Tailoring Gym Insurance:
When you go to a fitness instructor or join a gym, you go there with a goal in mind: to increase fitness, lose weight, gain strength, look better, have success, and gain confidence.
To achieve the desired outcome, you need a plan and a goal. Some of us puddle around picking up weights and throwing medicine balls, maybe getting a strain here and there and maybe losing confidence as the results don’t follow as expected.
It may then occur to us to actually talk to a trainer or PT for some advice. Trainers and PTs these days must have a minimum of Cert 3 in Fitness. This means they have studied and have the knowledge and specialist information to assist you in having success. You discover there is much to know, a lot to be aware of, and a few traps you can fall into.
This happens in many areas of life, and you discover it when you open a business, too. The bank wants a business plan, the landlord wants contracts signed, staff want entitlements, and equipment needs to be purchased.
You are making a commitment financially, emotionally and personally. It’s all on the line. So, is this a time to wing it and hope for the best – or do you ask for advice?
Essential to opening a fitness business is having Insurance. The Fitness Industry has expanded like never before and will continue to do so. There are more varieties of gyms, classes, equipment, and clients than ever, so getting the right cover at the right price means you need to ask someone who knows the fitness industry, someone who specialises in it. A specialist in their field, like a PT or trainer, is one who has studied, knows the field, and will get it right for you.