Williams v. CrossFit Anywhere Folsom CA3
Plaintiff Eric Williams was injured when a cyclist collided with him during an early morning group exercise run. Williams sued defendant CrossFit Anywhere (CFA), the fitness club that had organized the run. Following the trial court’s grant of summary judgment to CFA, Williams appeals contending (1) a liability release he signed was unenforceable because it was subtitled, “insurance jargon”; (2) CFA’s failure to satisfy minimum safety standards constituted gross negligence; (3) being struck by a cyclist is not an inherent risk of participating in a group fitness class; and (4) triable issues of fact exist as to whether CFA could have minimized the risk without fundamentally altering the nature of the activity.
We affirm the judgment.
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