Terms and Conditions

Client Commitment & Service Policy

At Vitality With Vaachon, I am dedicated to delivering a premium coaching experience tailored to each individual client. Your satisfaction is my highest priority, and I welcome all feedback and inquiries with the utmost seriousness and respect.

This policy outlines the structure of my coaching services, including terms related to cancellations and refunds. All services are billed in U.S. Dollars (USD).

I. DEFINITIONS: The following definitions apply to items covered under the Vitality With Vaachon programming.

Fitness Assessment means a non-medical assessment of the client’s general level of physical fitness. 

Fitness Instruction means providing clients individual or group instruction in executing and adhering to a Fitness Program. Fitness Instruction may also include occasional, non-medical, dietary recommendations.

Fitness Objectives means strength, flexibility and mobility objectives based on the client’s Fitness Assessment, desired outcomes, and level of commitment. 

Fitness Program means a program, comprised of aerobic/cardio exercises, resistance exercises, stretching and flexibility exercises, movement and balance routines, and breathing exercises, to meet the client’s reasonably achievable Fitness Objectives. 

Fitness Services means assisting clients in completing a Fitness Assessment, establishing reasonable Fitness Objectives, then developing and providing Fitness Instruction in a Fitness Program to meet those Fitness Objectives. 

Professional Services - means Fitness Services. Professional Services do not include any act or omission, including, any assessment, instruction, advice or recommendation relating to diagnosing, treating, affecting, or alleviating any condition, disease or injury of any person.

II. EXCLUSIONS: 

1. Professional Practice Exclusions

a. Excluded Services apply to any of the following: (1) Medical Services, including, but not limited to, medical, surgical, psychiatric, dental, nursing, pediatric, acupuncture or chiropractic services; (2) 

The use, administration or prescription of any medicine or drug, including: a) any substance referred to in any way as a “medicine”, “drug”, or as “medicinal”, or as “prescribed”, b) any substance that affects the structure or function of the human body and is intended to do so, or c) meets 

the definition of a drug under Section 321(g) (1) (c) of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act; (3) Medical supplies or appliances, including furnishing or dispensing medical, surgical, psychiatric, acupuncture or chiropractic supplies or appliances; (4) Examination, diagnosis, treatment, or any other act or omission relating to treating, effecting, or alleviating any condition, disease, or injury of any person; (5) The production, testing, or selling, of vitamins, supplements, herbs, 

and/or nutritional supplements when such activities (6) fire cupping; (7) massages of any kind