Terms of Service & Community Participation Charter
Conditions governing access to our open educational toolkits, digital repositories, peer tutoring participation, and civic sports workshops in Besançon.
Non-Commercial Service Notice: STAPS BISONTIN ENTRAINEMENT SPORTIF delivers all digital toolkits, peer mentoring sessions, and athletic workshops free of commercial charges. By accessing our services, you agree to uphold our non-profit, collaborative values.
1. Scope, Purpose & Acceptance of Terms
These General Terms of Service (Conditions Générales d'Utilisation - CGU) regulate the relationship between STAPS BISONTIN ENTRAINEMENT SPORTIF (Association Loi 1901, RNA W251004364, SIREN 813718442, headquartered at 36 A, 36 Avenue de l'Observatoire, 25000 Besançon) and any individual accessing our digital web platform, utilizing our open educational toolkits, or registering for our physical workshops.
Browsing our website or submitting registration forms via our digital portals implies full, unconditional acceptance of these terms. If you do not accept these terms, you should refrain from using our services.
2. Permitted Use & Strict Non-Commercial Prohibitions
Our open educational resources, including exam revision guides, anatomical atlases, physiology spreadsheets, and conditioning plans, are provided solely for non-commercial personal study, academic research, and grassroots athletic coaching. Users are expressly prohibited from:
- Selling, reselling, or sub-licensing any study guide, summary document, or toolkit produced by the association.
- Charging third parties for access to materials acquired from our free lending library or open-source digital repositories.
- Using automated crawlers, scrapers, or data mining software to systematically harvest student records, tutor directories, or email contacts.
- Misrepresenting affiliation with the association or using our emblems, acronyms, or logos to endorse commercial nutritional supplements, paid personal training packages, or proprietary fitness apps.
Any unauthorized commercial exploitation of our student-authored works will result in immediate termination of association privileges and may trigger legal proceedings under French intellectual property statutes.
3. Peer Tutoring & Field Workshop Code of Conduct
Participation in our tutoring cohorts, biomechanics clinics, and public demonstrations is conditioned upon mutual respect, collegiality, and safety:
Inclusive & Respectful Environment
Discrimination, verbal abuse, harassment, hazing (bizutage), or intimidation based on gender, sexual orientation, physical ability, athletic performance, or background is strictly forbidden and results in immediate, permanent expulsion.
Physical Safety & Coach Instructions
During field conditioning workshops and athletic testing clinics, participants must adhere scrupulously to safety directives issued by certified coaches and session leaders, wear appropriate athletic attire, and promptly report any dizziness, injury, or physical discomfort.
4. Disclaimer of Warranties & Limitation of Liability
While our academic committee makes every reasonable effort to ensure that examination preparation guides and athletic protocols reflect the highest standards of sports science pedagogy, the association does not guarantee specific examination results, university grades, or athletic performance gains. Academic success remains the individual responsibility of the student.
STAPS BISONTIN ENTRAINEMENT SPORTIF, its elected directors, and volunteer tutors disclaim any liability for direct or indirect damages, personal injuries, or equipment breakages resulting from the independent application of training methods described on this website.
5. Modifications of Terms & Dispute Resolution
The Executive Board reserves the right to modify these Terms of Service at any time to reflect legislative updates or programmatic changes. The modified terms take effect immediately upon their publication on this page.
These terms are governed exclusively by French law. In the event of an unresolved dispute, jurisdiction is attributed to the judicial courts of Besançon, France.