Common use of Freezing your membership Clause in Contracts

Freezing your membership. If you know in advance that you will not be able to attend the Club for a period, you may put your membership on-hold at reduced fees for a minimum period of one month through to a maximum period of three months (although this shall not apply to any personal training services). To place your membership on-hold, you must complete the on- hold request form (available on our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx) and provide the completed form to the Club at least 5 days before placing your membership on-hold. The fees that will apply to the on-hold period are set out on the on- hold request form. On-hold periods will not be counted by the Club in any notice period required for the termination of your membership, nor will they count towards the Minimum Term.

Freezing your membership. If you know in advance that you will not be able to attend the Club for a period, you may put your membership on-hold at reduced fees for a minimum period of one month four weeks through to a maximum period of three months 12 weeks (although this shall not apply to any personal training services). To place your membership on-hold, you must complete the on- on-hold request form (available on our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx) and provide the completed form to the Club at least 5 days before placing your membership on-holdhold or place your membership on hold using our Member Portal. The fees that will apply to the on-hold period are set out on the on- on-hold request form. On-hold periods will not be counted by the Club in any notice period required for the termination of your membership, nor will they count towards the Minimum Term.