Last updated: September 7, 2026
BodyEase exercise programmes and services (hypopressive method) are operated under a valid trade licence to provide sport and fitness services.
By reading these terms and the studio's house rules, and by purchasing or booking any service, the Client confirms they have read and fully understood them and agree without reservation.
These terms govern the rights and obligations between the Provider and the Client for four types of service: private sessions (section 3), group classes and courses (section 4), workshops (section 5), and the online hypopressive-method course (section 6).
Group courses, workshops and private sessions on a confirmed date are leisure-time services provided on a specified date. The Client acknowledges that for these services, under § 1837(j) of the Czech Civil Code, there is no right to withdraw from the contract without giving a reason within 14 days of concluding it. Rights on cancelling participation are governed solely by the cancellation terms in these terms and conditions — section 3.6 for private sessions, 4.3 for group courses and 5.3 for workshops.
The online course is digital content supplied without a tangible medium and is governed separately under § 1837(l) of the Czech Civil Code; see section 6 and the Complaints Procedure.
BodyEase private sessions are provided on prior booking by the Client, made by phone at +420 792 314 472 or by email at link.lucie@gmail.com or lucielinkova@bodyease.cz. A booking becomes binding once the Provider confirms the date and time.
The hypopressive method is a movement and educational activity, not a health service. The Provider is a certified hypopressive-method instructor, not a physician or physiotherapist, and does not provide health services within the meaning of Act No. 372/2011 Coll. Sessions do not replace medical care, professional diagnosis or individual physiotherapy.
By booking a session the Client declares that they have read the contraindications set out below and that, to the best of their knowledge, their state of health permits the exercise, or that they have discussed its suitability with their physician or physiotherapist. The Client must truthfully inform the Provider of their current state of health, pregnancy or any limitations before a session begins, and report any changes without undue delay.
The Client exercises within their own limits, follows the instructor's guidance and, in case of pain, nausea or any other unpleasant sensation, stops immediately and tells the instructor. The Provider is liable for damage under the general law; it is not, however, liable for consequences arising because the Client gave untrue or incomplete information about their health, disregarded the instructor's guidance, or did not stop exercising despite those symptoms.
Contraindications for the breathing phase. The full hypopressive method includes a specific breathing phase (apnoea / vacuum manoeuvre after exhaling). This breathing phase is not suitable for:
These people can still take part: they do not perform the vacuum manoeuvre or hold their breath, and practise only the body positions with continuous diaphragmatic breathing, guided by the instructor. If the Client has another health limitation or diagnosis, the Provider recommends consulting a physician or physiotherapist before starting.
Package validity. A package is valid for 2 months from the date of the first session. After that period, unused sessions expire with no right to a refund.
Packages are non-transferable and non-refundable. A purchased package cannot be transferred to another person unless the parties expressly agree otherwise, and it becomes non-refundable once the Client starts using it. Once the Client has taken the first session from a prepaid package, neither the full amount nor a proportionate part of the payment for the remaining unused sessions can be reclaimed, regardless of whether the Client decides not to continue. Exceptions on serious health grounds are set out in section 3.8.
Private sessions take place, by prior agreement, at one of these locations:
The Client pays for individual sessions or packages according to the Provider's current price list, either in cash at the session location or by bank transfer to the Provider's account (account no.: 212121381/5500). A transfer must clear on the day of the first session.
Timely cancellation. A scheduled private session can be cancelled free of charge no later than 24 hours before its scheduled start (by phone, SMS or email). The parties then agree a new date within the package's validity period.
Late cancellation and no-shows. If the Client cancels less than 24 hours before the session starts, or does not show up without notice:
Cancelling a whole package before it starts. If the Client cancels a purchased package before the first session takes place, the cancellation terms apply as they do for workshops:
If a session cannot take place for reasons on the Provider's side (illness, unforeseeable circumstances), the Provider will notify the Client promptly and offer an alternative date. A complaint can only be filed where a session was not provided and no alternative date was agreed — in that case the Client is entitled to a proportionate refund for the session that did not take place.
Group classes are organised as complete courses or individual sessions on pre-announced dates. Course fees and individual session prices are listed in the description of each service on the website. A purchased course fee is valid only for the specific term (semester/cycle) for which it was purchased. Once a course is purchased and paid for, the Client is automatically enrolled in all sessions scheduled within that term.
Payment deadline and release of the place. The course fee is payable within 5 working days of the Provider confirming an available place, and no later than 48 hours before the first session of the course. A place is reserved only once payment reaches the Provider's account. If payment does not arrive within that period, the Provider may withdraw from the contract and offer the place to another applicant, having first notified the Client at the email address given in the registration.
If the Client cancels their participation in a whole group course before it starts (i.e. before the date of the first session of the cycle), the Provider refunds the amount paid as follows:
The Client may find a substitute to take their place for the whole course (or the remaining part of it) at no extra charge. The Client must inform the Provider of the change in advance and give the substitute's name and contact details.
Group classes too are a movement and educational activity, not a health service, and do not replace medical care or physiotherapy. The contraindications for the breathing phase and how it is adapted are set out in section 3.2 of these terms and apply here as well.
By enrolling in a course the Client declares that they have read the contraindications and that, to the best of their knowledge, their state of health permits the exercise, or that they have discussed its suitability with their physician. Before a session begins the Client must inform the instructor of any health limitations or changes in their state of health, exercise within their own limits, and stop immediately in case of pain or nausea.
The Provider is liable for damage under the general law; it is not, however, liable for consequences arising because the Client gave untrue or incomplete information about their health, disregarded the instructor's guidance, or did not stop exercising despite those symptoms.
The same applies to the medical certificate as in section 3.8: no diagnosis needs to be stated, the Provider uses it solely to assess the request and deletes it once the request has been handled.
If the Provider has to cancel a session (e.g. instructor illness or force majeure), the Provider will offer Clients an alternative date or refund a proportionate amount for the session that did not take place. A complaint can only be filed where a session was not provided for reasons on the Provider's side and no alternative date or other form of compensation was agreed.
A workshop is a one-off event on a pre-announced date, not part of a course or a series of classes. The Provider leads it alone or together with another instructor (a guest specialist), who is named on the website for the date in question. Registration becomes binding once the Provider confirms the place; the capacity of each date is limited and is stated with that date.
The price of a workshop is stated with the specific date at bodyease.cz/workshop. Payment is made once a free place has been confirmed, by bank transfer to the Provider's account. The place is reserved once payment has been credited. Payment is due within 5 working days of the place being confirmed, and no later than 48 hours before the workshop takes place; if it has not been credited by then, the Provider may offer the place to another applicant. The Provider's gift vouchers may be used for workshops.
What is included in the price (facilities and equipment on site, refreshments where applicable) is stated with the specific date. Travel and accommodation are not included.
If the Client cancels their attendance, the Provider refunds the amount paid as follows:
The Client may send a substitute in their place at any time and free of charge; it is enough to inform the Provider in advance of the substitute's name and contact details.
The Provider reserves the right to cancel a workshop, in particular where too few people have registered, in the event of the instructor's illness, or in the event of force majeure. In such a case the Provider will offer the Client an alternative date or refund the full amount paid, within 14 days at the latest. The Provider also reserves the right to change the venue or the person of the instructor; the Client will be informed of any such change without undue delay and is in that case entitled to withdraw from attendance with a full refund.
Workshops take place at various locations — in the studio, outdoors, or in specific spaces (for example a salt cave). The particular venue, time and recommended equipment are stated with the given date and are confirmed to the Client again before the event. For outdoor dates and dates held outside the studio, the Client brings their own mat and drinking water unless stated otherwise.
Where refreshments form part of the workshop, the Client is obliged to inform the Provider in advance of any allergies or dietary restrictions. It may not be possible to accommodate information provided later.
If the workshop programme includes the full hypopressive method with its specific breathing phase (apnoea / vacuum manoeuvre), the contraindications set out in section 3.2 of these terms apply here as well, including how the practice is adapted for the people they concern.
By registering for a workshop the Client declares that they have read the contraindications and that, to the best of their knowledge, their state of health permits the exercise. Before the workshop begins the Client must inform the instructor of any health limitations or changes in their state of health, exercise within their own limits, and stop immediately in case of pain or nausea. The Provider is liable for damage under the general law; it is not, however, liable for consequences arising from the Client breaching these obligations.
The procedure for making a complaint about a workshop is governed by the Complaints Procedure.
Video materials made available as part of the online course are for the personal use of the enrolled Client only. Further distribution, copying or sharing with third parties without the Provider's consent is prohibited.
Purchase, access and complaint conditions for the online course, including information about the right of withdrawal for digital content, are set out in the separate Complaints Procedure.
Processing of personal data is governed by the separate Privacy Policy.
These terms take effect upon publication. The Provider reserves the right to update them; the current version is always available on this page.
Out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes. The body competent for the out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes arising from the service contract is the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (Česká obchodní inspekce), Štěpánská 567/15, 120 00 Prague 2, ID No. 00020869, website adr.coi.cz. The Client may turn to it if a dispute cannot be resolved directly with the Provider.