Woman sues after claiming one spinning class gave her permanent injuries (bike, training)

[Suburban_Guy]

She could have stopped you know, it's not like basic training at Fort Benning, Georgia.

Woman Claims One Spin Class Gave Her Permanent Injuries, Now She

A woman had a little more than she could handle during a spin class, and now she’s suing. Kaila Cashman claims that she went to a SoulCycle class for the first time, and ended up hospitalized for a week and has permanent injuries.

[Florida2014]

Rhadbo is not joke, this was a huge controversy at the U of Iowa a few years ago. But yes, she simply could have stopped, although I can *kind of* see minor fault here if the instructor was the one adjusting her bike for her without her consent and he/she was in her ear saying she couldn't stop.

If the plaintiff here were to win this would open up a number of similar lawsuits and could see the decline of these group exercise classes. I think folks in the U.S. are far too litigious.