No. You may only use fitness facilities that are designated for your residential community and permitted under your lease agreement. An NOC does not grant access to fitness facilities in other Wasl communities.
No. An NOC is not required if all training sessions take place entirely within your private unit.
However, if you plan to train in any shared facility or common area, such as a gym, swimming pool, park, jogging track, or other community amenities, an approved NOC is required.
Yes. Any person acting as a coach or trainer within Wasl's shared fitness facilities must have an approved NOC before providing coaching services.
No. The tenant receiving the coaching service must obtain an approved NOC for the trainer before any training sessions can take place within Wasl's fitness facilities or designated common areas.
No. NOCs are issued for a specific coach and cannot be transferred. If you choose a different coach, you must submit a new NOC application and obtain approval before training can begin.
No. You may continue using your approved NOC until its expiry date.
Please note:
Yes. If a physiotherapist will accompany you or provide exercise, rehabilitation, or fitness-related services within a Wasl gym or fitness facility, an approved NOC is required before access can be granted.
No. NOCs are not renewed automatically.
If you wish to continue training with your coach, trainer, or physiotherapist after the NOC expires, you must submit a new application and obtain approval.
Until the new NOC is approved, coaching or training activities within the facility are not permitted.
Yes. An NOC is required for any coaching or training activity conducted in common areas, including:
This service is available to tenants residing in communities that offer shared fitness facilities, including gyms and/or swimming pools.
The approval is valid for 180 days from the date of issuance.
Once the NOC expires, you may submit a new application if you wish to continue using the service. Any applicable fees will be charged according to the approved NOC process at the time of application.