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mishadog
Posted 2009-05-29 3:58 PM (#116217)
Subject: insurance


can anyone recommend a good insurer for yoga instructors in the US? Also if you run a studio, do you have blanket coverage which covers your instructors, or do you purchase insurance and require the instructors to have their own insurance as well?
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Seeker101
Posted 2009-05-31 8:28 PM (#116253 - in reply to #116217)
Subject: RE: insurance


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If you've been through a Yoga Alliance certified 200 hour (or 500 hour) program, then the Yoga Alliance offers a really reasonable rate on insurance (less than $200/year). Many studios require their teachers to carry their own insurance. The studio may have overall liability insurance but if a student sues the actual teacher, the studio's coverage won't be enough. I know that the "hot" yoga studios have students sign some pretty heavy duty waivers, but, in the US anyway, that doesn't mean that a person still can't sue.
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yogabrian
Posted 2009-06-12 8:59 PM (#116496 - in reply to #116217)
Subject: Re: insurance


https://www.fitnessandwellness.com/
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