Category: Insurance

Dance teacher insurance is liability coverage that protects you when a student gets hurt in your class or says your teaching caused harm. If you teach as an independent, the studio’s policy usually doesn’t cover you, so you need your own. It also gives you the certificate that studios, schools and community centers ask for […]

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A yoga retreat host needs professional and general liability that extend to the retreat location, participant accident coverage for injuries during practice…

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A strength and conditioning coach needs professional liability above all, because the claims coaches face concern programming, load progression, and…

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Often yes. A recital at a rented theater takes your studio away from the address on your policy, fills a room with spectators, and usually comes with a…

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A studio running yoga teacher training needs professional liability that extends to training and certifying teachers, general liability with participant…

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Yes. A claim does not scale with the hours you work; one session is enough for a client to allege your programming caused an injury.

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Yes. An online trainer can still be sued when a client is injured following a program, a live video cue, or a form correction, and that allegation falls…

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Reformers and other apparatus are covered by the property part of a studio’s policy, which is separate from the liability coverage that responds when a…

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It can, depending on which coverages the studio carries and what the student or family alleges. General liability responds when the studio is alleged to be…

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Usually not by the studio’s policy. A dance studio’s insurance protects the studio, and it does not protect an independent instructor, especially if you are…

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