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Instructor Insurance
I currently hold a policy as a pole instructor with Insurance4Dancers, but I am wishing to part ways due to unacceptable customer service, I have sent many e-mails and no reply. I am looking for a new insurance that will cover me as a pole instructor and also add teach Lyra to my policy, does anyone recommend a company?
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6 Replies
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Last I heard Aerial Amy had found another company that does pole insurance but you can’t teach in heels. I would suggest writing her on here or Facebook for more info. I also hold a policy with them for studio insurance (haha cuz I have no studio.). I would also write Val Schrader at Infinity Aerial, I think she has a policy through another company that also covers her aerial teaching.
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Through Zumba I got K&K insurance. Then I added a beginner pole class and thats covered as well as long as we don’t use any props like heels or feathers etc. I had emailed them about it and the next day they answered back. They have very good costumer service.
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Hi Monica
Sorry to hear you’ve had problems with I4PD but did you check your spam folder? They get that complaint when the email is going to their spam. 🙂
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I’ve am about to apply for Francis L. Dean & Associates, Inc. Website is http://www.fdean.com and the type of insurance you need is called “Specialty Insurance Coverage for Fitness Class Facilities”. This covers pole. I am planning to call them tomorrow to make sure it covers poling with heels. This was one of the companies Aerial Amy suggested.
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Diva…that’s the same company that I4PD is through but has some different coverage limitatios. I’m not certain but I don’t think that one prohibits the heels. I believe only K&K prohibits them.
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Thanks Mary Ellyn!!!
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