What types of insurance do gyms and fitness centers need?

These policies provide coverage for common gym and fitness center risks.

Business owner’s policy

A BOP bundles property insurance and general liability insurance under one plan. It's often one of the most cost-effective commercial insurance policies for gyms and fitness clubs.

BEST FOR

  • Customer injuries

  • Damaged customer property

  • Damaged business property

General liability insurance

This type of insurance for fitness studios covers common risks, like a client tripping over a barbell. Bundle with property insurance for savings in a business owner’s policy.

BEST FOR

  • Slip-and-fall accidents

  • Damaged customer property

  • Libel or slander lawsuits

Workers’ compensation insurance

Workers’ compensation insurance is required in almost every state for gyms and fitness centers that have employees. It can cover medical bills for work-related injuries.

BEST FOR

  • Employee medical expenses

  • Missed wages

  • Legal costs

Professional liability insurance

Professional liability insurance for a gym or a fitness center can cover legal expenses if a client claims that your instruction or negligence led to an injury.

BEST FOR

  • Lawsuits claiming an instructor was negligent

  • Failure to produce desired results, such as weight loss

  • Undelivered services, such as a cancelled fitness class

How much does insurance cost for sports and fitness professionals?

  • Several factors will have an impact on insurance costs, including:

  • Fitness services offered, such as weight training

  • Business equipment and property

  • Revenue

  • Location

  • Number of employees

How much does insurance cost for sports and fitness professionals?

Your small business is exposed to huge liability when clients push their physical limits. Fitness studio insurance and health club insurance safeguard your business from the costs of client and employee injuries, lawsuits from dissatisfied customers, equipment theft, and other risks.