Can I return the fitness card because it can't be used because of the epidemic?

The fitness card can be returned. After signing the contract, it is a service contract relationship, and both parties are bound by the contents of the contract. In the general fitness contract, there are clauses such as "If the club you join is closed, so that you can no longer provide you with the membership services agreed in this contract, you can terminate the contract, and besides, members may not terminate the contract in advance for any reason", which can be regarded as standard clauses because it limits your main rights. This clause can also be understood as follows: No matter whether the service provided by the other party meets the standards or agreements, it is stipulated that you have no right to raise objections, and you are suspected of forcing consumption, you can bring a lawsuit to the court.

1. It depends on your agreement with the gym. If there is an agreement in the agreement, the agreement shall prevail.

2. If there is no agreement or the agreement is unreasonable. You can negotiate with the gym first, and you can make up for your rights by delaying the fitness period or returning part of the balance through negotiation.

If the two sides can't reach an agreement, if you really can only exercise in a certain month, there is really no other way, such as going abroad or in a different place. Then the lawsuit can be conducted through legal channels, but the litigation period is long and the litigation cost is high. It is not cost-effective to go to court on this matter. It is better for both parties to negotiate.

4. You can also help the negotiation by complaining to the local Consumer Council, which can also have a good effect.

Extended data:

The termination of a contract refers to the act of terminating the validity of the contract or eliminating the contractual relationship retroactively through the unilateral act of the parties or the agreement of both parties under certain conditions after the contract is effectively established.

Legal basis: According to Article 180 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), those who cannot perform their civil obligations due to force majeure shall not bear civil liability. Where there are other provisions in the law, those provisions shall prevail. Force majeure is an unforeseeable, unavoidable and insurmountable objective situation.