TERMS OF SERVICE
These Terms apply to purchases made through the Sam Brindle | Human Performance store.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS
Products sold through this store may be supplied digitally. Access to a purchased digital product is provided for the personal use of the purchaser unless explicitly stated otherwise.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
All original written content, concepts, graphics and publication materials remain protected by applicable intellectual property and copyright law.
Purchase of a digital product grants the purchaser a personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to access and use that product.
Purchase does not transfer ownership of the intellectual property contained within it.
Unless expressly permitted, digital products may not be:
• resold
• redistributed
• uploaded for public access
• reproduced commercially
• shared with others as a substitute for purchasing their own copy
• modified and represented as the work of another person
Reasonable quotation, discussion and referencing of ideas from the publication are not prohibited, subject to applicable copyright law and appropriate attribution.
PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION
Materials sold through this store are provided for educational and professional-development purposes.
They represent practitioner perspectives, frameworks and approaches to Human Performance and should not be interpreted as individual medical, clinical or other regulated professional advice.
Readers remain responsible for the professional decisions they make and for working within their own competence, professional standards and applicable organisational requirements.
AVAILABILITY
Reasonable efforts will be made to ensure purchased digital products remain accessible and are delivered as described.
Occasional interruptions caused by technical issues or third-party services may occur.
REFUNDS
Purchases of digital products are subject to the separate Refund Policy available through this store.
CHANGES
These Terms may be updated where reasonably necessary to reflect changes to products, services, technology or applicable requirements.
Nothing in these Terms limits statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Last updated: August 2026