Ash has realised that she needs to put more effort into staying in shape. One of her friends has told her about the benefits of lifting weights regularly, and she decides to give it a try. For the first time in her life, she joins a gym. According to the terms of her membership agreement with the gym, she is entitled to a free one-hour session with a personal trainer, who will teach her the basics of weight training. Ash chooses not to take advantage of this arrangement, and instead uses an App on her phone to develop her own training program. On her third visit to the gym, she accidentally drops a large weight on her foot, breaking two toes. Could Ash sue the gym for failing to adequately warn her of the risk of injury associated with weight training? In your answer focus upon whether or not the gym could rely upon the defence of voluntary assumption of risk.