australia. You understand that you may access and request correction of your personal information held by ASCA or make a complaint about
the handling of your personal information, by contacting ASCA. You acknowledge that your ASCA Activity application may be rejected if the
information is not provided. If you do not wish to receive promotional material from ASCA's sponsors and third parties you must advise ASCA in
writing.
17) Entire agreement – This agreement (and the documents to which it refers) constitutes the entire agreement between the parties in respect to
the ASCA Activity and supersedes all other agreements, understandings and representations and negotiations with ASCA in relation to the
ASCA Activity. To the extent that any clause of this agreement is void or unenforceable it is severable and does not affect the remaining
provisions of the agreement.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

If the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or similar State laws operate so as to prevent the exclusion, restriction or modification of warranties
otherwise implied by those laws then the liability of ASCA for breach of warranties is limited to the:
(i) re-supply of the ASCA Activity and related activities; or
(ii) payment of the cost of having the ASCA Activity or related activities supplied again.

SCHEDULE 1 - WAIVER
For recreational services or activities provided throughout Australia:
For recreational services to which the Australian Consumer Law (Commonwealth) applies:
By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you agree that the liability of ASCA in relation to recreational services (as that term is defined in the
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) and the Australian Consumer Law) for any:
a. death;
b. physical or mental injury (including the aggravation, acceleration or recurrence of such an injury);
c. the contraction, aggravation or acceleration of a disease;
d. the coming into existence, the aggravation, acceleration or recurrence of any other condition, circumstance, occurrence, activity, form of
behaviour, course of conduct or state of affairs:
i. that is or may be harmful or disadvantageous to me or the community;
 ASCA Activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms

ii. that may result in harm or disadvantage to me or the community, that may be suffered by me (or a person for whom or on whose
behalf I am acquiring the services) resulting from the supply of recreational services or recreational activities; is excluded and the
application of any express or implied term that any services will be provided with due care and skill is hereby excluded.
For recreational services or activities provided in NSW or WA:
For recreational services or recreational activities to which the Australian Consumer Law (New South Wales) and Australian Consumer Law
(Western Australia), applies:
By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you agree that the liability of ASCA in relation to recreational services (as that term is defined in the
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) and the Australian Consumer Law) and recreational activities (as that term is defined in the Civil
Liability Act 2002 (NSW)) or Civil Liability Act 2002 (WA), as applicable) for any:
a. death;
b. physical or mental injury (including the aggravation, acceleration or recurrence of such an injury);
c. the contraction, aggravation or acceleration of a disease;
d. the coming into existence, the aggravation, acceleration or recurrence of any other condition, circumstance, occurrence, activity, form of
behaviour, course of conduct or state of affairs:
iii. that is or may be harmful or disadvantageous to me or the community;
iv. that may result in harm or disadvantage to me or the community, that may be suffered by me (or a person for whom or on whose
behalf I am acquiring the services) resulting from the supply of recreational services or recreational activities; is excluded and the
application of any express or implied term that any services will be provided with due care and skill is hereby excluded.
For recreational services or activities provided in Victoria:
For recreational services to which the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria) applies:
Warning under the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012: Under the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria), several statutory
guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the suppliers named on this form, ASCA, are
required to ensure that the recreational services supplied to you:
a. are rendered with due care and skill; and
b. are reasonably fit for any purpose which you either expressly or by implication, make known to the supplier; and
c. might reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made known to the supplier.
Under section 22 of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic), the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these
conditions do not apply to you. If you agree to these terms and conditions, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the
Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 if you are killed or injured because the services were not in accordance with these
guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the way set out in this form.
Note: The change to your rights, as set out in this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier’s part.
“Gross negligence” in relation to an act or omission, means doing the act or omitting to do an act with reckless disregard, with or without
consciousness, for the consequences of the act or omission. See regulation 5 of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Regulations
2012 (Vic) and section 22(3)(b) of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic).
Exclusion of rights under the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria): By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you agree that the liability of
ASCA for any death or personal injury (as defined in the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012) that may be suffered by you (or a
person from whom or on whose behalf you are acquiring the services) resulting from the supply of recreational services is excluded.
For recreational services or activities provided in ACT, Queensland or Tasmania:
For recreational services to which the Australian Consumer Law (Australian Capital Territory), Australian Consumer Law (Queensland) or
Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) applies:
By agreeing to these terms and conditions, you acknowledge that where you are a consumer of recreational services, as defined by any relevant
law, certain terms and rights usually implied into a contract for the supply of goods or services may be excluded. You acknowledge that these
implied terms and rights and any liability of ASCA flowing from them, are expressly excluded to the extent possible by law, by these terms and
conditions. To the extent of any liability arising, the liability of ASCA will, at the discretion of ASCA, be limited in the case of goods, to the
replacement, repair or payment of the cost of replacing the goods and in the case of services, the resupply of the services or payment of the cost
of having the services supplied again. For the avoidance of doubt, this exclusion does not exclude liability for recklessness as defined by any
relevant law.
For recreational services or activities provided in South Australia:
For recreational services to which the Australian Consumer Law (South Australia) applies:
Your rights: Under sections 60 and 61 of the Australian Consumer Law (SA), if a person in trade or commerce supplies you with services
including recreational services1), there is:
a. statutory guarantee that those services will be rendered with due care and skill; and
b. statutory guarantee that those services, and any product resulting from those services, will be reasonably fit for the purpose for which the
services are being acquired (as long as that purpose is made known to the supplier); and
c. a statutory guarantee that those services, and any product resulting from those services, will be of such a nature, and quality, state or
condition, that they might reasonably be expected to achieve the result that the consumer wishes to achieve (as long as that wish is made
known to the supplier or a person with whom negotiations have been conducted in relation to the acquisition of the services).
Excluding, restricting or modifying your rights: Under section 42 of the Fair Trading Act 1987 (SA), the supplier of recreational services is
entitled to ask you to agree to exclude, restrict or modify his or her liability for any personal injury suffered by you or another person for whom or
on whose behalf you are acquiring the services (a third party consumer). If you agree to these terms and conditions, you will be agreeing to
exclude, restrict or modify the supplier's liability with the result that compensation may not be payable if you or the third party consumer suffer
personal injury.2
Important: You do not have to agree to exclude, restrict or modify your rights by agreeing to these terms and conditions. The supplier may
refuse to provide you with the services if you do not agree to exclude, restrict or modify your rights by agreeing to these terms and conditions.
Even if you agree to these terms and conditions, you may still have further legal rights against the supplier. A child under the age of 18 cannot
legally agree to exclude, restrict or modify his or her rights. A parent or guardian of a child who acquires recreational services for the child cannot
legally agree to exclude, restrict or modify the child's rights.
Agreement to exclude, restrict or modify your rights: You agree that the liability of ASCA for any personal injury that may result from the
supply of the recreational services that may be suffered by me (or a person for whom or on whose behalf I am acquiring the services) is excluded.
Definitions:
1. Recreational services are services that consist of participation in sporting activity or similar leisure-time pursuit; or any other activity that
involves a significant degree of physical exertion or risk and is undertaken for the purposes of recreation, enjoyment or leisure.
2. Personal injury is bodily injury and includes mental and nervous shock and death.
Further information: Further information about your rights can be found at www.ocba.sa.gov.au
For recreational services or activities provided in Northern Territory:
For recreational services to which the Australian Consumer Law (Northern Territory) applies:
By agreeing to these terms and conditions, You agree that the provisions of Part 3.2, Division 1, sub-division B of the Australian Consumer Law
(NT) do not apply to the services provided to you, and ASCA incurs no liability with respect to death or personal injury for a failure to comply with a
guarantee under that sub-division in relation to supply of these recreational services. By agreeing to these terms and conditions you acknowledge
 ASCA Activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms

that you have been made aware of the general effect of this exclusion, restriction or modification, have had a reasonable opportunity to consider
whether or not to enter into this contract on that basis and have decided to enter into the contract.

SCHEDULE 2 - AUSTRALIAN STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING ASSOCIATION PRIVACY POLICY

The protection of personal information is important to the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA). ASCA is committed to
respecting the right to privacy and the protection of personal information.
This document sets out how ASCA may collect, hold and use personal information. By providing your personal information to ASCA, you consent to
its use, storage and disclosure in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
Why does ASCA collect personal information?
"Personal information" is information or an opinion (including information forming part of a database), whether true or not, and whether recorded in
material form or not, about an individual whose identity is reasonably apparent, or can be reasonably ascertained, from the information or opinion.
ASCA collects personal information in order to properly and efficiently carry out its functions, including to provide you requested products and
services, and to facilitate the provision of marketing and promotion services that may be of interest to you.
ASCA uses personal information only for the purposes for which it was provided and for directly related purposes (unless otherwise required by or
authorised under law). We may state a more specific purpose at the point we collect your information.
If you do not provide us with the information that we request, we may not be able to provide you with our products or services.
What personal and sensitive information does ASCA collect?
Personal Information
Personal information is information or an opinion (including information or an opinion forming part of a database) from which it is possible to
determine someone's identity.
The information collected by ASCA about a particular person will vary depending on the circumstances of collection. It may include, but is not
limited to, a person's contact details (name, email and/or postal address, phone number), date of birth, place of birth, gender, credit card details,
employment history, school or education institution attended, working with children check, parent or guardian contact information, qualifications or
communication history with ASCA.
Sensitive Information
If it is reasonably necessary in the circumstances, ASCA may also collect sensitive information (which is a type of personal information) such as
your medical history (including details of any health conditions or any allergies you may have), nationality/ethnicity or disability backgrounds.
Sensitive information is afforded a higher level of privacy protection than other personal information. Where you provide sensitive information to
ASCA, you also provide consent to ASCA collecting it in accordance with this Privacy Policy, unless you tell us otherwise.
How does ASCA collect personal and sensitive information?
Information may be collected when you:
a) join or register to participate in an ASCA program;
b) enter personal information into, or agree to having your personal information entered into, one of ASCA's online systems or by completing a
form at any ASCA activation;
c) subscribe to any publication of ASCA, including electronic publications;
d) provide details to ASCA in an application, consent form, survey, feedback form or incident report;
e) enter personal information into, or agree to having your personal information entered into, one of ASCA's online systems;
f) access the ASCA website (https://www.strengthandconditioning.org);
g) contact ASCA via email, telephone or mail or engage with ASCA via social media;
h) participate in any program, activity, competition or event run by ASCA (which may include participants submitting photos or videos);
i) purchase merchandise, products or services from ASCA or an authorised agent or licensee;
j) are elected or appointed to the Board or a committee of ASCA; or
k) apply for employment or a volunteer position with ASCA.
Personal information may also be collected where ASCA is required to do so by law (for education, child protection, work health and safety laws,
equal opportunity, charitable collections, medical treatment or other legislation in Australia).
Providing information
Depending on the circumstances, some types of information will be required and others might be optional. If you do not provide some or all of the
information requested, this may affect ASCA's ability to communicate with you or provide the requested products or services.
By not providing requested information, you may jeopardise your ability to participate in programs or competitions or apply for employment or
volunteer positions with ASCA. If it is impracticable for ASCA to deal with you as a result of you not providing the requested information or consent,
ASCA may refuse to do so.
Collection from third parties
ASCA may collect personal information regarding a child from the parent or other responsible person associated with that child.
In many circumstances, ASCA collects information from third parties.
Examples of such third parties could include, without limitation, education institutions, the Australian Sports Commission, the Australian Sports Anti-
Doping Agency, the Australian Institute of Sport, the Australian Olympic Committee, non-affiliated organisations or government and law
enforcement bodies.
Information storage and protection
ASCA stores information in different ways, including in paper and electronic form.
Much of the information we collect from and about our members, participants and from or about people who register their interest in ASCA is added
to ASCA's database. When your information is entered into ASCA's database, the information may be combined or linked with other information
held about you.
Security of personal information is important to ASCA. ASCA has taken steps to protect the information we hold from misuse, loss, unauthorised
access, modification or disclosure. Some of the security measures ASCA uses include strict confidentiality requirements of our employees,
volunteers and service providers, security measures for system access and security measures for our website.
How does ASCA use and disclose personal and sensitive information?
Use
ASCA, and third parties to whom we may disclose personal information in accordance with this Privacy Policy, may use your personal information
to:
a) verify your identity;
b) complete background checks;
c) research, develop, run, administer, conduct and market competitions, programs, activities and other events relating to programs ASCA runs;
d) research, develop and market products, services, merchandise and special offers made available by us and third parties including but not
limited to our licensees, suppliers and sponsors; see Direct marketing.
e) to enable us, our corporate partners and sponsors, as well as their related bodies corporate, to market and promote their protects and services
to you;
f) respond to emergency situations involving or requiring medical treatment;
g) administer, manage and provide you with access to the ASCA website; and
h) keep you informed of news and information relating to various ASCA and related events, activities and opportunities via various mediums.
 ASCA Activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms

ASCA may use health information to ensure that programs we operate are run safely and in accordance with any special health needs participants
may require.

Disclosure
ASCA may disclose your personal information to a range of organisations which include, but are not limited to:
a) companies we work with in carrying out our programs and functions;
b) companies we engage to carry out functions and activities on ASCA's behalf, including direct marketing; see Direct marketing.
c) our third party service providers in connection with any of the categories of use identified above;
d) our insurers;
e) relevant sporting bodies such as the Australian Sports Commission, the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority, Australian Institute of Sport,
Federal and State Departments of Sport amongst others; and
f) in other circumstances permitted by law; see Other Disclosures.
In some circumstances, personal information may also be disclosed outside of Australia. In such circumstances, ASCA will use its best endeavours
to ensure such parties are subject to a law, binding scheme or contract which effectively upholds principles for fair handling of the information that
are suitably similar to the Australian Privacy Principles.
Direct marketing
We will use non-sensitive personal information to provide better services and for marketing purposes (including disclosure of such information to
service providers acting on our behalf).
If you do not wish to receive e-mail, SMS or posted offers from ASCA, you may opt-out by using the procedure provided in the relevant
communication. Alternatively, you may advise us at any time by contacting ASCA via the contact details set out in this policy.
Other disclosures
In addition, ASCA may also disclose personal information:
a) with your express or implied consent;
b) when required or authorised by law;
c) to an enforcement body when reasonably necessary; or
d) to lessen or prevent a threat to an individual or public health or safety.
ASCA website
When users visit the ASCA website, our systems may record certain information about their use of the site, including the web pages visited and the
time and date of their visit. ASCA uses this information to help analyse and improve the performance of the ASCA website.
In addition we may use “cookies” on the ASCA website. Cookies are small text files that help a website to remember the preferences of users to
improve the experience of using that website. In some cases, the cookies that we use may collect some personal information. ASCA will treat this
information in the same way as other personal information we collect. You are free to disable cookies on your internet browser to prevent this
information being collected; however, you will lose the benefit of the enhanced website experience that the use of cookies may offer.
Websites linked to the ASCA website are not subject to ASCA's privacy standards, policies or procedures. ASCA cannot take any responsibility for
the collection, use, disclosure or security of any personal information that you provide to a third party website.
Accessing and seeking correction of information held by ASCA
ASCA will take all reasonable steps to ensure that the personal information it collects, uses or discloses is accurate, complete and up-to-date.
However, we rely on the accuracy of personal information as provided to us both directly and indirectly.
We encourage all users to regularly review and update their personal information. If you would like to access personal information that we hold
about you, we require you to put your request in writing. If we do not allow you access to any part of the personal information we hold about you, we
will tell you why.
Individuals may also request access to their personal information held by us by making a request via the contact details set out below. We will
respond to your request for access within 14 days and endeavour to provide the requested information within 30 days. If you find that the personal
information we hold about you is inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date, please contact us immediately and we will see that it is corrected.
Resolving privacy issues and complaints
Any issues or complaints in relation to the collection, use, disclosure, quality, security of and access to your personal information may be made to
ASCA in one of the following ways:

By telephone: +61 7 55026911

Write to: CEO, ASCA, PO Box 3586, Helensvale TC 4212
By email: info@strengthandconditioning.org

We will respond to your complaint within a reasonable period and try to resolve your complaint for you. If we are unable to resolve your complaint or
you are unhappy with the outcome, you can contact the Office of Australian Information Commissioner via its enquiries line 1300 363 992 or
website http://www.oaic.gov.au/ to lodge a complaint. For further information on ASCA's management of personal information, please contact
ASCA.
ASCA may amend this Privacy Policy from time to time.
Date: 19 December 2016.

DECLARATION
In order to proceed, I must have read and agreed to these terms and conditions. By checking the box below or signing where indicated, I declare
that I have read, understood, acknowledge and agree to these terms and conditions including the exclusion of implied terms, warning, assumption
of risk, release and indemnity. I agree that if my application is accepted I will be bound by these terms and conditions.

 TICK HERE TO ACCEPT THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Full Name Lutfhi Abdil Khuddus

Signature Date 22 November 2021

Activity Date/s

Activity Venue

Name of guardian if under 18yrs.

 ASCA Activity Liability Waiver, Privacy Policy & Payment Terms

Signature of guardian if under 18yrs.