What Is A Good Company For Fitness Instructor Liability Insurance?
December 20th, 2009 | 
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I am a certified Pilates instructor, but taught only at a rec center until recently so didn’t need any insurance. I have an opportunity to teach independently in 2 weeks and need to purchase insurance quickly and cheaply, but don’t want to be scammed. Who should I use –was told it should cost me around $150? Thanks!
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One Response to “What Is A Good Company For Fitness Instructor Liability Insurance?”
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Contact a local independent insurance agent and have them research this for you. My experience with trying to insure anyone who coaches or trains in health and fitness tells me that the $150 would be more like a monthly rate (and that may be on the low side), if you can find someone to write it.