SAFETY
Please be aware of associated risks of participating in Logan Kinei Wellness & Nature Experiences.
When you sign up for a class or experience, all participants will be asked to read and sign our Acknowledgement of Risk.
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No guarantee of a spiritual connection, feeling, awakening
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No guarantee of a connection to yourself or the other people participating
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No guarantee that you will experience any or all of the benefits associated with Logan Kinei Wellness & Nature Experiences
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You are doing the hike at your own risk, we are not liable for anything that may happen on the way to, during and the way from the hike/nature walk
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You must be able to walk and keep up a good pace
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In the event that you can’t, but still want to go, contact us and we will work with you to figure it!
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You must be cleared and assume all risk and responsibilty that you healthy enough to walk 1-6 miles
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Water, sunscreen, non-toxic insect repellent, hats, clothing are the individuals responsibility
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Be aware and agree to the fact that you may encounter wildlife and plant life.
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Agree to not harm either in any way.
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Some plants or creatures may be poisonous, such as poison ivy or deer ticks
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If pregnant, please advise Logan Kinei so modifications can be made for all classes.
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Some breathing techniques are not known how to affect pregnancy, so we can always modify the practices
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Some positions for mobility class may not work for you, but we can always modifiy
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It is your responsibility to inform Logan Kinei about any known health conditions that may affect your ability to safely perform any and all Logan Kinei Wellness & Nature Experiences
Important Links for Safety from Cape Cod National Seashore:
When we are within the Cape Cod National Seashore, we must abide by their rules and regulations.
Environmental Hazards - Poison Ivy, Ticks, Browntail Moth Caterpillars
Hunting Safety - Hunting is permitted in certain areas at certain times
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“State regulations restrict turkey hunting to Monday through Saturday, from one half-hour before sunrise until noon. These regulations will apply in the national seashore as well.”