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This Release of Liability form is designed for an individual participating in an activity to acknowledge and assume all risks associated with their participation. It waives, releases, and discharges the organizing entity from liability for potential injury, death, or property damage, including those arising from negligence. The participant also certifies their physical fitness and consents to necessary medical care.

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